MovieGod
Feb 2002
 Supreme Movie Overlord
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Review: (2003) Hollywood Homicide-Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett
Been a little tied up lately, sorry here is my official review of this movie. Enjoy.
Harrison Ford is back in a new cop buddy action movie, which should put him back in the limelight of movie making.
From the Director of White Men Can't Jump, Rob Shelton, Ford, plays a Hollywood Homicide Police Detective, Joe Galvin, who not only fights crime, sells real estate as well, which is used for the humor of the movie, and it works for the very best.
His Partner in this movie, is played by young hearthrob Josh Hartnett (Pearl Harbor), a young detective who also teaches yoga, to a bunch of young women on his off duty time.
They are both called in to investigate a quadruple homicide, where rival rap groups, are gunned down while working for a Recorder Producer, played by rap superstar Master P.
Despite the idicracy of the plot, I like Hollywood Homicide for the humor in involves in making of the movie.
Especially the interrogation scene, where I could not help but laugh uncontrollaby.
Harrison Ford is a one of the kind actor, and he gets a good character development throughout the movie, romancing a self professed Psychic played by the still ravishing Lena Olin.
And a good side sparring with an Internal Affairs investigator played by Bruce Greenwood (Double Jeopardy).
There is even good side performances, from Gladys Knight, and if you miss is, Lou Diamond Phillips, dressed in drag as Wanda.
Hollywood Homicide is rated PG-13 for violence and language.
My Rating: a 8 out of 10. 
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