“どうも友情とは痛いものらしい…”
あれから7年。サンフランシスコ市警のジャック・ケイツ刑事は暗黒街の陰のボス“アイスマン”追撃のため、唯一手がかりを握る、7年の務めを終えてムショを出たレジー・ハモンドと再びコンビを組むことに。2人は反目しあいながらも友情を温め、“48時間”の追跡劇にまたも挑戦する。
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製作費: $38,000,000 (57億円)
興行収入: $153,518,974 (230億円)
推定収支: $115,518,974 (173億円)
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監督: ウォルター・ヒル
脚本: John Fasano / Jeb Stuart / Larry Gross
音楽: ジェームズ・ホーナー
制作: ローレンス・ゴードン / エディ・マーフィ / Mark Lipsky
撮影監督: Matthew F. Leonetti
制作会社: Paramount Pictures / Eddie Murphy Productions / Lawrence Gordon Productions
You got framed. That's what every convict says! The theme tune says it all really, the boys are back in town. Nolte and Murphy are back together as cop and convict wading through a plot as lazy as it gets. Walter Hill directs once again and it's only his action scenes that stop this from being an outright stinker. Every thing about it comes off as a cheap cash in lacking originality, with scenes even reproduced from the first film here. A strong supporting cast of character actors file in to make some easy money, with the likes of Brion James, Ed O'Ross, Brent Jennings and Kevin Tighe at least proving to be reassuring presences. Murphy and Nolte jostle, fight each other and swear a lot, which would be OK were it not already done so much better in the first film. All things considered, it's a no brainer really to suggest you watch the first film instead. 5/10
A bit weak and the "conflict" between Nolte and Murphy was pretty convoluted (no reason for Cates to hold the money over Reggie's head to help with his investigation) but the action was okay including an over-the-top gun battle finale with a ton of broken glass everywhere. It's okay as a time-waster but nothing overly memorable. Have to wonder if this was made given the success of Lethal Weapon three years earlier (which itself was a success probably thanks to 48 HRS). **2.75/5**
This one is better then the first in my opinion. He's funnier and there's a lot more action too.
