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48 Hrs. is a 1982 crime action comedy film, directed by Walter Hill, starring Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy and Annette O'Toole.
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60 of 125 · most liked first48 Hrs. (1982) Directed by Walter Hill
neutral · AI labelView post →In the 80’s mainstream Hollywood movies were still comfortable letting their heroes be deeply flawed. In 48 HRS. (1982) Nick Nolte’s cop is rough around every edge but the film lets him change. They were messy, selfish, and human, which is exactly why they felt relatable. #EddieMurphy
positive · AI labelView post →Tonight’s movie: 48 HRS. (1982), directed by Walter Hill
neutral · AI labelView post →48 Hrs. (1982) Directed by Walter Hill
neutral · AI labelView post →Another 48 Hrs. (1990) 🎬💙 Directed by Walter Hill
neutral · AI labelView post →I have seen people comparing Lanterns to True Detective, which I get, but the vibe is more like the Eddie Murphy/Nick Nolte movie 48 Hrs., with a hint of something darker under the mismatched partners’ aggro banter
neutral · AI labelView post →The Vinegar Syndrome Black Friday Sale is live! I'm thrilled to have contribued a commentary track to the late Corey Yuen's WOMEN ON THE RUN--it's a gonzo blast of buddy-film action that re-translates 48 HRS as a fevered bit of gender-flipped Category III grindhouse delirium.
neutral · AI labelView post →Just looking at his filmography, Dude has a serious list of films he's produced: Xanadu (1980) (co-producer) 48 Hrs. (1982) Streets of Fire (1984) Brewster's Millions (1985) Weird Science (1985) Commando (1985) Jumpin' Jack Flash (1986) Lethal Weapon (1987) Predator (1987) Action Jackson (1988) Die Hard (1988) Road House (1989) Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) Die Hard 2 (1990) The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (1990) Predator 2 (1990) Hudson Hawk (1991) Ricochet (1991) The Last Boy…
neutral · AI labelView post →Getting our '48 Hrs.' on this weekend for Film Sack. Paramount+ or Fubo.
neutral · AI labelView post →This is an incredibly tight heist movie by the director of 48 Hrs. from a script that can’t be more than 75 pages
neutral · AI labelView post →Slightly off topic but I still think about the story of Walter Hill being forced to cut 25 minutes out of “Another 48 Hrs.” one week before its release. I’m not saying it was ever going to be “Citizen Kane” but I bet there’s a better movie on a shelf somewhere at Paramount.
neutral · AI labelView post →I was watching 48 Hrs. (1982) today, and it struck me that Nick Nolte is just an elongated version of Chris Farley. The violent jerky mannerisms, the yelling, the crazy blonde hair; it's all there!
neutral · AI labelView post →The new “Beverly Hills Cop” movie is reminding me that there supposedly exists a completed 2-hour version of “Another 48 Hrs.” that was almost released, and then the studio panicked and cut a half hour out of it a week before release. Someone should restore that while Walter Hill’s still alive.
neutral · AI labelView post →Brion James - 📽️ Crimewave (Sam Raimi, 1986) James (Blade Runner, 48 Hrs.) is such a distinct and memorable character actor and ‘80s heavy. Raimi’s madcap script with the Coen Brothers gives him plenty to play as a Looney Tunes villain complete with high-pitched cartoon voice. He’s still scary.
neutral · AI labelView post →For The Reveal, a new entry in my ongoing "The '80s in 40" series: 48 HRS., the movie that defined a genre and introduced Eddie Murphy to the world beyond SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE:
neutral · AI labelView post →Happy 72nd Birthday to the underappreciated James Remar, intense and intensely gifted character actor, who has made his mark in film, stage, and television, and has had great roles in THE WARRIORS, CRUISING, 48 HRS., DRUGSTORE COWBOY, SEX AND THE CITY, MIAMI VICE, DEXTER, CREEPSHOW, among others.
neutral · AI labelView post →> Silver appears on-screen at the beginning of Who Framed Roger Rabbit as Raoul J. Raoul, the director of the animated short Something's Cookin. Raoul loses his temper at toon Roger Rabbit for seeing tweety birds when a refrigerator crashes on his head, and not stars as the script specified. This was a prank Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis pulled on then-Disney CEO, Michael Eisner, as Eisner and Silver had despised each other since their days at Paramount Pictures in the early 1980s,…
neutral · AI labelView post →48 Hrs. is such a good movie. I miss action movies that don’t feel like comic books.
