Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Terrence McDonagh is a New Orleans Police sergeant, who receives a medal and a promotion to lieutenant for heroism during Hurricane Katrina. Due to his heroic act, McDonagh injures his back and becomes addicted to prescription pain medication. He then finds himself involved with a drug dealer who is suspected of murdering a family of African immigrants. From TMDB
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60 of 173 · most liked firstWatch the Japanese trailer for director Takashi Miike's BAD LIEUTENANT: TOKYO. Premieres tonight at the Toronto International Film Festival. A disgraced Tokyo detective spirals into a world of corruption, addiction, and violence as he becomes entangled in a twisted investigation.
unlabelledView post →Kind of similar but distinct to the related mini-genre that BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL NEW ORLEANS is in where it's a movie written as a serious drama that the director thinks is stupid and instead plays as a comedy
unlabelledView post →I am finally watching Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call: New Orleans and I'm only a half hour in, and I don't want to exaggerate. But I think it might be the best movie ever made
unlabelledView post →I love the idea of a new Bad Lieutenant movie every couple of decades made by a different gonzo director
unlabelledView post →Takashi Miike has made several films I really like but I've watched enough of his work to know he's extremely hit or miss. I'm pretty ambivalent about the world's need for a third Bad Lieutenant film. But it was written by the dude who wrote The Eel, and Audition, and 13 Assassins.
unlabelledView post →The knowledge that Takashi Miike is making a Bad Lieutenant movie is what is getting me through today
unlabelledView post →Now watching: Bad Lieutenant
unlabelledView post →You know what, I'm on board with every 15 years letting whatever completely unhinged director add to the mythos of this bizarre series. Looking forward to Fede Alvarez' Bad Lieutenant movie starring Pom Klementieff in 2038.
unlabelledView post →The last 4 movies I watched... Spider-Man: No Way Home Harlan County USA Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans The Last Temptation of Christ #lastfourwatched #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #filmsky #moviesky boxd.it/Iqj
unlabelledView post →Bad Lieutenant is such a funny movie title. It's like when you let your kid name the new family pet and they're like "I shall call her...Brown Cat"
unlabelledView post →Such a treat to have a very brief catch-up with the legend Takashi Miike for @dazeddigital.com - celebrating @filmsradiance.bsky.social’s new box set of Miike video classics as he preps new features with Charli XCX and the forthcoming ‘Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo’ www.dazeddigital.com/film-tv/arti...
unlabelledView post →Insert a movie into another movie: When Dirty Harry Met Sally The Empire Strikes Back To The Future The Good Will Hunting, The Bad Lieutenant And The Coyote Ugly
unlabelledView post →Nothing like a blast of a full-on Catholic guilt trip to start the day, and Abel Ferrara and Harvey Keitel's Bad Lieutenant is still a benchmark film in the corrupt cop genre with a huge performance from Keitel; brand new in 4K UHD from @101filmsuk.bsky.social. 4/4 film-authority.com/2025/08/21/b...
unlabelledView post →Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans "You think fish have dreams?" #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Someone should let Jane Schoenbrun make a third BAD LIEUTENANT movie
unlabelledView post →This is becoming my favorite film series. Just a bunch of disconnected films loosely joined by a title and a vibe. I want every director to make a Bad Lieutenant film set in some city they love.
unlabelledView post →I’m such a baseball sicko that I watched Bad Lieutenant and took notes on the fictional 1992 Dodgers/Mets NLCS that took place in the background of the film
unlabelledView post →ALL THAT JAZZ (1979) is a dance movie in the way that BAD LIEUTENANT (1992) is a police procedural
unlabelledView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Day #238 Bad Lieutenant is without question, Ferrara at the zenith of his career & controversy - Harvey Keitel's frightening portrayal of corruption, degradation, & spiritually broken... 1/2 #4K #BluRay #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Cage is also really great in Peggy Sue Got Married, Con Air, Adaptation (of course), Mom and Dad, Lord of War, Bad Lieutenant… but mostly the thing I like is that when he shows up in a movie I basically do not know what will happen
unlabelledView post →Never thought I would see a BAD LIEUTENANT film set in Japan directed by Takashi Miike and starring Shun Oguri and Lily James. Yet here we are.
