It's been years since I've seen the original Starsky & Hutch series, but is there any way that this kike film resembles that?

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Shit, is all I'll say. Amy Smart is the best of the younger actresses these days. Why did they have to pick her for this garbage?

No justice in this world, fellas.

Hey dudes, do any of ya remember the hip and swinging touchy feely Negro played by the Muad'dib mud-clone lookalike "Huggy Bear"


Is it true that one of the Detective Duo has got tha black disease, AIDS?

I saw this movie and thought it was kinda funny that the coke dealer they were trying to take down was a rich, slimy looking, beanie-wearing, stereotypical jew. Otherwise, IMO, the movie was NOT funny at all.

Starsky and Hutch
reviewed August 12, 2004

I never watched the 1970s cop series by the same name, but I was curious enough to rent the video of the 2004 movie version of “Starsky and Hutch.” This action/comedy/ satire is still set in the seventies and is about the crime-fighting adventures of a couple of hip undercover police detectives. Well, not entirely, because while blond Aryan Hutch (short for Ken Hutchinson, played by Owen Wilson) is definitely kewl, his jew partner David Starsky (played by kike Ben Stiller) starts out as an uptight, neurotic asshole. For this, he is made the butt of jokes by his fellow police officers.

These two misfits on the force are constantly screwing up in their attempts to catch crooks, and the nigger police captain (well what did you expect?) finally decides to put them together as partners because they “deserve each other.” Actually, Starsky and Hutch start out hating each other because they are completely opposite personalities with entirely different conceptions of police work. Jew Starsky is straight-laced and humorless as he tries to do everything “by the book,” while Hutch is ethically more flexible in pocketing money found on murder victims and accepting offered gratuities. But the two gradually become friends as they work together to try to solve a bigdrug/murder case.

The two detectives rely on a snitch for much of their information. The informant is a repulsive nigger criminal nicknamed “Huggie Bear,” played by the repulsive nigger rap star Snoop Dogg. Mr. Dogg, of course, portrays himself as ultra-hip and has an intellectually pretentious nigger partner who is a veritable walking encyclopedia of trivia. Yes, Hymiewood wants us always to view blacks as smart and cool, but while they have some funny lines, I see only ugly niggers.

What makes this routine police story even worth talking about, however, is the unusual depiction of a jew as the arch villain of a film. Reese Feldman (played by Vince Vaughn) is a cold-blooded murderer and big-time cocaine dealer, but he poses as a respectable businessman who contributes heavily to jewish charities. He is unmistakably portrayed as a jew as one scene has him wearing a beanie and holding a big bat mitzvah (or whatever they call the female equivalent of a bar mitzvah) for his daughter. He almost gets away with murder and a big drug deal, but our heroes’ persistence pays off in the end in spite of their many blunders along the way.

“Starsky and Hutch” was directed by jew Todd Phillips (nee Todd Bunzel), who has made a career out of doing raunchy, jewy, teenaged comedies such as his recent “Road Trip.” The movie is almost a cartoon, and undoubtedly was meant to be a takeoff on the many overblown police dramas shown during the 1970s. There are some mildly funny scenes, but it is a very routine comedy for the most part. I can’t think of another film, however, where the bad guy has been identified as such an obvious jew. In this respect, it lays bare the hypocrisy of many big-time jew criminals who hide behind a veneer of civic respectability. This, however, is the movie’s sole redeeming feature.

RICH BROOKS

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Starsky and Hutch ?

Weren't they two jews ?

Starsky and Hutch ?

Weren't they two jews ?

I think they were supposed to be in the original series, but only Starsky was in the movie, although this wasn't made obvious. The movie even tried to emphasize the basic fundamental differences in temperment between the two characters, as in jew vs. gentile. But, as I said, I never saw the TV series, so I'm not an authority nor would I wish to be.