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* EiffelTowerEffect: The film made good use of the fact that it was one of the first Western films to be authorized to shoot in UsefulNotes/{{Moscow}}, with shots of the Red Square (including St. Basil's Cathedral, [[UsefulNotes/VladimirLenin Lenin]]'s tomb and the Kremlin) and the sculpture ''Art/WorkerAndKolkhozWoman'' (which, incidentally, stands nowhere near the Red Square). There are also the obligatory statues of Lenin and Creator/KarlMarx.

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* EiffelTowerEffect: The film made good use of the fact that it was one of the first Western films motion pictures to be authorized to shoot in UsefulNotes/{{Moscow}}, with shots of the Red Square (including St. Basil's Cathedral, [[UsefulNotes/VladimirLenin Lenin]]'s tomb and the Kremlin) and the sculpture ''Art/WorkerAndKolkhozWoman'' (which, incidentally, stands nowhere near the Red Square). There are also the obligatory statues of Lenin and Creator/KarlMarx.
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* EiffelTowerEffect: The film made good use of the fact that it was one of the first Western films to be authorized to shoot in UsefulNotes/{{Moscow}}, with shots of the Red Square (including St. Basil's Cathedral, [[UsefulNotes/VladimirLenin Lenin]]'s tomb and the Kremlin) and the sculpture ''Art/WorkerAndKolkhozWoman'' (which, incidentally, stands nowhere near the Red Square). There are also the obligatory statues of Lenin and Creator/KarlMarx.
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-->'''Ridzik:''' I guess the rules are different for the bosses. [[TakeThat Kind of like your government, Ivan?]]

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-->'''Ridzik:''' [[ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem I guess the rules are different for the bosses. bosses]]. [[TakeThat Kind of like your government, huh, Ivan?]]
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After failing to catch Georgian drug dealing gang leader Viktor "Rosta" Rostavili (Creator/EdORoss), who shot his partner in the process, UsefulNotes/{{Soviet|Union}} police agent Ivan Danko (Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger) is tasked to follow Rosta into the United States and bring him back. In UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}}, Rosta escapes custody and Danko is forced to partner with a laid-back and cocky detective, Art Ridzik (Creator/JamesBelushi). They both have to learn to work together in order to find and neutralize Rosta, which isn't helped by the CultureClash Danko experiences, especially about law enforcement methods.

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After failing to catch Georgian drug dealing gang leader Viktor "Rosta" Rostavili (Creator/EdORoss), who shot his partner in the process, UsefulNotes/{{Soviet|Union}} process in UsefulNotes/{{Moscow}}, UsefulNotes/{{Soviet|Russia Ukraine And So On}} police agent Ivan Danko (Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger) is tasked to follow Rosta into the United States and bring him back. In UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}}, Rosta escapes custody and Danko is forced to partner with a laid-back and cocky detective, Art Ridzik (Creator/JamesBelushi). They both have to learn to work together in order to find and neutralize Rosta, which isn't helped by the CultureClash Danko experiences, especially about law enforcement methods.
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* CaptainObvious: Danko at times.
-->'''Ridzik''': This is Captain Danko, he's come all the way from Moscow to speak with your scoutmaster.\\
'''Prison Cleanhead''': Well, that's nice, but who the fuck are you?\\
'''Danko''': These men have no respect of our authority as police officers.\\
'''Ridzik''': No shit.
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* TactfulTranslation: Viktor says something in Russian to Ridzik, which Danko translates as ''"go and kiss your mother's behind."'' Anyone with a passing knowledge of Russian slang would know that Viktor did not use the word ''"kiss"''.
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*ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: According to the report Stobbs receives, Viktor Rosta's crimes in the Soviet Union include murder, rape, kidnapping, drug dealing, and... currency speculation [[note]] In the former Soviet Union, any kind of financial "speculation" - defined as a scheme to use state earnings for private profit - was a crime, albeit nowhere near as serious as the others.[[/note]]

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