Il Cittadino si ribella (Street Law) (1974)

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When the police cannot prosecute heinous crimes effectively, some very brave men will do their jobs for them, this film seems to say. Carlo (Franco Nero) gets in the way of a group of crooks who are trying to rob a bank, and they mutilate him horribly for his trouble. When the police cannot quite manage to find these thugs, Carlo goes after them himself. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Unrated, 1 hr. 38 min.

Art House & International, Action & Adventure

Directed By: Enzo G. Castellari

On DVD: Apr 25, 2006

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Street Law starts out with a total fucking bang. Crime runs rampant in the streets of Rome and we see people being shot, mugged, dragged by motorcycle. Then a bank heist. Were we see monks, woman and average Joes being pistol whipped. Franco Nero happens to be one of those "Joes" and when the police doent bother to

January 7, 2007

mike pfarner

I'm a fan of Italian crime films and this one is one of the best I've seen. Mostly for its action, Enzo G. Castellari pulled out some amazing stuntwork from his crew (the car vs. hero scene is mind-blowing) which goes great with the De Angelis score. Franco Nero's portrayal of an average man who feels emasculated

July 12, 2008