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Cruising Director: William Friedkin Cast: Al Pacino, Paul Sorvino, Karen Allen, Richard Cox

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/18/2007
  • Original Release: 1980
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 19,015

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Director commentary; New Dolby 5.1 audio; 2 new featurettes; Trailer

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Cruising
1. Body Parts [4:44]
2. Man From Mars [4:48]
3. Now I'm Afraid [3:05]
4. Bad Dudes [3:06]
5. Undercover Assignment [4:04]
6. Ted's New Neighbor [4:54]
7. Bar Scene [5:14]
8. Death in the Park [4:43]
9. I Understand the Feeling [3:07]
10. Precinct Night [3:39]
11. Peepshow Bloodbath [6:08]
12. Wanna Dance? [3:46]
13. Steak Knife [3:36]
14. Liaison With Skip [3:02]
15. Interrogating the Wrong Guy [4:26]
16. Why Don't You Want Me? [2:30]
18. Check Mark [4:22]
18. Eyes on Stuart [3:42]
19. Breaking and Entering [5:53]
20. What You Have to Do [4:27]
21. Who's Here? I'm Here [5:53]
22. First Strike [1:51]
23. Welcome to Detectives [2:36]
24. Death Next Door [2:25]
25. In the Mirrors [2:27]
26. End Credits [4:06]

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New York City detective Steve Burns Al Pacino receives orders from Captain Edelson Paul Sorvino to solve a series of brutal murders in the gay community. Steve scours the gay bars that caters to same-sex sadomasochism in a desperate attempt to solve the crime. As he infiltrates the scene, he slowly comes loose from the moorings of his own reality, and an innocent victim is tortured by the cops in an effort to exact a confession. The story is based on actual murders that took place between 1962 and 1979. The film gained considerable publicity because of the controversial subject matter while censor argued between an X and R rating for the feature. Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide

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