When a crusader against rackets is murdered, a grand jury battles the rackets by promoting McLaren to be in charge of the cleanup. He fires NYPD Detective Blake, who punches him and joins the racket.
Alright, so you’re wondering if Bullets or Ballots is worth digging up today? Absolutely, if you've got a soft spot for those sharp, quick-witted crime dramas from the 30s. This one’s a treat for anyone who loves seeing Edward G. Robinson at his peak, pulling off that tough-guy act with a secret agenda. If your idea of...
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"Alright, so you’re wondering if Bullets or Ballots is worth digging up today? Absolutely, if you've got a soft spot for those sharp, quick-witted crime dramas from the 30s. This one’s a treat for anyone who loves seeing Edward G. Robinson at his peak, pulling off that tough-guy act with a secret agenda. If your idea of a good time is a modern, super-slick heist film, it might feel a little old school, but it's got its own kind of grit. 🕵️♂️ Edward G. Robinson as Johnny Blake, man, he just car..."
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