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Title: Another 48 Hrs. (1990)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Eddie Murphy | ... | Reggie Hammond | |
| Nick Nolte | ... | Jack Cates | |
| Brion James | ... | Ben Kehoe | |
| Kevin Tighe | ... | Blake Wilson | |
| Ed O'Ross | ... | Frank Cruise | |
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David Anthony Marshall | ... | Willie Hickok |
| Andrew Divoff | ... | Cherry Ganz | |
| Bernie Casey | ... | Kirkland Smith | |
| Brent Jennings | ... | Tyrone Burroughs | |
| Ted Markland | ... | Malcolm Price | |
| Tisha Campbell | ... | Amy Smith | |
| Felice Orlandi | ... | Warden | |
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Edward Walsh | ... | Detective Joe Stevens |
| Page Leong | ... | Angel Lee | |
| Cathy Haase | ... | Girl Bartender | |
With a pending old debt from the past and the genuine threat of losing his badge for good, the tough and gruff San Francisco police officer, Inspector Jack Cates, pushes his luck and turns to his reluctant former partner, Reggie Hammond. Having spent seven long years in jail after the events of 48 Hrs. (1982), Reggie is about to taste the air of freedom, when an attempt on his life drags him into a new circle of violence, as Jack is almost obsessively trying to prove that the elusive criminal mastermind known as the "Iceman" exists. But, this time, the odds are against the mismatched duo. Will Cates clear his name? Written by Nick Riganas
It's a good thing that director Walter Hill has waited 8 years before making a sequel of the original "48 hrs." If he had released this film immediately after the first one, it would have become a flop. The reason is because both films are very much alike. "Another 48 hrs." hasn't got anything new to offer; it's an almost exact copy of the first one. And that's precisely why they waited so long before making this sequel.
Nothing really changed actually. There's Nick Nolte who plays the same cigarette-smoking and alcohol-addicted tough-guy cop forced to team together with Eddy Murphy who takes up his part as the noisy, bad-mouth and know-it-all convict-character again. Just like in the first film, it's the chemistry between these two actors that makes "Another 48 hrs." really worth-watching. And just like in the first film, the only decent acting comes from Nick Nolte and Eddy Murphy while the rest of the cast is merely below average. Once more the action scenes are great to watch. This is a good thing, because it makes you forget about the weak script. The dialogues are funny, but they're overloaded again with harsh language. Some might find this annoying; I honestly thought it became funny after a while.
The ending is pretty weak and predictable, but on the whole "Another 48 hrs." is almost as good as its predecessor and good waste of time; not money.