Dark Blue Great Film Moments
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Dark Blue (2002) - Trailer #1 - Directed by Ron Shelton and starring Kurt Russell, Scott Speedman, Brendan Gleeson, Ving Rhames, Kurupt. A robbery homicide investigation triggers a series of events that will cause a corrupt LAPD officer to question his tactics.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Burn L.A. Burn - As the streets of L.A. burn, Eldon (Kurt Russell) locates Sidwell (Dash Mihok) who gets attacked by rioters.
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Dark Blue (2002) - L.A. Riots - Eldon (Kurt Russell) goes after two murder suspects in the midst of the L.A. riots in South Central.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Things Get Ugly - Arthur (Ving Rhames) gives his forecast to Eldon (Kurt Russell) as the city burns.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Built With Bullets - Eldon (Kurt Russell) goes on the defensive when Bobby (Scott Speedman) starts to question their mission.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Corpse in the Fridge - Eldon (Kurt Russell) and his partner Bobby (Scott Speedman) investigate an apartment and find a dead man in the fridge.
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Dark Blue (2002) - An Innocent Suspect - Eldon (Kurt Russell) makes Bobby (Scott Speedman) kill an innocent man.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Do What You Do - Jack (Brendan Gleeson) tells Eldon (Kurt Russell) and Bobby (Scott Speedman) to stop thinking and just follow orders.
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Dark Blue (2002) - The Setup - Eldon (Kurt Russell) figures out that Jack (Brendan Gleeson) is setting him up.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Eldon's Public Confession - Eldon (Kurt Russell) exposes Jack’s (Brendan Gleeson) corruptness to the public during his acceptance speech.
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Dark Blue (2002) - 12657 Juliet St. - Bobby (Scott Speedman) is accidently killed in an ambush intended for Eldon (Kurt Russell) when he shows up to an address.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Motivational Speeches - Arthur (Ving Rhames) publicly declares his mission, while Eldon (Kurt Russell) motivates a task force.
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Dark Blue (2002) - Rodney King Forecast - Bobby (Scott Speedman) asks Eldon (Kurt Russell) his prediction on the outcome of the Rodney King trial.
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