Wonderful character development!

Fantastic!

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Of this entire film, there is but one solitary moment, of one scene, that was mildly amusing and entertaining: The Dream/Shower sequence. That was brave of little man Feldman...very brave. It was especially funny when he could not keep the sweat from his eye's. Just a funny moment. Just picturing him in this sort of Billy Zane shower scene was rather entertaining and semi-classic.The fun ends there, however, as Feldman takes his acting skills to an all-time low. There is not one sequence of this film where you can honestly say to yourself, yeah, he has even a morsel of talent. Oh, it is slap-stick all right, but it ain't vintage! Because it is one thing to over-act your part (see: Hot Shots) for comedy, but you still have to manage good jokes and consistent acting (see: Feldman's character dialect).Also, one thing that irked me a bit, was the way they were pitching this movie as having a prominent roll for Haim. It was interesting, but he wasn't in this but for two mild scenes with scant dialog. Not that he is great or anything, but he may have improved things just slightly...would not have made things worse.Bad script, bad jokes, bad acting, bad everything. Lots of nudity, though. Nothing wrong with that.I can not recommend this on that one scene alone, but if you are a die-hard Feldman fan, you may like it.

Busted attempts to be a police version of the movie "Airplane". The problem is that not one deadpan/campy piece of humor is funny. Actually not 1 scene in this film is humorous. The movie centers around a day at a police station in Amity. All the humor falls flat. The only reason one would watch this movie is to see Monique Parent, Griffin Drew, Julie Strain, Ava Fabian, Devin Devasquez and Mariana Morgan nude. Guest shots by Elliot Gould and Todd Bridges fall completely flat. Shocking to see Elliot Gould in such a bad movie. The only positive is that Elliot and Monique can act. Do not rent this movie if you want to be entertained and laugh

The police force of Amity, seeing as they are no longer contending with a shark, decide to get crime off the streets and decide that the hookers are better off working out of the police station then in the streets. Busted tries for Airplane!-like gags, even making a joke about it at one point, but most of them will have you rolling your eyes. Some nice nudity in this one, though, And when was the last time you saw a really fat guy showering with a nekkid woman that could have walked out of a centerfold? It does not have a mean bone in it's body and that's something I like about it. It's the kind of movie I hope I can make some day if I can rustle up the cash.

Wow!This movie has a lot of what it takes to make a good bad movie... it has BOTH Coreys! Sure, Haim isn't in it for a whole long time, but hey, neither is Todd Bridges and you gotta love a movie that has both Coreys AND Todd Bridges.It has nudity which is almost mandatory in a non-horror bad movie. A few of the jokes admittedly fall flat, but as a fan of stupid humor, I got a kick out of the J-walking joke and the "do it by the book" joke.There is no intelligence nor plot here, nor should there be. This movie never pretends to be anything other than what it is...good, fun, mindless entertainment.