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Bon Cop Bad Cop

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Si vous êtes francophone et que vous n'avez pas vu ce film, je ne sais quoi vous dire mais il faut vous le procurez. Comédie savoureuse et interpretée de façon géniale. Le scénario est excellent ainsi que les comédien. Une mention spéciale à Louis-Josée Houde qui, même avec un tout petit rôle, crève l'écran et nous fait rire aux larmes. J'ai adoré.
If you are english speaking, I have been told that it's easy enough to follow with the subtitles and it's worth the try because it is a good comedy movie. I love it!

If you enjoy buddy cop movies or action movies at all, you'll really like this one. It's a bit cheesy at times but makes excellent use of Canadian culture and has really superb production values. The action is great and both Colm Feore and Patrick Huard shine. I highly recommend this movie.

I loved this movie, its great to see something so Canadian out there and reflecting our billingualism. I'm not bilingual myself, but I watched it in English with English subtitles when the French converstation went on, it was just like being at the shopping mall with people speaking both languages. Thank you for making this great movie. I recommend it highly, especially to those trying to learn French or English as the subtitles really do help.

This movies is awesome, we recently moved to Canada and know exactly what this movies is about. The Pun, the language, the issues and of course the Hockey. There are times when things are predictible but overall it's an awesome good entertainment. One advantage about the DVD is that you can always rewind and playback which we did and laughed a lot more.....
Highly recomended

Bon Cop, Bad Cop is absolutely brilliant - definitely one of my favorite Canadian films. It targets two important Canadian topics: the French-English relationship, and hockey. Even if you're not bilingual, you'll still be able to appreciate the script (and the jokes). Kudos should go out to the special effects team for doing such a great job. There should be more movies produced like this.

The best mass-market Canadian film I have seen. You will need some acquaintance with Canadian culture to get much of the humour, and be at least a little bilingual to get all of it (though my unilingual English-speaking son also enjoyed it as much as I did), but this is an entertaining action movie in which an English Canadian cop and a Québecois cop are forced to work together on a case, during which every stereotype of the contrasts between Ontarian and Québecois culture is the subject of well-crafted good humour.

This film rocked! I loved how unpredictable it was. You never guessed what was coming next. I do think that you need to be bilingual to appreciate the film %1oo but I was amazed at what a good job they did on this one and I hope they have more coming. Makes me proud to be Canadian and Bilingual! A+

excellent seller. fast shipping. received the product within 3 days without any problems. will buy again for sure. btw, this review thing is really stupid. why do i have to say at least 20 words if the service is simply perfect?

This is one of the best movies I have watched for a long time. Excellent quips that echo strongly to the Quebec / Ontario experience.

I initially approached this movie with caution, fearing it would be nothing more than your typical two-guys-who-can't-work-together story, but I'm glad I was wrong. There's plenty of excitement mixed with funny moments, such as the scene where Sûreté du Québec détective David Bouchard (Patrick Huard from "Les Boys") teaches Québécois 101, i.e. sweating in French, to OPP detective Martin Ward (Colm Feore from "The Day Reagan was Shot" and the miniseries "Trudeau"). I also enjoyed the bilingualism, providing the listener with the choice of the language without having to suffer from bad dubbing. There's also good support from actors such as Pierre Lebeau and Patrice Belanger (Meo and Philippe respectively on "Les Boys"). It's a shame two other actors, Louis-José Houde (Jeff, the medical examiner) and Rick Mercer (Tom, the arrogant sportscaster) got such small parts because they were great. This DVD is bound to please many hockey and police drama fans. Starp on your skates, holster your gun, and enjoy!