positive · AI labelView post →June '90 was a little weird, a big summer month where it felt like most things except for TOTAL RECALL underperformed. ANOTHER 48 HRS, DICK TRACY, GREMLINS 2 (one of the best films ever made), ROBOCOP 2 and DAYS OF THUNDER which was marketed like it was going to be the biggest movie of the year 1/2
neutral · AI labelView post →Being a huge Eddie Murphy fan, normally I'd go with Axel Foley. Instead I'm picking Reggie Hammond from 48 Hrs. Love that film.
positive · AI labelView post →Coming from Sticking Place Books: REX VENICE, by Steven E. de Souza (Die Hard, Commando, 48 Hrs.)! 1940. Gambling ships off the California coast. Nazis! Mobsters! Movie stars! Sharp dialogue! Big set-pieces! SPB's series of great scripts Hollywood never made continues!
neutral · AI labelView post →48 HRS., TRADING PLACES, and BEVERLY HILLS COP all before 23 is a movie star launch that will never be repeated again.
neutral · AI labelView post →6. Hadn't seen 48 Hrs. since I was in middle school and that ended up being the movie we decided to watch tonight. You can almost pinpoint precisely when in the movie Eddie Murphy transforms into a superstar letterboxd.com/cckirby/film...
neutral · AI labelView post →finished 48 Hrs. it's interesting to see A) Eddie Murphy already reigning into drama shticks in his first big film role *and* something that's not wholly comedic, B) early sprouts of buddy-cop genre in a raucous and sleazy setting (there are *numerous* slurs), and C) restrained Walter Hill-isms
neutral · AI labelView post →Time for Film Sack to cover 1982’s ’48 Hrs’. One of the oldest FEEDS, EPISODES and SITE: filmsack.com YOUTUBE: youtu.be/kTBWJjZ6l8g
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching 48 Hrs. for the first time since forever and I'd forgotten how much Eddie Murphy just *owns* the redneck bar scene: youtu.be/kvzIRuIg288?...
neutral · AI labelView post →If you have never seen 48 Hrs and Trading Places, YOU ARE MISSING OUT. And keep in mind there had never been a buddy cop movie like 48 Hrs before you see it, and it was •enormous• in impact for it being Black/white leads who challenge each other with racial conflicts.
positive · AI labelView post →Celebrate National Film Score Day like FCE company bird Nibbles is doing to James Horner’s music for Walter Hill’s 48 HRS. (1982). #FilmScoreDay #NationalFilmScoreDay #JamesHorner #48Hrs Our limited edition colored vinyl LP is available here: www.funcityeditions.com/shop/p/48hrs...
neutral · AI labelView post →Rewatched 48 Hrs and Eddie Murphy is still electric. An untested film actor walking into a gritty crime movie with total confidence and screen presence and changing the buddy cop dynamic in the process. Amazing. We discuss our favourite buddy movies here: tinyurl.com/TalkinFilmCl...
positive · AI labelView post →48 HRS (1982) is a very 80s movie casual racism a young Mike Ehrmantraut multiple diegetic musical numbers
neutral · AI labelView post →Eddie Murphy punches a dude out a window in Another 48 Hrs, a fucking awesome shot in a film not usually associated with the term “fucking awesome.” Discussed on our latest episode!
neutral · AI labelView post →This song always makes me think of the movie 48 Hrs.
neutral · AI labelView post →#nowshowing in the Nickxcom theater: 48 Hrs. (1982, Walter Hill) Watching on BD from @paramountpictures.bsky.social It's been a minute, but this movie is burned into my brain. It's another first time watch for my girlfriend however! Let's fucking GO 🍿💪🏻 #filmsky #comedy #physicalmedia
positive · AI labelView post →Post a movie from the 80s that starts with the letter F? (feel free to post more than one at this point) 48 Hrs. (1982) The Fox and the Hound (1981) #moviesky #filmsky
neutral · AI labelView post →This like the movie 48 Hrs, but in real time and without the acting, the wit, the excitement, etc. #BMovieManiacs
neutral · AI labelView post →Final Thoughts: 48 Hrs. is a decent buddy cop movie. Disheveled detective Nick Nolte takes criminal Eddie Murphy out to break a case. The results should have been comedy gold but who is the comedian here? Nolte's bad cop is far funnier than Murphy, and that's saying something. #hatm
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight’s film is Walter Hill’s 48 Hrs #filmsky
neutral · AI labelView post →Please repost this if you love the Toy Story franchise! For me: it’s one of my favorite movies better! It’s way better than Catwoman (2004 Film), A Minecraft Movie (2025) and 48 Hrs (1982)
neutral · AI labelView post →Stumbled across Netflix’s Voir and immediately watched @mangiotto.bsky.social amazing video essay on Walter Hill’s 48 Hrs.
neutral · AI labelView post →The 80s blockbusters (Lethal Weapon, Die Hard, 48 Hrs etc.) that defined the look and feel of moser action cinema were built off 70s exploitation cinema, most of which were a sea of Dirty Harry clones. This movie codified the “action” film.
neutral · AI labelView post →New month means I got to celebrate the books and movies I fell in love with last month. That includes a first-time viewing of 48 HRS, reading BLOOD COUNTESS, and more. thefilmmaven.com/best-movies-...
neutral · AI labelView post →I watched 48 Hrs. (1982) and Trading Places (1983) last week. I had a need to see Eddie Murphy's early career.
