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K-9 (1989)

“Meet the two toughest cops in town. One's just a little smarter than the other!”

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In the sun-soaked streets of San Diego, Mike Dooley, a relentless narcotics officer, finds himself locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse with the notorious drug kingpin, Ken Lyman. After narrowly escaping an assassination attempt by Lyman's helicopter, which results in his car’s fiery demise, Dooley is assigned an unconventional new partner – an intrepid police dog named Jerry Lee. Initially, Dooley is less than thrilled with his four-legged counterpart, whose bold personality and independent streak seem more bent on wreaking havoc on Dooley's personal life than on cracking the case. Jerry Lee's antics, from decimating Dooley's car to complicating his love-life, test Dooley’s patience to the brink. However, as the canine's uncanny ability to detect drugs and his unwavering loyalty become evident, a grudging respect begins to bloom between the mismatched duo. When Lyman adds a dreadful twist to their dangerous dance by kidnapping Dooley's girlfriend, Tracy, the stakes are raised to a perilous peak. Guided by Jerry Lee's extraordinary skills, Dooley uncovers the labyrinthine network of Lyman's drug operations. The pair then set out on a daring mission to intercept a critical drug shipment, leading them straight to a face-to-face confrontation with the ruthless Lyman. K-9 is a thrilling ride that weaves together action, camaraderie, and the unique bond between a man and his dog. It’s a tale of unlikely heroes, where the line between law and chaos is as thin as a dog's whisker, and where victory hinges on the nose of an obstinate canine with a knack for bending the rules.

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K-9 is an action movie featuring Jim Belushi and directed by Rod Daniel.

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