With two Razzie Award nominations: Worst Director (John Landis), and Worst Remake or Sequel.BackgroundThe Big Heat(1953) is director Fritz Lang""s landmark bleak,film noircrime classic and violent melodrama.Its claustrophobic themes of the destruction of privacy, alienation, guilt, voyeurism, justified paranoia, unprincipled corporate power and personal responsibility effectively responded to growing, ominous 20th century threats of eavesdropping to personal liberties.Both Riggs and Murtaugh shot out Leo""s car tires to prevent him from joining them.The two drove to the housing development in Captain Murphy""s car, where they both vowed to "foreclose" on Travis"" retirement plan, as Murtaugh brandished Darryl""s gun "for the right occasion.The scene dissolved to their plane""s landing in the harsh climate of the Soviet Union - a snowstorm, to the tune ofBurning Heartby Survivor.Their ploy works as anticipated - the doctor recommends a trip to Honolulu ("a long ocean voyage, with plenty of tropical air and sun") - "the only cure.