Anthony Hopkins, Brooke Smith, Chris Rock
Gaylord Oakes, a veteran CIA agent must transform sarcastic, street-wise punk Jake Hayes into a sophisticated and savvy spy to replace his murdered identical twin brother. He only has nine days to acc...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 12, 2002
Stats: 983 reviews
Flixster Reviews (983)
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March 7, 2008
Another throwaway Schumacher film...looking back on my teenage years, was this shit director planting devices in my brain to compell me to see his movies? It seems like I saw everything he ever put out from 1999-2004. SHit!
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January 15, 2008
So much better than I expected this to be. There were some extremely funny moments coming from Chris Rock of course, but also from Anthony Hopkins at times. The story itself was unexpectably good and held me from start to finish.
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October 10, 2009
Bad Company isn't a terrific film, but it is a step above those "cheesy" action-comedy buddy films. It's underrated; don't believe everything the critics say. Bad Company is worth a rental.
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September 14, 2009
I love chris rock i think hes amazing but hes not good in action he should have had a supporting role as the funny black guy!
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September 13, 2009
I watched this movie on cable primarily because of Anthony Hopkins. Chris Rock is picked up by CIA to replace his identical twin brother after he gets killed. An average movie.
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August 1, 2009
Chris Rock is funny! Good directing, good cinematography, good editing, good music.
Critic Reviews
Seems more like a product than an attempt to tell a story. full review
Though it has some pop and plenty of corn, Bad Company is one of those wise-cracking, buddy-pic, ticking-nuke-bomb kind of summer action comedies that makes you feel hungry for less. full review
One problem with the movie, directed by Joel Schumacher, is that it jams too many prefabricated story elements into the running time. full review
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