Director:
Tim StoryCámara:
Larry BlanfordMúsica:
Christopher LennertzReparto:
Ice Cube, Kevin Hart, John Leguizamo, Bruce McGill, Tika Sumpter, Bryan Callen, Laurence Fishburne, Gary Owen, Jacob Latimore, Jay Pharoah (más)Sinopsis(1)
Ben (Kevin Hart), un guardia de seguridad de un instituto de secundaria, se ha pasado los dos últimos años intentando demostrarle a James (Ice Cube), un policía condecorado, que no es un adicto a los videojuegos que no merece casarse con su hermana. Cuando Ben consigue acceder a la academia de policía, James le invita a patrullar con él. Ha preparado todo un recorrido para meterle el miedo en el cuerpo y comprobar de una vez por todas si Ben tiene lo que hace falta para cuidar de su hermana. La salvaje noche les conduce hasta el más famoso criminal de la ciudad y James descubre en ese momento que la verborrea de su nuevo compañero es casi tan peligrosa como las balas que pasan volando sobre sus cabezas. (Movistar+)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Hmm, it seems that someone here really, really wanted to be the new Eddie Murphy. Unfortunately (or fortunately), he has neither the charisma nor, and more importantly, the talent. Yeah, I’m talking about you, Kevin Hart. There’s no one as annoying and embarrassing in contemporary Hollywood as Hart, who surpasses even Chris Tucker, the king of awkwardness of his time, in terms of his relentless overacting and attempt to be "funny" at all costs. The only bright spot is Ice Cube, who may be tough as nails, but I like him since Three Kings, he’s fun. Which can’t be said for this awfully unfunny “comedy” that makes you think that any douchebag can be a screenwriter in Hollywood. I can understand the massive success overseas because the large black audience loves this whiny shit.
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Horribly worn-out buddy movie formula that simply doesn't work as it should anymore. Ice Cube is surprisingly good, Kevin Hart is just annoying, and you really want him to get a lot more flack. Well, the story also runs in well-trodden tracks, not bringing anything specific to the table. Tim Story just continues to prove that he is simply an average filmmaker.
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