Movie Cosmos - Colors | Movie Cosmos

Description:

A confident young cop is shown the ropes by a veteran partner in the dangerous gang-controlled barrios of Los Angeles, where the gang culture is enforced by the colors the members wear.

Top Cast >

Sean Penn

As Danny McGavin

Robert Duvall

As Bob Hodges

María Conchita Alonso

As Louisa Gomez

Randy Brooks

As Ron Delaney

Grand L. Bush

As Larry Sylvester

Don Cheadle

As Rocket

Gerardo Mejía

As Bird

Glenn Plummer

As High Top

Rudy Ramos

As Melindez

Sy Richardson

As Bailey

Trinidad Silva

As Frog

Charles Walker

As Reed

Damon Wayans

As T-Bone

Fred Asparagus

As Cook

Sherman Augustus

As Officer Porter

Bruce Beatty

As Spanky

Paula Bellamy

As Woman in Recreation Center

Brandon Bluhm

As Tommie Hodges

Mark Booker

As Young Crip #1

Ron Boyd

As Cop at Sharon's

Verda Bridges

As C.R.A.S.H. Secretary

R. D. Call

As Rusty Baines

Steven Camarillo

As Gato

Seymour Cassel

As Sullivan

Gary Carlos Cervantes

As Diaz

Eugene Collier

As Young Crip #2

Lawrence Cook

As Officer Young

Nick Corello

As Phil

Troy Curvey Jr.

As Preacher

Gregg Dandridge

As Young Crip #3

Brian Davis

As Robert Craig

Romeo De Lan

As Felipe

Marianne Díaz-Parton

As Rita Gallegos

Nay K. Dorsey

As 2nd Man at Recreation Center

Fabian Escobedo

As Flacco

Dennis Fanning

As 2nd C.R.A.S.H. Officer

Virgil Frye

As Sheriff Foster

Courtney Gains

As Whitey

Tomás Goros

As Philip

C.E. Grimes

As Oso

Trysh Jefferson

As Young Girl

Vaughn Tyree Jelks

As Roy

Annie-Joe Edwards

As Shouting Woman

Clark Johnson

As Lee

Kenia

As Maria

Leon

As Killer-Bee

Tina Lifford

As Mrs. Craig

Mario López

As Felipe's Friend

Lawrence Lowe

As Cop at Car Wreck

Ted Markland

As 3rd C.R.A.S.H. Officer

Roberto Martín Márquez

As Grieving Husband

Shawn McLemore

As Willie Wright

Margaret Medina

As Angie

Micole Mercurio

As Joan Hodges

Nigel Miguel

As Snakedance

Karla Montana

As Locita

Allan Moore

As Shooter

Howard Mungo

As Man at Recreation Center

Jack Nance

As Officer Samuels

Frances E. Nealy

As Neighbor Woman

Roy A. Nunez

As 1st C.R.A.S.H. Officer

Ray Oriel

As Homeboy

Roger Vernon Pamplin Jr.

As Fighting Inmate

Jo Marie Payton

As 2nd Woman in Recreation Center

Kim Pawlik

As Female Officer

Anthony Pena

As Traffic Officer

Daniela Piquet

As Bird's Girlfriend

David Raynr

As J.C.

T. Rodgers

As Dr. Feelgood

Richard Rust

As Hearing Officer

Sharon Schaffer

As Crip Girl

Geoffrey Thorne

As Lewis

Ara Thorpe

As Sharon Robbins

Tony Todd

As Vietnam Vet

Peter Vasquez

As Veterano

Jeffrey Washington

As Dog-Man

Dion Williams

As Spooky

John Zenda

As Officer Rutley

David Felker

As LAPD Police Officer (uncredited)

Juney Smith

As Blood (uncredited)

Top Crew >

Dennis Hopper

Director

Robert H. Solo

Producer

Herbie Hancock

Original Music Composer

Haskell Wexler

Director of Photography

Michael Schiffer

Screenplay

Marian Wilde

Sound Effects Editor

Gary Rydstrom

Sound Designer

Ken Fischer

Sound Effects Editor

Robert Shoup

Sound Effects Editor

Randy Thom

Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Sound Designer

Ronald Jacobs

Supervising Sound Editor

Tom Johnson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Jack Leahy

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Robert Estrin

Editor

Lauren Lloyd

Casting

Ron Foreman

Production Design

Diane Peterson

Stunts

Robert Samuels

Second Assistant Camera

Eugene Collier

Stunts

Spiro Razatos

Stunts

Kym Washington Longino

Stunts

Julius LeFlore

Stunts

Gary H. Holt

Gaffer

Reviews:

kevin2019 (5/10)

"Colors" primarily contents itself with concentrating upon the lethal gun and gang culture that permeates and blights the inner cities of America which young men and women devote their lives to as a means of survival on the streets instead of endeavouring to better themselves by accomplishing something more socially worthwhile. The instantly forgettable story and characters always seem to be languishing in second place and while this insight into America's dangerous gang culture can be periodically interesting and certainly extremely illuminating at times it is still a major and ultimately damaging miscalculation to make it the sole basis of the entire film unless it is your intention to produce a documentary exploring these socially critical issues otherwise you're left with what is essentially a long winded film which is not as important or incisive as it thinks and that is certainly the case here.

2024-06-20