Lol

Cops vs crooks and cops always win as they stick together where crooks don't. If crooks escape justice its probably because they are either part of the establishment or they have pals in high places.

The Communator

@@retrolutiongames9479 perfection

@@retrolutiongames9479 He portrays a law enforcer trying to stop drug dealers plus certain KGB officers were apolitical and used the organisation to further their non political careers.

I thought the scene where he walked in and everyone looked petrified of him was classic body language and eye contact acting. Albeit capitalist propaganda as it demonises all KGB officers which is BS. There were good and bad officers and not all KGB officers were feared. Arnie played a good KGB officer who was after drug dealers. FACT and it was like that in all nations where you get good and bad officers.

"Right there"

All over our beaches.

Over here in Russia this is a classic comedy))

@@Vladdy89 Im glad to hear that

As a kid, I really became a big Arnold fan after watching Total Recall and T2. I started to rent Arnold movies and became an Arnold junkie. Rented Predator, Terminator, Commando, Running Man, even Twins. Then I started getting to the VHS copies that didn't look that interesting like Raw Deal and Red Heat. I don't think I liked either one and recall only watching them once 30 years ago. Maybe I didn't like Red Heat because of Jim Belushi. Arnold was okay. The movie started out promising with this scene. This remains the only thing I recall about Red Heat. Arnold breaking the leg and saying "Cocainum!". It was all downhill from there.

According to a Russian youtuber you are correct Originally it was supposed to be “with what can you prove it” but then they changed it but kept Arnold’s answer

good question

But you did too... I dunno if that is for computer or... mobile?

Because in english ,(In the sentence) the first word's first letter always have to be capitalized

@@catherine6212 Nope. Only the first letter of a whole sentence is capitalized, unless there are some proper nouns in the middle.

I Wonder Why

I Definitely Couldn’t Have Agreed With U More Than Ever 🔥❤️‍🔥🥰 1:05

As long as it took him to change Pittsburg to Sankt Peterburg.

Prepare to be 'Stalinated', Comrade.

🕊️🪦💔😩🥹🥺😢😭😭😭😭😭😭To All Of These Guys 2:25

4 times

I wasn't born then, so 0

I was still 4 years old when this movie was released.

@@neilsingh5923 is RavSingh your father? xD

@@devilpupbear09 No, he's not

They're FEG PA-63's. The scenes here were filmed in Hungary and used Hungarian armorers. The PA-63 is, essentially, the Hungarian take on the Makarov pistol concept. Small, lightweight, single stack 7-round magazine, limited range, limited power, intended to arm senior military officers with a basic "back-up" or emergency weapon, or weapon of last resort, to an assault rifle.

Really?

Yea warrants and civil rights and all that stuff we take for granted here in the west, yea the Soviet state kinda went yea no on all of that, warrants were well secondary and you were guilty until innocent etc.

@@ljones121 I live in Moscow, and I was a young pioneer. We certainly did not have Miranda, and being a gay was a felony (rarely enforced) until 1989 or so. However, we did have a criminal process, we did have attorneys and we actually had judges. You would be surprised what violent people were able to get away with. Now if you were into politics and freedom, then they would give you the whole nine yards. Also, the police used their weapons extremely rarely, every shot guaranteed a tonne of paper writing and going to internal panels and a miserable experience. Right until 1987-1988 it was not easy to get a handgun, people used long rifles or knives. If NYC was an armed mugger’s hunting ground in 70s and 80s, Moscow and other big cities were relatively tranquil. The police were corrupt, they concealed a lot of crimes, they drank, so it was not sunshine and rainbows. We also had some places where street youth gangs were groomed and encouraged to grow, by local communist party bosses or kgb bosses, nobody knows even now. I can say one thing- no police then or now would arrest a violent crime boss in the restaurant in the manner shown. It looks absolutely comical. Which is why Red Heat is quite popular here, for its absurdly over the top imaginary Soviet brutality :))))

@@kornei2007 I've always heard that within the Soviet and to extent the Russian judicial system your guilty until the evidence proves you otherwise, see the three other people who were wrongly accused and I believe at least one convicted and put to death for the murders commited by Andrei Chicketelio(spelling) and not saying that the Soviet militia was dumb but supposedly not the best and brightest got hired hence your reference to the drunks and corruption, and the kgb was involved in alot via the 5th department that no one really knows about

@@kornei2007 привет! Why would KGB encourage gangs to grow and groom them? I'm genuinely curious.