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight’s movie: 48 Hrs. I hadn’t seen the whole thing. It’s a good time! Also, it’s not really a comedy! That was a surprise. Young James Remar was ridiculously hot.
positive · AI labelView post →On this day in movie history: 48 Hrs. directed Walter Hill released December 8, 1982. Cast: Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy, Annette O’Toole, Frank McRae, James Remar, David Patrick Kelly, Sonny Landham, Brion James, Kerry Sherman, Jonathan Banks, James Keane, Tara King, Greta Blackburn, Margot Rose. #Noir
neutral · AI labelView post →This scene has lost absolutely none of its heat as a stone-cold movie star showcase in the literal decades since 48 HRS. released.
neutral · AI labelView post →People forget that this movie had a pretty iconic director (albeit one well past his prime) -- Walter Hill made The Driver, The Warriors, Streets of Fire, 48 Hrs. He was also a producer on Alien 1-3, and wrote some of them, so he had a long history with Weaver.
neutral · AI labelView post →48 Hrs might be my fave. I’d say it’s perhaps Eddie Murphy’s most underrated movie. He’s made so many since but his debut appearance may be among his best. I remember seeing it when it opened and the audience reaction to the Torchy’s scene. You instantly knew this guy had just changed film history.
positive · AI labelView post →48 Hrs. (1982) Do you enjoy this 80s buddy cop movie starring Eddie Murphy & Nick Nolte? Joining me to discuss that film year: @gmoatpodcast.bsky.social #Movies #FilmSky
neutral · AI labelView post →My people! I never thought anyone would remember that 'The Boys are Back in Town' came from the movie 48 Hrs
neutral · AI labelView post →Shrek would never occur to me, but his absolute raw talent in "48 HRS" was one (if not) the BEST debut movie performances I've ever seen in my life.
positive · AI labelView post →48 Hrs./Another 48 Hrs. 2-Movie Collection 4K UHD + Blu-ray + Digital is part of Amazon's 3 for $33 4K Ultra HD sale. amzn.to/4hCqtAn #ad
neutral · AI labelView post →Just read A Walter Hill Film by @mangiotto.bsky.social published by @mattzollerseitz.bsky.social. Fantastic! An incredible analysis of an under-rated Hollywood auteur. If you only know Walter Hill as the director of 48 Hrs. read this book and then watch Hill’s other movies. You’ll be happy you did.
neutral · AI labelView post →There is a line in the movie 48 Hrs. where Eddie Murphy's in some honky-tonk bar and he says the line, "Never seen so many backwards-ass country fucks in my life," and I think of that line and the utter disdain with which he says it every time I'm reminded of how much of a toilet my state has become
neutral · AI labelView post →So, if I remove Blackhat, 48 Hrs, Congo, Lake Placid, Dracula, the Faculty and Fright Night as being recently watched, what do I watch next???
neutral · AI labelView post →Another 48 Hrs. (1990) Director: Walter Hill Cast: Eddie Murphy, Nick Nolte, Tisha Campbell, Bernie Casey, Frank McRae Watch Review wp / wd
neutral · AI labelView post →My ★★★★ review of 48 Hrs. on @letterboxd: boxd.it/H7zPz
positive · AI labelView post →I will say seeing 48 Hrs as a six-year-old, in the theatre. (Questionable choice on my uncle's part.)
neutral · AI labelView post →My favorite film or films (if I can't decide) from each year of my life. #BirthYearTillNow #FilmChallenge #MovieSky 48 Hrs. (1982) dir. Walter Hill
neutral · AI labelView post →My post work vinyl is "American Worker" by The Bus Boys who used to open for Eddie Murphy during his "Delirious" standup tour and appeared in the film "48 Hrs" and are still actively touring.
neutral · AI labelView post →Eric, you would come over and watch DRIVE (1997) some time. It's basically 48 HRS meets THE ONE. This is my hands down favorite Mark Dacascos movie. : |
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