Keaton's Cop

Keaton's Cop is a 1990 action-comedy film starring Lee Majors, Abe Vigoda, and Don Rickles. This film tells the story of a grizzled cop named Mike Braxton (Majors), who teams up with a young, naive cop named Danny Church (Mark L. Taylor) to take down a drug cartel that is plaguing their city.

Mike Braxton is a veteran cop who is tired of the politics of the police department. He has no problem getting down and dirty to get the job done, but he is often at odds with his superiors. His partner, Danny Church, is just starting out on the force and is eager to prove himself. He is a clean-cut cop who sticks to the rules.

Together, Braxton and Church set out to take down a drug dealer named Victor Hale (Jonathan Banks), who is responsible for bringing a deadly drug into the city. Along the way, they encounter a variety of colorful characters, including a strip club owner named Tony Falcone (Rickles) and a mob boss named Mr. Fong (Vigoda).

Braxton and Church use different tactics to try and bring down Hale and his cartel. Braxton uses his street smarts to get close to Hale, while Church relies on his intelligence and police training to gather evidence. As the two cops get closer to Hale, they must also deal with their own personal demons. Braxton is haunted by the death of his partner, while Church is dealing with a failing marriage.

The film is full of action-packed sequences, including shootouts, car chases, and fistfights. The chemistry between Majors and Taylor is also a highlight, as the two actors play off each other well. Meanwhile, Rickles and Vigoda provide some comedic relief with their off-the-wall characters.

While Keaton's Cop may not be the most original or groundbreaking film, it is an entertaining action-comedy that will leave viewers satisfied. The film's strong cast and action-packed sequences make it a fun ride from start to finish. If you're looking for a film that combines humor and action, Keaton's Cop is worth checking out.