@@simpleman7203 To make it look like they were doing something. The soviet union was corrupt as hell

*rips fake arm off* *WEEDANIUM*

Inventing new elements

Have been around in the last 70 years , especially in eastern block countries.

he watched taxi driver

@@brettwilkinson9529 never seen one on internet

@@mdgnmdgn1 because you wont find that on the internet they're illegal in almost every country in the world but there's a fuck ton of them left in ex-yugo countries and ex-ussr countries

Me when mix salt and sugar be like

The only Russian actor in that scene 😂😂

They showed through out the film. It's gadget he strapped to his right forearm.

In the Soviet Union, body armor was not worn among ordinary policemen, although riot police and Spetsnaz used body armor. As a totalitarian state, the USSR had strict gun laws, although during Khrushchev's rule, gun ownership was opened to hunting shotguns, albeit with an extremely watchful eye and five year incarceration if you made an illegal purchase and ownership. Like the British and Japanese, there was a separate type of officer that was assigned to using firearms, contrast with the average US police officer (whom are allowed to operate a firearm, taser, and pepper spray at the same time). Gun violence in the Soviet Union was low, and when combined with the USSR's larger police force (plus assistance by secret intelligence services, such as, the KGB), body armor wasn't necessary unlike in most other western countries. It was only after 1991 with the foundation of the Russian Federation that cops started wearing body armor - the surge in crime after the USSR's collapse necessitated this change.

@@tavariskaiser6742 you are right that the militia in the USSR didn't really have a use for or were issued body armor and that the totalitarian soviet state had insane gun control laws mainly because they feared loosing power. However, up until 1985 or even later i wouldn't trust a single official statistic on their crime rate and types of crimes, as we've both pointed out gun crime was low but in general the crime rate in the USSR was at or higher than the west, granted up until the mid 60s the Soviet state wouldn't admit it had crime of any type or problems like serial killers(Andrei Chikelatelio)

Can you speak english

Сейчас мой второй лет что я русский язык изучаю, и я тоже слышу этот акцент.

He's the new reznov

Nayn milimitah..wrong !!!

Such an underrated comment 😂😂

@@vladimirromanov210 I’m glad someone got/liked my joke

It means “with cocaine” But only sorta cuz ‘C or ‘S means “with”

*Can *why *Soviets *Georgians *years *filmed?

Armend Çejovic go find a life if your correcting some guys yt comments grammar I mean seriously ur sad

Territory dispute.

yeah well they did join NATO

because they're not russian

Bruh, it's an old movie...

The movie made in hungary

Who else, the Chechen? Maybe in winter time when the Russians go out hunting.

wrong movie bud

You'd better ask Hungarians or Americans cos most of the scenes in this movie were taken there, not in the Soviet Union.

@@justarussian8714 Fair Enough THX ☺️

Nope. It's cocaine. Cocaine not good.

@@UltramanMebiusBrave r/woooosh

#stopusingredditmates

@@ABCDEFGthatisnotGaming r/nooneasked

They were coming back from 4chan with all the salt of the planet

Mostly we laugh so hard that tears come out, but when I think seriously we should be angry at this. Because it's mostly racist stereotypes. Somehow it's considered ok because it's about Russians, but Africans or Muslims wouldn't tolerate it. We are just not do easily offended.

it's funny af

@@victoriapopsueva9683 what about their accent ? Is it funny tooo ?

@@padrekalibre779 Zalenski sounds like Viktor Rosta.