Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Alicia I love this movie so much

Kaelan Mccaffrey Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Kimball Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

okeechobee I must say, after so many years the memory of working as an extra (I was one of the cops and we were paid $50 a day + Burger King for breakfast, lunch and on the last day, dinner. Craft services was a guy with a pen a paper taking orders for whoppers - so much for the glitz and glam) on this film is still as strong as it was nearly 35 years later. That being said and with the acknowledgment that indeed, it was a blast to have had the opportunity to join the fun, it baffles me how anyone can actually consider this B- spaghetti action film one of the funniest flixs ever. At very best it deserves a 3....and I was having a great time. With all due deference to the various wonderful actors who participated - Hill, McHale, Dru, etc., this was not their finest effort. But hey, a payday is a payday in that biz it's tough to be Daniel Day Lewis, or even Billy Bob Thornton for that matter. I did get to have a couple of beers with one of my childhood favorites - Lt. Quentin McHale! Otherwise, please my film loving brethren, reach out and watch more films! Unless you're a real fan of laugh tracks, silly predictable tricks, cumbersome dialog and bad cinematography....try something with a bit more substance.

flight0001 consider myself a snobbish shaman when it comes to filmy knowledge. When I speak on motion pictures, the words flow from my body as if medicines and elixirs intoxicated me. Be it the opus Zapped! or the classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space, I pride myself on bringing to illumination the forgotten masterpieces of cinema. I bark obscure film knowledge. That is why I am praising the likes of one of the top ten most overlooked films of the early 1980s: Super Fuzz aka Super Snooper aka Poliziotto superpiù.This comedy, live action, sci-fi/fantasy and action/adventure film even made it to my coveted top 25 Movie Moments list: 19.) The super powers of Officer Dave Speed…Dave becomes able to move objects with the mind force, discover mysterious crimes, jump with no problem from a skyscraper and blow a massively huge bubble from one piece of gum to save he and his friends from a sunken ship. Like most heroes, there is a weakness…the color red. (Super Fuzz, 1980)This film was a force on late night HBO during my hazy childhood. It played everyday and night. I recorded it on VHS and watched it religiously along with the above-mentioned Zapped! Super Fuzz was a superhero like no other. Behold his powers! He makes all the people in the Orange Bowl (tens of thousands of people!) disappear into the unknown reaches of time and space with but a thought! The physics and theories behind these mind force powers have serious implications and are staggering. I only aspire to have such mind force powers.I recently acquired a mint condition vinyl recording of the film's catchy and amazingly plentiful disco theme song 'Super Snooper' by The Oceans:'He's a super-snooper, Really super-trooper!'That Ernest Borgnine made the film even better as Sgt. Willy Dunlop.It is mandatory viewing for any serious student of film. 'Super, Super!'Cast:Terence Hill as Dave Speed, Ernest Borgnine as Sgt. Willy Dunlop, Joanne Dru as Rosy Labouche, Marc Lawrence as Torpedo, Julie Gordon as EvelynSergio Corbucci directed Super Fuzz.

A. Squadrilli Like you heard in the 1,289 comments before.. I watched this on HBO as a kid (I watched it around 1,289 times too) and I will never forget it. What a great movie.. the song.. Oh man, The theme song for Superfuzz I will always remember. This movie brought everything to the plate.. great tunes, super powers, action, chases, bubble gum bubbles, What a film.. If you are any kind of Terence Hill fan, this is a must. They just need to put it out on DVD. Suuupa Suuuupaaaa. Classic!

Aaron Empsall This was an HBO classic that I first saw when I was about 7 years old back in 1985. I loved the concept of a super powered cop at the time, and the name, Super Fuzz, was just really cool sounding to a 7 year old boy. I remember pretending to be Super Fuzz and when I saw red I would fall down just like the famous chase scene.This is great for what it is, a ridiculous cop B-movie that apparently kids from the eighties who had HBO will love and have fond memories from. However, the acting is horrible, and the story is barely there. In the end, prepare to be disappointed and have a small chunk of your childhood ruined. I re-watched it and realized I ruined the innocence of that 7 year old boy. Do yourself a favor. Don't re-watch it if you liked it once upon a time, and if you are just now watching it, then you probably are going to hate it, especially if you were born after 1982. Good Luck!