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Fuzz (1972)

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Fuzz

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Don Gordon as an armed robber loads six cartridges into his .38 revolver and sticks it in his belt. When they get to the liquor store the gun he pulls out of his belt is a semiautomatic 9mm Walther P-38 pistol. When he kicks in the door he has the .38 revolver in his hand.

Three men, all armed with six-shot .38 revolvers, then get into a fast and furious gun fight in which about 30 shots are fired.
The opening title sequence features a metro train. There is implied continuity i.e. that it's the same train in each shot. But in some shots it's a 2-car train, in others a 4-car train.
The position of the guide dog at the park bench.

Audio/visual unsynchronised

Several characters have lines dubbed. Dialogue does not match mouth movements.

Character error

Carella poses as a homeless man in order to catch the firebugs. But he remains clean-shaven, without the several days' growth of beard that a real bum would surely have.

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