The Organization finally on dvd .....

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	• The Organization Sidney Poitier, Barbara McNair MGM (Video & DVD), 2001 average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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A forgotten cult movie!

Beginning with "In the heat of the night", this is the third and last sequel. Poitier plays hard and faces a powerful organization which deals with drugs. In the line of "The French Connection", the picture will guarantee you a solid script plenty of emotion, impressive chases and a very realistic ending.

The Organization finally on dvd .....

I saw this movie when it first came out and I still enjoy watching it because I am a fan of the 70's cop movies. I enjoyed the San Fransisco backround scenery and also the music in the film. It doesn't match up to some of the other great's of the time such as Serpico,The French Connection ,Death Wish or Dirty Harry but if you enjoy watching cop shows of that decade like I do then I recommend it........

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Academy AwardÂ(r) winner* Sidney Poitier (In the Heat of the Night) reprises his role as Lt. Virgil Tibbs in this taut drama that exposes the ruthless, high-stakes world of international drug trafficking. Co-starring Raul Julia (Presumed Innocent), this action-packed (Variety) crime thriller is edge-of-the-seat entertainment (Los Angeles Times). Under the cover of darkness, six masked figures raid a seemingly respectable furniture factoryand steal a multimillion-dollar cache of heroin! But these are no ordinary crooks. They're a passionate band of former users-turned-vigilantes whose frustration with the law's inability to combat the city's drug problem spurs them to take on a powerful narcotics ring. After contacting Tibbs, they confess to the break-in, beg him to keep silent and ask for his help. But once he reluctantly agrees to operate outside the law, Tibbs soon finds himself at odds with the police and a ruthless drug syndicate that will stop at nothing to silence him! *1963: Actor, Lilies of the Field; 2001: Honorary Award

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