This is one of my mother's favorite movies. She had recently arrived in the states starting a new life with my father. She absolutely loves the soundtrack.
That's my all-time favorite western! He's made a bunch of great movies with Bud Spencer as well, some westerns, some not. Super Fuzz was the first of his movies I saw, decades ago. 😎
@@martinkalmus3761 , thanks for asking. I enjoyed it again, although not as much as when I watched it as kid. I like Terence Hill. And Ernest Borgnine is cute. And the best part is watching these movies is that you don't need to use your brain, so that part of the body also gets the rest it needs.
My first Terrence Hill movie was "They call me Trinity". It was 1971 and I was in the US Navy stationed in Londonderry Northern Ireland and we had a small 50 seat movie theater on base. This movie was the hokiest movie ever but funny in its own way. That was the only movie we had on base for about 3 weeks so needless to say everyone knew most of the dialogue by heart from watching it so many times. I still recall one scene where the horse that Terrence arrived on was caked with dirt in one shot then clean in the next. I was 18 at the time and I just now realized that's my first movie blooper ever.
I saw it on base in 71 also in exmouth Western Australia naval communication Station Harold E Holt I was 10 years old. I bagged grocery at the commissary , gas on base was .10 cents a gallon . LP records were 1.50 each. Free movies they had a pool, bowling alley, library, baseball field, a bus that would run every hour from the base through the town back to the base a big Pier they use in ww2 to fuel subs turn in to a fishin pier best fishin ever. Also my mom and dad could get a whole grocery cart full over the top for 45 bucks. Those were the days.
@@billywayne902 On base in Derry were vending machines for soft drinks & beer (I didn't drink). The cans were 100% steel and no pop tops so most of the drinkers carried a "church key" aka can opener. Cigarettes were 25 cents a pack (I didn't smoke either). It definitely was a different way of life then. My just married wife was saving Mac & Cheese box tops (purchased in the Exchange) for an offer of a set of cooking pots. I looked closer at the details and discovered the offer had expired 2 years earlier. Needless to say we didn't always get the first choice of products sent from the states.
My first Terence Hill movie was 'Trinity Is Still My Name'. It was playing at the theater I used to work at as an usher, way back in 1972. A good actor who made good movies!
It's movies like this that make me shake my head. Not because I dislike them I loved these flix. I just can not believe it was 40+ years ago, I remember watching this on HBO early 80's. I always wondered what happened to Terence Hill, he just kind of faded away. If I remember right Terence was from Europe, Italy I believe but you never would have guessed that watching him on screen. Speaking of HBO, I remember when it first launched on cable it was like a whole different world. All the networks would sign off the air at midnight but when cable came to town you lost track of time. Everybody was late for school back then. lol
Terence Hill is quite famous back in his homeland. He starred in a bunch of spaghetti Westerns and was part of a very popular duo with Bud Spencer in a series of films in Italy and later, America.
"Trinity Is Still My Name" is my favorite Terence Hill spaghetti western!!! He cracks me up, that crazy lazy cowboy with his litter and faithful horse.
@@robertkustos2931 I think you mean "They Call Me Trinity" . Actually That is the one where he uses a litter with his horse, my favorite. In the sequel he has a high backed perch on his horse. I guess he needed to travel faster! lol Thanks for your comment, Robert 🤠
@@robertkustos2931 Hey there! I just discovered that one and hoping to find it on YT. Thanks for letting me know! I was searching Terence's movies and found 68 at one site! I checked out his recent photos, he is 80+. What a fun life he is having!
@@robertkustos2931 Hey there! Thanks for letting me know! I just discovered that one and hoping to find it on YT. I was searching Terence's movies and found a site with 68 movies. I checked out his recent photos, he is 80+. What a fun life he is having!
Ernest Borgine Is one of my personal favorites. He was always playing the common ordinary guy and did it while being memorable. He played a retired cop in the Poseidon adventure and gave his life for others in that movie. He reminds me of my late Father in just his mannerisms.
