Bon Cop Bad Cop
Bon Cop Bad Cop
PG-13 | 15 March 2013 (USA)
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When the body of the executive of hockey Benoit Brisset is found on the billboard of the border of Quebec and Ontario, the jurisdiction of the crime is shared between the two police forces and detectives David Bouchard from Montreal and Martin Ward from Toronto are assigned to work together. With totally different styles, attitudes and languages.

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CommentsXp

Best movie ever!

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AnhartLinkin

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

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Tayyab Torres

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

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Zlatica

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

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flickking

I've seen the movie last night which was Tues Aug 29, 06. My comments are as follows the script sucks, the acting could have been better and further more this got great reviews in Quebec and Montreal. Nevertheless, This makes snakes on the plane number one in the box office opps it did I should have saw that coming. However, If they make a sequel to this movie I will not see it in the theatre defiantly not. Note to Canadian directors or producers leave buddy cop flicks to the Americans OK. Thanks. I've seen most Canadian films in the past and its not to bad. Yet, when some movies should be left to the experts. I truly believe more work should have been put into it!!!.

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hn_zu-834-804827

Indeed the best movie ever! I never seen any comedy film as sophisticated and creative as this one. The linguistic comedy is excellent, and also add a new variety as opposed to the usual English lame jokes found in comedy films nowadays. The acting of the two primary roles is well performed, almost flawlessly. Furthermore, the storyline is well planned and is executed with careful precision by the actors. Simply put, the film is an excellent blend of thriller and comedy in which the two genres don't discredit the film while running simultaneously. This movie is the watershed for Canadian films in the future.On a side note, I suggest Canada should make its own Hollywood (pioneered by Canadians (do some research)), but this time in Canada. This new Hollywood should be the centre of high quality movies (in terms of plot, acting, setting, etc) in which Bon Cop Bad Cop is the epitome of platinum standard movies.A must watch movie for people from anywhere across the globe!

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Stefano Fiore

This is a French Canadian production which certainly can't match the best Hollywood ones. The photography of this movie is horrible along with the colors. Everything is sort of green. Some situations are brought to the extreme where the actors overact. Despite these premises the movie works fine! Entertaining! We have a French cop and an English one. Each one speaks his own language giving the movie a colorful tone. The dualism works fine along with the charisma the actors have. The action is good, the suspense also. Everything is very ironic. When the action stops the excellent chemistry between the actors kicks in and the movie is really fun. We are ready for a sequel.

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debsullivan

Loved this movie! However, I am looking for the "bloopers" list and realizing no one had commented on this, or if they did I can't find it. A small blooper but an obvious one: In the scene where Colm and Patrick are arguing about who's case this will be, Ontario's or Quebec's, and the dead guy is hanging from the billboard. The actors make a few references to how the body is hanging. Both Patrick and Colm say the feet are in Ontario and the head is in Quebec. If you check you will see the reverse is actually true and the feet are in Quebec with the head being in Ontario. Like I said, a small thing -- and it won't distract you from a genuinely funny Canadian movie!

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