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Welcome to The 30 Dozen, a monthly exploration of the films that, like me, turn thirty this year. These are films that have been residing on my must-see list for ages, and those which I’m only now crossing off as together we each approach our third decade on this planet. As I examine one of these movies per month, I hope to glean from each some perspective on my approach of the big 3-0. So here we are, month three, and already I’m demonstrating my trademark steadfast dedication to project parameters.

And I’m not even referring to the fact that I made my March deadline by less than an hour. No, actually I’m seconds away from completely compromising the integrity of my own monthly undertaking. Namely, I’m about to hardcore cheat. You’d think that since I was the person who designated the rules that I would be able to adhere to them, and yet here we are talking about 1983’s Sudden Impact in March.

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In my defense, the whole point of this exercise was to discover films that provided comfort, or at least insight, into my own aging process; into what it meant to be an uber geek turning 30. Sudden Impact was never on that radar because it didn’t technically meet the qualification of being released in 1984 (much as I myself was released in 1984).

That being said, my recent first viewing of the fourth Dirty Harry installment at the Alamo Drafthouse had several profound effects on me AND it was released in December of 1983. Quibbling over a few measly weeks seemed suffocatingly bureaucratic. And there too lies an appropriate case for Sudden Impact‘s inclusion in this series despite technical ineligibility. If there is one man who makes stock and trade of scoffing in the face of rules and regulations, a man who refuses to be a pawn of crippling bureaucracy, it’s Detective Harry Goddamned Callahan. So much like Dirty Harry himself, I’m going full loose cannon, bending the law, and discussing the personal impact of my first viewing of Sudden Impact.

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This tends to be doubly true when a significant period of time has elapsed between parts three and four. Sudden Impact, however, doesn’t simply break the mold, it unloads an entire clip into the mold and then throws it off a building. This is the point in the series where Clint Eastwood steps behind the camera; the only franchise entry he directed. I had heard it was a bit darker than the first three outings, but nothing could have prepared me for how that tonal shift, and more to the point Eastwood’s direction, would facilitate the most artistically distinct and arguably most satisfying Dirty Harry film of the bunch.

The cinematography of this gritty revenge tale creates a filmic landscape that is equal parts Giallo Dirty Harry and pure, filthy Abel Ferrara. Basically, it was hitting all my nerd buttons perfectly.

My favorite moment in the entire film came when Harry Callahan, thought dead after a run-in with a gang of thugs, emerges resurgent standing across a dimly-lit pier, his Magnum clearly clasped at his side even in silhouette like the steely longsword of some kind of vengeance-fueled wraith. It’s the rebirth of a legend, and encapsulates the raging dreamlike noir of Sudden Impact‘s visual aesthetic. Again, for exceedingly technical reasons, Sudden Impact should not qualify for this column, but it spoke to me in so many regards; several that directly applied to my turning 30 this year. First and foremost, Sudden Impact is the first time in the series in which Eastwood’s age really shows. In the earlier entries, which comprise only a five-year period from 1971-1976, Eastwood still seemed in his prime. He may have worn a crows foot or two by the time The Enforcer rolled around, but no one could ever have accused Detective Callahan of being too old for any manner of shit. And yet despite the advancement of his years, Dirty Harry is never sharper, never possessed of more swagger, frankly never suitably dirtier than he is in Sudden Impact.