That scene in The Trackers where he puts his face in his hands and moves his head was exactly how my dad washed his face! Yea people were different back in day!
We had this movie on a VHS tape, but the ending was missing because the tape had run out. So although I remember watching this as a kid many many times I had never seen the ending until now. I guess good things come to those who wait :)
This movie was really dumb, but I loved it as a little kid. But more importantly, I absolutely treasure the memory of seeing it with my dad in the theater. I was just so happy.
🐕💚🍕 dogs like pizza 🤠 I agree with you and I would like to add that he reached his piniccal as Quinton McHale in what very well might be the greatest television show ever made - McHale's Navy 🤠 dogs like pizza 🐕💚🍕
Thank God for this quality upload because I really wanted to see this movie but the copy on Tubi is so bad I refused to watch it. Tubi finds the worst copies of old movies.
A staple of HBO from 1982-1985. There was literally a period from 1982-1984 when it was on at least once a day. And im pretty sure I was watching it. 😁 And to the person who posted this, thank you DEARLY for posting the English dub.
This movie played all the time on HBO in the early 80's. I watched it so many times. The giant bubble gum balloon scene and techno club theme song always stuck in my mind.
This is not the original HBO version "Super Fuzz". This post is the cheap redo called Super Snooper which has all voices redubbed with almost none of the original sound or background music.
I haven't seen this movie yet! I am a big fan of The duo (Bud) Earnest B. Was a great all around actor too. I guess those days, there were so much films to watch and I've missed this one, thanks for uploading.. Brilliant comedy, Terence H. Was Superb actor too. 👍👏👏👏👏👏🎉💯💜BRAVO! Bravo! Bravo!
*This movie isn't complete without the Original HBO opening they used to do, with the big aerial camera pan over the city and towns, then goes into space for the big splash finale.
My mom and I loved this movie when I was a very young kid. We talked about it through the years but could never remember the name. Every few years we'd bring it back up and would try again to find it. Today after 40 or so years it randomly popped up and I knew this was it. My mom died a couple years ago. Wish I could show her. We kept thinking it was called super cop. Such a vague memory for me.
Many fun parts when it was not too farce-silly, - thank you for the film! "My name is Nobody" is much better on an other level though. I love how he is self-confident and pure of heart, boyish, - but never arrogant or mean, and teaching people morals ina nice, casual way. Strong and kind, manly, handsome and attractive without abusing or playing on it.
I've been trying to think of this movie for years but couldn't remember it until found it lastnight..born in 79 watch this movie in 80s great movie lol
I loved this movie and others with Bud Spencer(R.I.P)and every time it runs in bio i ask my mom for money and newer miss any of them,now i have all collection from this two legends,i miss you Body may God bless you'r soul🙏🙏🙏🙏.
Always thought this was a cool movie when I was a kid, but I was not sure whether I really liked it only because the first premium cable channel our parents got was HBO, and HBO ran this dang thing over and over and over and OVER again! 🤣🤣 But since then, I became more familiar with Terence Hill's work, and he is a very talented comic actor. He had a talent for these kind of silly cop and western movies. And then I liked Super Fuzz even more.
@@mikesilva3868 Turkish Star Wars is actually kinda fun if you go into it with an open mind. The only thing that makes it a Star Wars knockoff is that all the space scenes are steals from Star Wars. The story itself takes more influence from spaghetti westerns with kind of a mystical twist. And Lucas admits himself to being influenced along those lines.
HBO was bad that way. Every month they had one movie that ran over and over and over all month. It was one of the first premium channels I canceled, because of the constant repetition.
