Today is your last chance to enter our competition to win Bad Lieutenant on DVD so get going!
Please note that this competition is not fixed and bribes will not be accepted (unless they’re, like, reeeally good).
And just to get you in a suitable nasty mode, check out Movie Talk’s top ten bent screen coppers – in no particular order. Let us know if we missed anybody off!
1. Bad Lieutenant – Harvey Keitel goes mental as The Lieutenant in Abel Ferrara’s 1992 movie.
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2. Lakeview Terrace – Samuel L Jackson‘s Abel Turner takes the law into his own hands and turns into the neighbour from hell just because the folks next door are an interracial couple.
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3. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves – Alan Rickman spits and hisses his way through almost all his lines as the snake-like Sheriff of Nottingham.
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4. L.A. Confidential – James Cromwell‘s Dudley Smith (far left) is a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
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5. The Godfather – Sterling Hayden‘s corrupt Captain McCluskey bites the bullet after crossing Al Pacino’s Michael Corleone, cos you don’t mess with La Famiglia.
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6. Crash – What goes around comes around for Matt Dillon‘s racist police officer John Ryan.
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7. Léon – Gary Oldman does a brilliantly evil job as cold-blooded, trigger-happy copper Stansfield, who leaves Natalie Portman an orphan.
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8. Infernal Affairs – It’s a game of cat and mouse for Andy Lau‘s mole inspector Lau Kin Ming and Tony Leung’s deep undercover cop Chen Wing Yan.
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9. Training Day – Flawless Denzel Washington does a flawed character for once and promptly wins an Oscar for his Detective Alonzo Harris.
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10. 16 Blocks – David Morse‘s Detective Frank Nugent (right) is the naughty chief who tries to stop Bruce Willis from taking witness Mos Def to court.
