Let’s Be Cops

This notion might have worked perfectly well in sketch form, but stretched out to feature length – in a film that’s overlong at nea...

The chillingly gung-ho darkness that Johnson lends his comic riffs would be the story, if only the director, Luke Greenfield, didn’t play the...

Let’s earnestly hope there is no sequel.

The only truly lethal weapons in the criminally unfunny action comedy "Let’s Be Cops'' are the lame script, putrid direction and pair of sitc...

As generic as its name and way too long.

None of this is as riotously zany as it wants to be.

Let’s be clear: No one should choose this movie. It’s a title in search of a plot. It could also have been called Let’s Be F...

The dopey duo have a few decent lines, though Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum already showed us how to do the pseudo-cop routine in the Jump Str...

Short prison sentences for all involved would seem fair.

You have the right to remain silent and, for much of "Let’s be Cops," you will be.

A ridiculous comedy whose greatest sin is one of omission: a lack of humor. And that’s a hard one to forgive.

Despite a premise rife with potential dark humor, there’s too little edge in "Let’s Be Cops."

Let’s not and say we did.

The promising tang of something anarchically amusing is in the air, which makes the rote, slipshod and unfunny rest of the movie all the more dispi...

"You’ve been watching too many movies," says a detective (Andy Garcia) during an interrogation in "Let’s Be Cops." The same could...

More often than not feels more like a court-ordered defensive-driving class than a rousing high-speed chase.

Let’s Be Cops has its moments, but it in no way distinguishes itself.