Hahahaha... That's fun, a special premium channel with one movie that keeps on going over and over again for one month! Here in Holland we used to have 2 Dutch channels, a few German channels, and 1 or 2 Belgian ones, BBC wasn't here yet. That's it. But VPRO ('left winged' radio & tv programs, from humor to cult music, artists, writers) showed great humor and progressive programs every sunday evening. And on the German channels there were great movies, but they were synchronised from the English language to German language with the SAME two exaggerated voices for EVERY classic American, English, French, or Italian movie for 20 to 30 years(!!!) 😆😝I'm so very glad with the internet, TH-cam, and NetFlix, now I can see everything I want, and in the right language with Dutch subs. Perfect!
I was 10 when this aired on cable half a dozen times, or more a day! Dug the superhero stuff like Greatest American Hero. I looked for this before with no luck, so glad someone had it. It's always been funny to me how watching something as a kid is totally different than as an adult! Didn't think a thing as a kid, but now the ending is kinda dumb, and not once have I ever blown a bubble that had seems, and superpowers can't defy physics of a small sticky, easy to pop piece of bubblegum!! 🙄😏
Great movie! I was probably 10 years old the first time I watched this on HBO around 82-83. It's funny how many times I've thought about it over the years. For some reason, it's ingrained in my head. What didn't stick was the title. Trying to find it later in life was a bit difficult. I swear the movie had another name as well.
Probably because back then…. Like me your would turn the dial…. And if it fell on this (or any other favorite movie) while it was playing you would watch it, but you would rarely catch it BEFORE the open credit and title screen….. i spent all my life thinking it was called Super Super
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Ernest Borgnine was one of a kind. He was part of a generation we'll never see again.
Everyone is part of a generation we'll never see again
Yup I agree!!!
Only movie where he is angry is Flight of the Concorde. He reminded me of my dad in looks.
Exactly!!! 💯
indeed he was
Thank you for showing this memorable movie
Maďarský
One of my favorite movies growing up. Thanks for posting it!!
This is one of my mother's favorite movies. She had recently arrived in the states starting a new life with my father. She absolutely loves the soundtrack.
Terence Hill is a classic, him and Bud Spencer were very populair in the 70s/80s with their comic spagetti westerns!! Fantastic.
Indeed, they were a great team.
I also liked Guilliano (sp?) Gamma, and
George Hilton SW's, they were excellent too.
He still love eating beans even in this movie.
I remember this flick when I was in grammar school. So glad to have the chance to enjoy it again.
My Name is Nobody is his, Terrence Hill's, greatest movie. With Henry Fonda
@@oleggorky906 : Thanks, will look it up
That's my all-time favorite western!
He's made a bunch of great movies with Bud Spencer as well, some westerns, some not. Super Fuzz was the first of his movies I saw, decades ago. 😎
Good movie.
@@oleggorky906д
No it’s not! It’s this one. 😊
The original Super Trooper. On my birthday. Awesome!
Supersnooper not Super trooper.
Ernest Borgine is a legend. Something about his unique character, makes everything he features in an instant success.
Agree, he definitely made his place in cinema history.
It seems to me that, at this point, he was accepting roles beneath his capability.
I remember this when HBO started! Wow... Such a great underrated classic! 👍
Yep, channel 55 in Dallas Tx Cube cable😂
Loved this movie when I watched it as a kid. May revisit it here to see if I enjoy it now.
😅 how was it?
@@martinkalmus3761 , thanks for asking. I enjoyed it again, although not as much as when I watched it as kid. I like Terence Hill. And Ernest Borgnine is cute. And the best part is watching these movies is that you don't need to use your brain, so that part of the body also gets the rest it needs.
i grew up in the 80´s watching these film. amazing memories.
My first Terrence Hill movie was "They call me Trinity". It was 1971 and I was in the US Navy stationed in Londonderry Northern Ireland and we had a small 50 seat movie theater on base. This movie was the hokiest movie ever but funny in its own way. That was the only movie we had on base for about 3 weeks so needless to say everyone knew most of the dialogue by heart from watching it so many times. I still recall one scene where the horse that Terrence arrived on was caked with dirt in one shot then clean in the next. I was 18 at the time and I just now realized that's my first movie blooper ever.
