Cop Out

Cop Out (2010)

  • 19% of critics liked it
    (160 reviews)

  • 45% of users liked it
    (479,205 ratings)

Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan team up for the Warner Bros. police buddy movie Cop Out in this Kevin Smith-directed production. From a script by Robb and Mark Cullen, the story centers around police detectives Jimmy (Willis), a no-B.S. divorced dad, and Paul (Morgan), a crazy-talking loose cannon.… More

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R, 1 hr. 50 min.
Directed By
Kevin Smith
Written By
Robb Cullen, Mark Cullen
Genres
Comedy
In Theaters
Feb 26, 2010 Wide
On DVD
Jul 20, 2010
Warner Bros. Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Laremy Legel, Film.com

    Joyless, pointless, humorless.

  • Tom Long, Detroit News

    Smith certainly does his thing here, delivering a film that's part celebration and part parody of the well-worn genre.

  • Mary F. Pols, MSN Movies

    It just wants to remind audiences of something they've enjoyed before, like looking at an old photo album.

  • Lisa Kennedy, Denver Post

    Cop Out is a little too well-shot to be full-on cheesy and too much a redux to be, well, as fresh as Beverly Hills Cop or Lethal Weapon.

  • Richard Roeper, Richard Roeper.com

    An unholy mess.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Graham J


    I guess Kevin Smith is done making good films.

  • Matt G


    Paul: I'll fuck a little kid up if he punches me in the dick. 'Cop Out' is the "one we do not speak of", according to the many fans of Kevin Smith, who to this date insult this film. I don't particularly agree with these peoples opinions, because I quite… More

  • Alexander W


    I feel like I wanted to laugh, but yet it almost felt like Tracy Morgan did most his jokes on a blue screen and Bruce Willis shot his parts in a different part of America. Its was OK.

  • Adam M


    A few good jokes. Good performances by Guillermo Diaz as the bad guy and Sean William Scott as a hyper, druggie kind of Hermes trickster. The cops' rapport with the Mexican damsel in distress who can't speak English is the most original thing in the movie, despite the two… More

  • Jim H


    Two cops who engage in the schtick that only cops in movies engage in (I hope) pursue a drug dealer. I didn't know that Kevin Smith could make a film this bad, and now that I've seen it, I can only hope that his next college Q&A session is filled with details and… More

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