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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Cop Out

Ah, Bruce Willis. I am glad he's still making movies. Cop Out is a witty and enjoyable, if you like movies the likes of the Die Hard and Lethal Weapon series.

Lots of bullets and some typical Bruce Willis veteran cop language meets Tracy Morgan, funny man from 30 Rock. Throw in Seann William Scott and it's a barrel of laughs. Fast paced with nary a dull moment, all 107 minutes of Cop Out flew by. Worth seeing? I think so, but I am a huge Bruce Willis fan.

The best part of this movie was the sweet reference to the old 80s video game—"All your base belong to us."
Posted by Jeremy English at 7:00 AM

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