Brother Bud Spencer is the complete opposite. They are great together.
I saw it on base in 71 also in exmouth Western Australia naval communication Station Harold E Holt I was 10 years old. I bagged grocery at the commissary , gas on base was .10 cents a gallon . LP records were 1.50 each. Free movies they had a pool, bowling alley, library, baseball field, a bus that would run every hour from the base through the town back to the base a big Pier they use in ww2 to fuel subs turn in to a fishin pier best fishin ever. Also my mom and dad could get a whole grocery cart full over the top for 45 bucks. Those were the days.
I'm English and will always call it derry 👌🏻
@@billywayne902 On base in Derry were vending machines for soft drinks & beer (I didn't drink). The cans were 100% steel and no pop tops so most of the drinkers carried a "church key" aka can opener. Cigarettes were 25 cents a pack (I didn't smoke either). It definitely was a different way of life then. My just married wife was saving Mac & Cheese box tops (purchased in the Exchange) for an offer of a set of cooking pots. I looked closer at the details and discovered the offer had expired 2 years earlier. Needless to say we didn't always get the first choice of products sent from the states.
My first Terence Hill movie was 'Trinity Is Still My Name'. It was playing at the theater I used to work at as an usher, way back in 1972. A good actor who made good movies!
It's movies like this that make me shake my head. Not because I dislike them I loved these flix. I just can not believe it was 40+ years ago, I remember watching this on HBO early 80's. I always wondered what happened to Terence Hill, he just kind of faded away. If I remember right Terence was from Europe, Italy I believe but you never would have guessed that watching him on screen. Speaking of HBO, I remember when it first launched on cable it was like a whole different world. All the networks would sign off the air at midnight but when cable came to town you lost track of time. Everybody was late for school back then. lol
Terence Hill did a western called My Name is Thomas in 2018 and was Don Mateo in the TV series of the same name from 2000 - 2022
@@allwaizeright9705 My Name is Nobody is his best movie.
Terence Hill is quite famous back in his homeland. He starred in a bunch of spaghetti Westerns and was part of a very popular duo with Bud Spencer in a series of films in Italy and later, America.
The start of this movie is in French or Italian writing. "Poliziottossuperpiu"
By far his most famous work is the 1973 film, with Henry Fonda, "My Name is Nobody".@@allwaizeright9705
"Trinity Is Still My Name" is my favorite Terence Hill spaghetti western!!!
He cracks me up, that crazy lazy cowboy with his litter and faithful horse.
And "they still call me trinity"
@@robertkustos2931 I think you mean "They Call Me Trinity" .
Actually That is the one where he uses a litter with his horse, my favorite.
In the sequel he has a high backed perch on his horse. I guess he needed to travel faster! lol Thanks for your comment, Robert 🤠
@@AngelBaby11117 it could be that one I'm thinking about. Then the third one was 'revenge of trinity'.
@@robertkustos2931 Hey there! I just discovered that one and hoping to find it on YT. Thanks for letting me know! I was searching Terence's movies and found 68 at one site! I checked out his recent photos, he is 80+. What a fun life he is having!
@@robertkustos2931 Hey there! Thanks for letting me know!
I just discovered that one and hoping to find it on YT. I was searching Terence's movies and found a site with 68 movies.
I checked out his recent photos, he is 80+. What a fun life he is having!
Born in 74…. Every kid my age watched this a hundred times on hbo back in the day
Was born in 72 and watched this 100x on HBO lol
I can vouch for that.
@@DarkmanPoe absolutely 💯
@@henrylewis7652 was born in 68 and have to say I've never seen this. I did not have HBO. Great flick.
1974 here and you are correct
Ernest Borgine Is one of my personal favorites. He was always playing the common ordinary guy and did it while being memorable. He played a retired cop in the Poseidon adventure and gave his life for others in that movie. He reminds me of my late Father in just his mannerisms.
