Undercover Blues

Undercover Blues (1993)

  • 35% of critics liked it
    (17 reviews)

  • 57% of users liked it
    (9,087 ratings)

Nick and Nora Charles are updated to a touchy-feely couple of the 1990s who take a break from the action to raise their eleven-month-old child. Kathleen Turner and Dennis Quaid star as Jane and Jeff Blue, two CIA super-agents who have abandoned the daily grind to devote quality time to their baby… More

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PG-13,
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Genres
Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense, Comedy
In Theaters
Sep 10, 1993 Wide
MGM Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • Vincent Canby, New York Times

    The movie has enough style to make you overlook reason and the occasionally erratic continuity.

  • Jane Horwitz, Washington Post

    The script by Ian Abrams brims with overwritten cleverness.

  • James Berardinelli, ReelViews

    This empty-headed comedy revels in its own admitted idiocy.

  • Robert Roten, Laramie Movie Scope

    Undercover Blues is one of the best comedies I have seen in a long time.

  • Clint Morris, Moviehole

    Didn't make a dime, but made me laugh!

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Phil H


    Oh my this is pretty horrible, a really really typically bad lightweight 90's throw away comedy, if you can even call it that. This film glides across so many other ideas and its so so very pointless it hurts. The two leads are actually really annoying and you just wanna see… More

  • Wahida K


    A cute Movie. A family who Kick A and a lot of LOLs

  • Dean M


    Dennis Quaid and Kathleen Turner are fun and fine as a perfect superspy couple who are called back from their retirement and child-rearing to save the world from a master villainess.

  • Bill C


    A campy Mr. & Mrs. Smith meets Original Pink Panther for the 90’s. Retired spies Kathleen Turner and Dennis Quaid are married on maternity leave in New Orleans and are trying to settle into normal life with a new born baby. This is fluff, pure comedy and if you go in not taking it… More

  • Sean S


    Come on! You'd mess with a guy pretentious enough to call himself El Muerte wouldn't you?

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