Feds and mobsters alike are after one little bounty hunter and a white-collar bail-jumper. The attempts at ingratiation are at times a little queasy-making (the bounty hunter was drummed out of the police force for his honesty, the embezzler took money from the mob and gave it to charity), but sheer persistence and a perfectly chosen cast — from Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin on down to, say, Robert Miranda as a dim-witted strong-arm in constant fear of reprimand — alleviate the problem. With Yaphet Kotto and Dennis Farina; directed by Martin Brest. (1988) — Duncan Shepherd
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