He survived in The Poseidon adventure
He was in Ben, the classic rat movie.
That scene in The Trackers where he puts his face in his hands and moves his head was exactly how my dad washed his face! Yea people were different back in day!
I saw this in the theater as a kid, I thought and STILL think that it's awesome!
This movie is absolutely bonkers and I love every second of it.
Looked this up for nostalgic purposes but wasn't expecting to find it never mind in 4K!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣Thanks!!
Light comedy entertainment with Terrence Hill! love his duo with Bud Spencer!
I'm 46 on 4/20/24. I remember watching this when I was a little kid with my uncle's who was young then too. This is memories for me!!!
45 my favorite movie ever
Many happy returns. :)
50 yo. Watched this in cinema. Another great movie is" nobody"
It's 10th Dec 24 for me._46,talk of shared memories.
i LOVED this movie as a kid 😂
We had this movie on a VHS tape, but the ending was missing because the tape had run out. So although I remember watching this as a kid many many times I had never seen the ending until now. I guess good things come to those who wait :)
So did I.
@@kumppi I'm so sorry. You missed the most exciting part of the movie.
Me three😂
I swear I must have watched it 50 times as a kid. There was something about it..maybe I just wanted to hear the awesome theme song.
This movie was really dumb, but I loved it as a little kid. But more importantly, I absolutely treasure the memory of seeing it with my dad in the theater. I was just so happy.
whenever I watch reruns of Hee Haw and The Rifleman, I feel like I am with my dad again
I have this on VHS and DVD also remembering watching it in HBO back in the early ‘80s.
loved this movie as a kid!! had the biggest crush on him too...grew up watching Terence Hill and Bud Spencer movies
Just read Terrance has a new western coming out soon. He's 84.
Even nuttier is Franco Nero is currently making a new Django movie. He's ooooolllllllddddd.
we'll never have another one like Ernie Borgnine.
🐕💚🍕 dogs like pizza 🤠 I agree with you and I would like to add that he reached his piniccal as Quinton McHale in what very well might be the greatest television show ever made - McHale's Navy 🤠 dogs like pizza 🐕💚🍕
@@jefferyharris4066 he was also the Cabby in Escape from New York and the voice of Mermaid Man on SpongeBob. And also Airwolf!
@@jefferyharris4066
I like pizza too. 😻❤️🔥🍕
We'll also never get another Terence Hill.
Ernest Borgnine lived til age 95 and he was semi-obese to obese his entire life. He also smoked heavily til 1962. That is called outstanding genetics.
L-am revăzut aseară. Mulțumesc!
Amazing print. Fun movie. Hill and Borgnine are terrific, and Marc Lawrence makes a great villain.
I have been trying to remember this movie since I was a kid! I finally found it!
Thank God for this quality upload because I really wanted to see this movie but the copy on Tubi is so bad I refused to watch it. Tubi finds the worst copies of old movies.
One of my favourite childhood movies. ❤😅
A staple of HBO from 1982-1985. There was literally a period from 1982-1984 when it was on at least once a day. And im pretty sure I was watching it. 😁
And to the person who posted this, thank you DEARLY for posting the English dub.
Thank you for posting, I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid. Brings back a lot of memories :).
This movie played all the time on HBO in the early 80's. I watched it so many times. The giant bubble gum balloon scene and techno club theme song always stuck in my mind.
This is not the original HBO version "Super Fuzz". This post is the cheap redo called Super Snooper which has all voices redubbed with almost none of the original sound or background music.
Why do they have to keep the music going the whole time it’s aggravating
Nice entertaining movie specially with Terrance Hill,really nice actor, May God bless him and his family Amen.❤
Yeah he's great! Him and Bud Spencer were big (cult) heroes at the time.. Always great fun to watch!
