Os Infalíveis

Not for nothing, but the girl is extremely infumable (in Spanish it is like saying unbearable) At this point it seems like writers really hate writing female characters. I mean, the plot of the movie is fun and all, but honestly... the girl makes the movie experience unpleasant to watch. I hated the character so much that I didn't even bother to remember his name because I wasn't interested in him one bit. It's okay that you lost your father, but that doesn't give you the right to be so stupid with people, damn it. Although it was generally funny, it's not hate on the actress, just a poorly written character.

No pun intended - buddy movies does not have to have only male main characters. On the other hand, some may feel this does not qualify to be in that "genre" (more like subgenre I reckon or whatever you would call it). Still you have cops here, you have a lot of fun dialog and you have quite the over the top scenes ... that somehow do work ... which is kind of astounding.

All that said, you have to be in the mood for the movie and its humor. Maybe watch a bit of the trailer, so you are sure this is for you ... because otherwise you would waste your time. For some this will be like a masterpiece I reckon, but most will just have a good time (hopefully) .. something the actors most certainly had shooting this (that's the vibe I am getting from them)

This film is a must-see! It's very entertaining and incredibly funny. The casting is absolutely perfect, with each actor delivering stellar performances that had me laughing throughout. The chemistry among the cast members was evident, adding an extra layer of authenticity and charm to the story.

The production spared no expense, with millions clearly spent on the breathtaking backgrounds and locations. The visual spectacle was nothing short of extraordinary, transporting viewers to a variety of stunning settings that added depth and richness to the narrative. The attention to detail in the set design and cinematography was truly impressive.

The plot was unpredictable, keeping me engaged and on the edge of my seat in front of my home cinema screen until the very end. Just when I thought I had figured out what was going to happen next, the story took a surprising turn that left me delighted and eager to see how it would all unfold.

I particularly enjoyed the French vibe that permeated the film, adding a unique and refreshing cultural touch. The music was also a standout feature, with a different and captivating soundtrack that complemented the overall mood and tone of the movie perfectly.

Highly recommend! This film offers a perfect blend of humor, intrigue, and visual beauty that will entertain audiences of all ages. Whether you're looking for a good laugh or simply want to be swept away by a well-crafted story, this movie delivers on all fronts. Don't miss out on this.

It's a bit weird at first but it's quite funny good for family too. They made a good and astonishing but still weird type of movie it's hard to understand at first because it's in French but you will get used to it over the time. It's quite realistic the actors did a great job at acting like a real life actual incident. A movie so silly, it's impossible to frown, For laughter is medicine, turning life upside down.

So gather 'round friends, and let's press play, On this silly movie, let troubles sway.

For in its humor, we find a release, A world of laughter, where worries decrease.

In this tale of jest, where the punchlines gleam bright, Let's cherish the moments, in pure delight.

For a funny, silly movie, is more than just fun, It's a reminder to laugh, until the day is done.

Granted, the idea is not particularly original: two very different cops are teamed up and in the end become partners. But the story about how they catch a gang of criminals is well told, the action is spectacular. It's anice mix of action and humout although the humour sometimes is a bit over the top. What made me like the film was that it is an hommage to the action / crime films Belmondo made in the 70s and 80s. There is a great chase scene reminicicent of Peur sur la Ville and many characters actually have names from Belmondo films. It's this tongue in cheek style that makes the film really enjoyable-