: It features a notable car chase sequence involving the Chicago "L" train tracks, which remains a standout moment in 80s action cinema.

Detectives Danny Costanzo (Crystal) and Ray Hughes (Hines) are known for their unorthodox and often reckless methods. Following a forced vacation in Florida, they become enamored with the idea of a peaceful life away from the crime-ridden streets of Chicago. Their plans for a quiet retirement are interrupted when Julio Gonzales, a dangerous criminal they have been tracking, is released on bail and begins building a massive drug empire. The duo decides they cannot leave the force until Gonzales is behind bars, leading to a series of high-speed chases and comedic confrontations.

(released in the United States as Running Scared ) is a 1986 action-comedy film directed by Peter Hyams. The film stars Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal as two street-smart Chicago police detectives who, after nearly being killed on the job, decide to retire and open a bar in Key West. However, they find themselves pulled back into one final, high-stakes case to take down a powerful drug lord. Plot Overview

: The movie's soundtrack includes the hit song "Sweet Freedom" by Michael McDonald, which became a Top 10 single on the Billboard Hot 100. Cast and Production Directed by : Peter Hyams

: The film is highly regarded for the natural banter and chemistry between Hines and Crystal, which many critics compared to later "buddy cop" successes.

: Billy Crystal, Gregory Hines, Steven Bauer , and Joe Pantoliano . Release Year : 1986