I got eye-strain just watching the opening graphics - circa 1970 computer games!
I haven't seen this movie yet! I am a big fan of The duo (Bud) Earnest B. Was a great all around actor too. I guess those days, there were so much films to watch and I've missed this one, thanks for uploading.. Brilliant comedy, Terence H. Was Superb actor too. 👍👏👏👏👏👏🎉💯💜BRAVO! Bravo! Bravo!
*This movie isn't complete without the Original HBO opening they used to do, with the big aerial camera pan over the city and towns, then goes into space for the big splash finale.
This is the movie I wish we had on HBO.... We get more scenes and hear it as it should have been.... Terrance ROCKS.....
really good movie .they don't make movies the way they used to.
Terence Hill is truly a great actor😊A wonderful comedian
Ya I was one of those kids who saw this on HBO in the early 80s
Thank you for posting. 👍👍
My mom and I loved this movie when I was a very young kid. We talked about it through the years but could never remember the name. Every few years we'd bring it back up and would try again to find it. Today after 40 or so years it randomly popped up and I knew this was it. My mom died a couple years ago. Wish I could show her. We kept thinking it was called super cop. Such a vague memory for me.
Many fun parts when it was not too farce-silly, - thank you for the film! "My name is Nobody" is much better on an other level though. I love how he is self-confident and pure of heart, boyish, - but never arrogant or mean, and teaching people morals ina nice, casual way. Strong and kind, manly, handsome and attractive without abusing or playing on it.
Hahahaha, cool. I watched this when I was 14 or something. Fun movie.
I was 60. Lol. My first time is now
One of the most fun movies that I’ve ever seen
😂😂😂😂❤✌️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏thank you for sharing this with us on TH-cam good to see old movie and comedy
Terence Hill brilliantly tackled the bandits and saved his partner by tunneling into the Earth. They can't do that nowadays!⛹👮👮♂🙏✍👏👏
This is a fun movie but the music drove me nuts. Crazy ending!
This is my first Terence Hill movie featuring his real voice.
Real name of the film is 'Super Snooper'
Watched it in 1982 in India.
Lots of love from India..
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Superfuzz in America
I've always appreciated India. you gave us the 0. Go India! Just a🌵 thought from the🐴 cowboy from🗽🇺🇸 Scottsdale Arizona
I remember watching this movie on HBO all the time as a little kid. Watching this movie now, I can see where all my problems of logic began
فيلم جدا رائع شكرا صديقي ...❤❤❤❤❤
Im 55 now and watched when i was 14 still a brill movie
What a treat. Brought me back to my childhood. Just need Beastmaster and you'll complete the cypher
I've been trying to think of this movie for years but couldn't remember it until found it lastnight..born in 79 watch this movie in 80s great movie lol
I loved this movie and others with Bud Spencer(R.I.P)and every time it runs in bio i ask my mom for money and newer miss any of them,now i have all collection from this two legends,i miss you Body may God bless you'r soul🙏🙏🙏🙏.
Always thought this was a cool movie when I was a kid, but I was not sure whether I really liked it only because the first premium cable channel our parents got was HBO, and HBO ran this dang thing over and over and over and OVER again! 🤣🤣
But since then, I became more familiar with Terence Hill's work, and he is a very talented comic actor. He had a talent for these kind of silly cop and western movies. And then I liked Super Fuzz even more.
❤can't decide which is worse this movie or Turkish star wars
@@mikesilva3868 Turkish Star Wars is actually kinda fun if you go into it with an open mind. The only thing that makes it a Star Wars knockoff is that all the space scenes are steals from Star Wars. The story itself takes more influence from spaghetti westerns with kind of a mystical twist.
And Lucas admits himself to being influenced along those lines.
@@kali3665😊agreed
HBO was bad that way. Every month they had one movie that ran over and over and over all month. It was one of the first premium channels I canceled, because of the constant repetition.
