Director:
Dax ShepardGuión:
Dax ShepardCámara:
Mitchell AmundsenMúsica:
Fil EislerReparto:
Michael Peña, Dax Shepard, Jessica McNamee, Ryan Hansen, Rosa Salazar, Kristen Bell, Vincent D'Onofrio, Adam Brody, Justin Chatwin, Maya Rudolph (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Jon Baker (Shepard) y Frank "Ponch" Poncherello (Peña) se acaban de unir a la Patrulla de Caminos de California (CHP) en Los Angeles, pero cada uno por razones muy diferentes. Baker es un desgastado motociclista profesional que está tratando de reconstruir su vida y su matrimonio. Poncherello es un creído agente federal que está investigando un robo de millones de dólares, que puede resultar siendo un trabajo desde dentro – desde dentro del CHP. El inexperto principiante y el endurecido experto se unen como equipo, pero en vez de cooperar, enseguida comienzan a pelear. El comienzo de una cooperación fructuosa resulta ser más difícil de lo pensado, pero con las habilidades de motociclista de Baker, y Ponch que "tiene calle", puede funcionar ... si no se vuelven locos uno al otro antes de terminar. (Warner Bros. Mex)
(más)Reseñas (3)
A pretty okay action comedy with a funny Michael Peña and a weird Dax Shepard that didn't sit well with me. The movie goes by fast, it's funny, but the jokes were a bit too few for my taste. 55%
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Michael Peña and Dax Shepard are brutally overacting here. They are playing at the classic buddy cop action comedy which hasn’t really been here for a long time. But the problem is that even though the technical aspect of the action scenes is spot on, the relationship of the two idiots really didn’t work here. Michael portrays an idiot; Dax portrays an idiot. Michael is at least a tiny bit funny but when they are together it simply doesn’t work.
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I like buddy movies, but with this one, I felt that the buddy element doesn't really work and that the characters are somewhat forcibly thrust into it, relying only on clichés, occasionally seasoned with quite harsh injuries that help the film along. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes not at all. And the story is one big cliché.
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