unlabelledView post →Every director should make one Bad Lieutenant movie in a different city
unlabelledView post →Happy #LetterboxdFriday! What's YOUR #LastFourWatched? 📽️ Bad Lieutenant POC New Orleans was the standout for me this week. Cage at his Cage-iest, "sheet him again, his soul is still dancing" will stick with me. I thought Backrooms was pretty mid, sorry fans. Movie just sort of... ends.
unlabelledView post →My ★★★★★ review of Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call – New Orleans on @letterboxd.social : boxd.it/e4T5KB
unlabelledView post →Tonight's film Bad Lieutenant (1992)
unlabelledView post →Watched Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans last night in honor of Val Kilmer. It's more Nic Cage's movie, but I care not. It's a great film and the edible was very strong so those iguanas on my fucking table were a welcome sight.
unlabelledView post →I'm SORRY there's a new Bad Lieutenant being directed by TAKASHI MIIKE????
unlabelledView post →I like how Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo is coming out 17 years after the previous movie, which came oit 17 years after the first one. It’s like the Before films if they had basically nothing to do with each other.
unlabelledView post →Saw Bad Lieutenant 1 and 2. Liked the Herzog film better. But I like dark comedy with superimposed iguanas that look like they were shot by an 8-year-old. Keitel was great in 1 but parts went torture porn which I know was purposeful but…2 makes you think it’s a reboot, then goes wholly other places.
unlabelledView post →Love that every 17 years a new renegade auteur gets to take a crack at a BAD LIEUTENANT movie. Hell yes.
unlabelledView post →Such a bizarre movie. 9 years before Bad Lieutenant, Harvey Keitel plays a short-fused, Machiavellian and altogether deeply unpleasant narcotics detective whose corrupt shenanigans are catching up to him against the backdrop of serial killings of cops in the city. Johnny Rotten as his foil! Grim.
unlabelledView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor, the rest are muppets: Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, Nic Cage
unlabelledView post →‘Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo’ First Look: Takashi Miike Returns with a Japanese #NeoNoir Saga. Exclusive: The "Audition" director's latest film will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival before Neon releases it stateside: www.indiewire.com/news/general...
unlabelledView post →Harvey Keitel is 87. Sixty years in the film business. Six Scorsese films, Campion’s The Piano, Bad Lieutenant… A specialist for the troubled soul. 😮 Keitel appeared in the first feature films directed by Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, Ridley Scott and Quentin Tarantino. #HarveyKeitel #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →i have to write a paper that's an analysis of a film's philosophical views and i am trying to decide which movie to pick. Matrix is too obvious so: -Contact -Inception -Truman Show -Bad Lieutenant (a dark horse pick but maybe i don't want to traumatize the professor)
unlabelledView post →On this day in movie history: Bad Lieutenant directed by Abel Ferrara released November 20, 1992. Cast: Harvey Keitel, Victor Argo, Paul Calderón, Eddie Daniels, Bianca Hunter, Zoë Lund, Frankie Thorn, Fernando Véléz, Joseph Micheal Cruz, Paul Hipp, Frank Adonis, Anthony Ruggiero. #Noir
unlabelledView post →Liv Morgan has been cast in Neon Pictures' upcoming film 'Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo.' Directed by Takeshi Miike, it will star Lily James, Shun Oguri and Liv Morgan. (Source: Deadline)
unlabelledView post →This should have been the subtitle for the Werner Herzog Bad Lieutenant film.
unlabelledView post →Not surprised. Ever seen Bad Lieutenant? 90's film. It's fiction, but the story of a bad cop "taking" drugs from dealers & users and using them himself is not a far cry from reality.
unlabelledView post →I think that Bad Lieutenant is the only movie that legitimately benefits from being watched in VHS. That layer of visual grime.
