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Hudson Hawk Director: Michael Lehmann Cast: Bruce Willis, Danny Aiello, Andie MacDowell, Sandra Bernhard

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  • DVD Release Date: 03/30/1999
  • Original Release: 1991
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 3,260

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Interactive menus; Director's commentary; Languages: English, French; Subtitles: English, French; Theatrical trailers; Scene selections; Full-screen and widescreen formats

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Scene Index

Scene Selections
0. Scene Selections
1. Start [6:29]
2. The Hudson Hawk [1:53]
3. Tommy Five-Tone [2:34]
4. Mario Brothers [8:21]
5. "Swinging on a star" [2:45]
6. Taking it home [:58]
7. First crystal [3:04]
8. The auction [4:17]
9. Ambulance escape [2:13]
10. George Kaplan [2:42]
11. "Welcome to Rome" [1:16]
12. "I'm the villain" [3:54]
13. The da vinci Codex [4:32]
14. The cardinal [4:17]
15. Stealing the notebook [5:49]
16. A thing for sinners [5:01]
17. Sister Anna confesses [1:37]
18. Second crystal [2:28]
19. Alchemy [2:42]
20. One way out [5:46]
21. Third crystal [3:53]
22. The bombs [:57]
23. Apprentice's diary [:54]
24. Storming the castle [3:03]
25. "Side by side" [2:35]
26. Taking care of Kaplan [2:47]
27. Crystal assembly [3:09]
28. One piece short [9:43]

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Michael Lehmann directed this post-modernist hash of To Catch a Thief and The Naked Gun starring Bruce Willis as Hudson Hawk, a cat burglar who wants to go straight, but the circumstances won't allow it. The story begins in a pre-credit sequence that takes place in the renaissance. Leonardo Da Vinci (Stefano Molinari) is rushing through his Mona Lisa painting to work on his latest invention -- a machine to turn lead into bronze. But Da Vinci makes a mistake and, instead of bronze, the machine turns the lead into gold. Realizing the danger of his invention if the contraption gets into the wrong hands, he hides three parts of the apparatus inside three of his other works. Four hundred years later, Hudson Hawk, the world's greatest cat burglar, is being released from jail after pulling a ten-year stretch. He wants to retire from the profession of cat burglary and drink some cappuccino, but two screwball billionaires -- Darwin and Minerva Mayflower (Richard E. Grant and Sandra Bernhard) -- won't let him. Their nefarious plot is to steal the three Da Vinci works, restore Da Vinci's gold-making machine, and destroy the world's monetary system. They blackmail Hawks into working with them to steal the Da Vincis by threatening the life of Hawks's pal Tommy Five-Tone (Danny Aiello). Along with the power-mad billionaires, Hawks has to deal with the CIA, in the person of George Kaplan (James Coburn), breathing down his neck. He also has Vatican art restorer Anna Baragli (Andie MacDowell) falling for his smirk. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide

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January 27, 2006: I've been a fan of Bruce's since his early days on Moonlighting and love his sense of humor. This film is about him showcasing his off beat sense of humor. Granted it's an ego project, but still an enjoyable film. My favorite part is when he says "Good Yogi!" to the musclehead. It's the kind of stupid movie you play on a mental health day. Doesn't require much thought. A good popcorn movie.