What’s Aged the Best?
Yankees fans; cameos; drunken cops; Jenkins; Spencer; karate; loafers; records; Price dialogue; racist blame-shifting, bitterly qualified
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- The late-1980s Yankees fans and Dave Winfield reference remain entertaining.
- Samuel L. Jackson’s early cameo run is fondly recalled.
- Drunken cops calling former partners remain an effective movie trope.
- Richard Jenkins seems unchanged across decades.
- John Spencer’s lieutenant and his blunt matchmaking dialogue are highlights.
- Pacino doing karate during the detectives’ party remains funny.
- Frank proudly displays the loafers Helen gave him.
- The prediction that records could become valuable collectibles proves prescient.
- The killer blaming Black people is framed as a bitterly persistent tactic, also nominated as aged worst.
- Richard Price’s New York dialogue holds up.