unlabelledView post →ITV doesn't always sell itself very well, whenever I use ITVX it tries to get me to watch Love Island and yet with the cycling, Women's Euros oh & this sour beast of a film hiding in their movie section they have much to offer #filmsky My ★★★½ review of Bad Lieutenant on Letterboxd boxd.it/aolyjJ
unlabelledView post →Thanks again to friends at Coolidge After Midnite for having me and Cinematographe’s Justin LaLiberty introduce their screening of BAD LIEUTENANT last night. It was a great crowd and a lot of them hadn’t seen the movie before. I hope they’re okay this morning.
unlabelledView post →tonight's movie is Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
unlabelledView post →Now Watching the sequel, remake, whatever this Bad Lieutenant film is.
unlabelledView post →#nowWatching on criterion - Bad Lieutenant: Port of New Orleans. For me this film is a masterpiece of Herzog at his best and Cage at his most demented also Val Kilmer and Eva Mendez are peak 💙
unlabelledView post →Just watched another movie knowing absolutely nothing about it. This one was Bad Lieutenant. With a name like that I didn't expect it to be uplifting but holy fuck. Somehow way darker than The Panic in Needle Park. 😮
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s film is brought to you by the letter B - Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call - New Orleans. 2009 film directed by Werner Herzog. Nic Cage doing his fantastic unhinged thing, crocodile POV and tripping out with iguanas. What more can you ask of a film :) #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →Oh my fuck. I was home from college and rented a bunch of movies and watched “Bad Lieutenant”—with my mom. “Well—,” she said three times during the film. She couldn’t finish a sentence. I offered more than once to stop the film. Each time, stoically, “No, let’s see this thing through.” Sweet Jesus
unlabelledView post →My Favorite Movie(s) Right Now: Bad Lieutenant (1992) This ain’t exactly “ACAB: The Movie” but it talks about giving power to toxic people in a way I hadn’t seen before. Or since really. What’s yours? #filmsky #scriptsky #cinema
unlabelledView post →> the Youtube version is indeed cut and surprisingly the Tubi one isn’t. Tubi is pretty good about not cutting movies. The only thing I've seen it missing is part(s?) of Bad Lieutenant. ofc I have no illusions, tubi is only tolerable bc uBlock Origin still works to block ads, evetually tubi will enshittify and block adblockers. Also it's only available in some countries (us, canada? england? australia? nz?) sounds like an interesting movie, I'ma watch it next chance I get!…
unlabelledView post →Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. Werner Herzog took a turn into more mainstream American film, and Cage took a chance on a role that was one of Harvey Keitel's key performances and made it his own.
unlabelledView post →Improve a movie with “fuck” Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Fuck
unlabelledView post →Today’s #grindhousegold has all the spirit of a grindhouse film but comes from a latter era. Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans fits right in with the Grindhouse flicks of old, steeped in pure insanity. Nic Cage is off the rails in the best way in this one.
unlabelledView post →The most gratuitous breast shot in any move is Halle Berry in Swordfish; the most gratuitous dong shot in any movie is Harvey Keitel in Bad Lieutenant.
unlabelledView post →‘Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo’ Review: Takashi Miike’s Loose Remake is a Complete Nonstarter #TIFF2026 variety.com/2026/film/ne...
unlabelledView post →Perhaps the funniest way to try and sell a new Bad Lieutenant movie.
unlabelledView post →BAD LIEUTENANT: TOKYO (2026) - Teaser Trailer In Theaters: 2026 TBA Studio: NEON #BadLieutenantTokyo whentostream.com/neon-release...
unlabelledView post →First look at Takashi Miike's new film 'BAD LIEUTENANT: TOKYO.' The film follows a disgraced Tokyo detective investigating a case involving an ex-yakuza, an FBI agent and a missing daughter. (via IndieWire) #BadLieutenantTokyo #TakashiMiike
unlabelledView post →A modern Nicolas Cage film that's worth $105M? It better be another unhinged Bad Lieutenant "sequel"! www.cbsnews.com/news/netflix...
unlabelledView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge 👉 May 13 - Movie or TV character played by Harvey Keitel 🎥 Bad Lieutenant (1992) by Abel Ferrara
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