If you're 25-30, and your main circle isn't frequently discussing:
~ Sleeping in sacks
~ Dressing like an old timer
~ Living off carrots
Then it's time to elevate your circle
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A rookie police officer loses his firearm to a pickpocket, which begins an obsessive quest to recover it. As the audience, there's more of a relief when he regains the gun than when he handcuffs the antagonist. It's not about the criminal, it's about the vehicle behind the crimes, and where the culpability lies. He thinks differently than the older officers. They continually tell him to stop worrying, forget about it. He's dogmatic and fatalist... because the gun was his…
If the screwball comedy satirized the love story, this satirizes the screwball comedy. Cary Grant disappears for longer periods of the film than I'd ever expect... and they aren't filler scenes, they're flawless. It's a film about corruption... daily syndications as crime syndicates.
"Mighty nice little town, Albany. They've got the state capitol there, you know."
