Red Heat
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A mutually uneasy alliance is formed between the stern Captain Ivan Danko of the Moscow Police and his American equivalent, the Chicago Detective Art Ridzik when the latter captures Viktor Rostavili, a dangerous Georgian drug kingpin. With his partner murdered by Viktor's hands, Ivan lands in Chicago to extradite the crime lord back to Russia, however, when he manages to escape, a frenzied chase in the bustling downtown will begin. In the end, to bring down the ruthless crimi... (Full plot summary below)

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A mutually uneasy alliance is formed between the stern Captain Ivan Danko of the Moscow Police and his American equivalent, the Chicago Detective Art Ridzik when the latter captures Viktor Rostavili, a dangerous Georgian drug kingpin. With his partner murdered by Viktor's hands, Ivan lands in Chicago to extradite the crime lord back to Russia, however, when he manages to escape, a frenzied chase in the bustling downtown will begin. In the end, to bring down the ruthless criminal, are the two reluctant comrades who are worlds apart willing to put their differences aside?

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Time Out - 9/10 by Geoff AndrewSurface stuff, moderately contemptuous, but entertaining enough.
Chicago Tribune - 8/10 by Allison BenediktSchwarzenegger, who when he dons a green suit is dubbed 'Gumby' by Belushi, is right on target with his characterization of the iron-willed soldier, and Belushi proves a quicksilver foil.
Juicy Cerebellum - 8/10 by Alex SandellThis thing was a dud in the 80s. That's saying something.
Chicago Sun-Times - 8/10 by Roger EbertThe film is punctuated by violence, a great deal of violence, although most of it is exaggerated comic-book style instead of being truly gruesome. Walking that fine line is a speciality of Hill, who once simulated the sound of a fist on a chin by making tape recordings of Ping-Pong paddles slapping leather sofas.
Chicago Reader - 7/10 by Jonathan RosenbaumThanks to a fairly good script, this thriller about a Soviet cop sent to Chicago to apprehend a Soviet drug dealer is a respectable enough star vehicle.
Los Angeles Times - 7/10 by Michael WilmingtonRed Heat is a topically entertaining variation on the sort of action-adventure nonsense that plays best on television. Mr. Hill's touch is heavy when he takes himself seriously. However, he has a real gift for instantly disposable fantasy.
Ozus' World Movie Reviews - 7/10 by Dennis SchwartzWent hotly down my throat like a shot of vodka with a donut to appease this big hunger pang I suddenly had for junk Commie things.
Variety - 6/10 by Variety StaffSchwarzenegger, who when he dons a green suit is dubbed 'Gumby' by Belushi, is right on target with his characterization of the iron-willed soldier, and Belushi proves a quicksilver foil.
7M Pictures - 6/10 by Kevin CarrIt might never be remembered as a great film - or even as a great Schwarzenegger film - but it's a great slice of nostalgia.
Matinee Magazine - 6/10 by Chuck RudolphHill's confidence keeps the formulaic buddy-cop cliches entertaining.

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