Hahahaha... That's fun, a special premium channel with one movie that keeps on going over and over again for one month! Here in Holland we used to have 2 Dutch channels, a few German channels, and 1 or 2 Belgian ones, BBC wasn't here yet. That's it. But VPRO ('left winged' radio & tv programs, from humor to cult music, artists, writers) showed great humor and progressive programs every sunday evening. And on the German channels there were great movies, but they were synchronised from the English language to German language with the SAME two exaggerated voices for EVERY classic American, English, French, or Italian movie for 20 to 30 years(!!!) 😆😝I'm so very glad with the internet, TH-cam, and NetFlix, now I can see everything I want, and in the right language with Dutch subs. Perfect!
the 3 criminals really gave the 3 stooges a run for their money
I was 10 when this aired on cable half a dozen times, or more a day!
Dug the superhero stuff like Greatest American Hero.
I looked for this before with no luck, so glad someone had it.
It's always been funny to me how watching something as a kid is totally different than as an adult!
Didn't think a thing as a kid, but now the ending is kinda dumb, and not once have I ever blown a bubble that had seems, and superpowers can't defy physics of a small sticky, easy to pop piece of bubblegum!! 🙄😏
This movie is great I haven’t seen it since I was little
The fact that Ernest Borgnine did a b grade film like this speaks of what kind of a gentleman he was and how fun loving.
This was Super Super.
I literally thought the end of this movie was a fever dream I had as a child. I can't believe I came across this.
10 year old me loved this. Watched it many times. Always wondered but ignored the red on the plane ^_^
Çocukluğumun efsanesi 30 sene sonra TH-cam da tesadüfen buldum aklıma geldi vay be ❤
Fantastic ending.
Funny and innocent!❤😎👍🌹
Great movie! I was probably 10 years old the first time I watched this on HBO around 82-83. It's funny how many times I've thought about it over the years. For some reason, it's ingrained in my head. What didn't stick was the title. Trying to find it later in life was a bit difficult. I swear the movie had another name as well.
Ditto here. I figured it out about 10-15 years ago and now have it on VHS! lol
Super Snooper
Probably because back then…. Like me your would turn the dial…. And if it fell on this (or any other favorite movie) while it was playing you would watch it, but you would rarely catch it BEFORE the open credit and title screen….. i spent all my life thinking it was called Super Super
@@mlj1111 actually Super fuzz, the song was called super snooper
i love this movie,
first time seeing it, really fun oldie
Great movie. First time watching.
I’m watching the when I’m 16 years old 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I loved to much ❤️💐💐💐🇱🇧🇸🇪
Fantastic movie thanks to the channel for uploading it and brought a cheer to everyone 🌹❤️
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That was a great movie thanks
Memories from that golden VHS era.
Good movie Thanks 👍
Terrific resolution!! Looks at least 1080 thank you!! Was this from a german released bluray?
Thats amazing. Slovenian subtitles?
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@@CultCinemaClassics thank you for the heads up.
I was watching amazing movies on TV 📺 now i see it again and itis the best
Very nice quality
Good movie 🎥🍿🍿🎥
Nice movie 🎥🎥🎥 i always seen this movie 🎥 with help from you sir 🎉🎉
Another Terrence hill classic
HBO w I was kid favorite movie been looking for it forever what a great movie just as I rember 30 years ago
Loved this movie in 1980. But what did I know, I was 9. 😄
Wow, watched it again after so many years. In italian it is 'Poliziotto superpiu'!
Fun. Always liked Terrence in the spaghetti westerns he did.
One of the funniest movies ever made !!!
why they didn't mention bout the dragonfly at 6:28 in the cast list? tsk tsk shame on you producer.
Those bright blue eyes!!! 👀 😍
Very good movie SUPER SNOOPERS
There was a lot of cheese in this movie, but the ending with wife's red hair was great. lol
Ανεβάζεις ταινιάρες,σε ευχαριστούμε πολύ.