Clint Eastwood carries it, but 'City Heat' as a whole is just about good.

Burt Reynolds makes for a solid partner for Eastwood, though his character isn't as strong as the latter's - who is played by the film's standout, no doubt. There's not any star performers behind those two, though Richard Roundtree and Rip Torn are alright. One positive, though, is the 1930s set design, which I really liked.

Not the most memorable flick, you could say it ought to be due to the double act up top, but I still found it to be a satisfactory watch.