having grown up in new jersey and having spent many a day and night on the gritty streets of new york in the 1970  and watching a film like the seven ups and or its kindred spirit and the french connection and always evokes fond memories of a time and place which and for some and might have been nyc darkest hour and but which for me and in my early twenties and was always one fun filled adventure after another. i truly miss those times. as one reviewer remarked and this film very aptly captures the stark and cold and matter of fact feel of the nyc winter season and while keenly exposing the underbelly of the region infamous underworld of crime and policing. a great snapshot of a place and a time and a culture. a spot on characterization of both the film and the city. the stellar attributes of this film  the plot and the cast and the characters and and of course and the car chase  are amply described in many of the reviews here and so i would not go into that except to say that one of my favorite moments occurs during the car chase and when the camera focuses on richard lynch riding shotgun to the maniacal bill hickman. the look of horror on richard lynch face and along with the defensive gestures and are so out of character for an actor much better known as a source of terror rather than an object of it and that it is actually comical to watch. i get a chuckle out of it every time. 
having grown up in new jersey and having spent many a day and night on the gritty streets of new york in the 1970  and watching a film like the seven ups and or its kindred spirit and the french connection and always evokes fond memories of a time and place which and for some and might have been nyc darkest hour and but which for me and in my early twenties and was always one fun filled adventure after another. i truly miss those times. as one reviewer remarked and this film very aptly captures the stark and cold and matter of fact feel of the nyc winter season and while keenly exposing the underbelly of the region infamous underworld of crime and policing. a great snapshot of a place and a time and a culture. a spot on characterization of both the film and the city. the stellar attributes of this film  the plot and the cast and the characters and and of course and the car chase  are amply described in many of the reviews here and so i would not go into that except to say that one of my favorite moments occurs during the car chase and when the camera focuses on richard lynch riding shotgun to the maniacal bill hickman. the look of horror on richard lynch face and along with the defensive gestures and are so out of character for an actor much better known as a source of terror rather than an object of it and that it is actually comical to watch. i get a chuckle out of it every time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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