There's a genuine cop-humor feel to Mr. Farina's delivery, for obvious reasons, but he brings plenty of other straight-from-the-squadroom touches to the role as well.
Meanwhile, anyone with anything of genuine importance to cop to seems to slink off relatively unscathed while everyone on Twitter argues about whatever Lena Dunham didn't need to say this time.
Perhaps that is what ultimately made life impossible for Kennedy: he wanted to honour both sides – be the honest cop and the genuine activist.
I don't think you could do this work if you didn't care about the climate". Perhaps that is what ultimately made life impossible for Kennedy: he wanted to honour both sides – be the honest cop and the genuine activist.
The outrage in New York, echoed by anguished protesters in Ferguson, Mo., and in Cleveland, where the Justice Department has found a pattern of excessive force by the police, is based on a genuine fear of aggressive, abusive cops.
Presumably, watching Nolte (54 when he made this film, to Jefferson's 44) cop off with a genuine 14-year-old would be a shade too authentic for modern audiences.
Listen, I doubt that any of these folks called the cops for reasons having to do with genuine fear or alarm.
This may reflect a genuine opening for a relations reset, but it most likely represents a deft "good cop, bad cop" approach on the part of Dmitry Medvedev and Vladimir Putin.
There were also hotels, guesthouses, bathhouses, and resorts that allowed genuine sub-rosa coupling, usually with the proviso that the cops were well paid off.
This may be a daring gambit, but it feels more like a cop-out, the substitution, at the last moment, of sentimentality for genuine pathos, a decision to tell what should have been shown.
