Bon Cop, Bad Cop

2006
R
1h 57m

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Colm Feore and Patrick Huard in Bon Cop, Bad Cop (2006)

Two Canadian detectives, one from Ontario and the other from Quebec, must work together when a murdered victim is found on the Ontario-Quebec border.Two Canadian detectives, one from Ontario and the other from Quebec, must work together when a murdered victim is found on the Ontario-Quebec border.Two Canadian detectives, one from Ontario and the other from Quebec, must work together when a murdered victim is found on the Ontario-Quebec border.

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6.7/10

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Awards
- 7 wins & 22 nominations total

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10/10

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Bon Cop Bad Cop had me in tears. The laughs are continuous, the suspense is consistent, the imagery is beautiful, the action is impressive... the chemistry is incredible. It's almost like Boondock Saints. fast paced and modern, while staying true to Canada and the abrasive feelings between Québec and Ontario, while centering around, what else, Hockey! Being bilingual, I can say I may have laughed twice as hard as anyone else in the theater; However, this half-English half-french movie is sure to please anyone regardless of maternal language thanks to perfect subtitles which only add to the amazingness of the film.

Highly recommended.

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Trivia
Rick Mercer's character 'Tom Berry' seems to be a spoof of outspoken, inflammatory and flamboyantly-dressed Ontario hockey commentator Don Cherry.

Goofs
At the Ontario/Quebec provincial line, as Bouchard is walking away and Ward is speaking to him from behind, Ward's position changes between camera shots, although he's depicted as standing still.

Quotes
David Bouchard: You have an accent in both languages. Who was your teacher? Jean Chrétien?

Crazy credits
The end credits are backwards, scrolling down instead of up.

Alternate versions
Because the dialogue is half English, half French, both versions shared the same soundtrack. The only difference is in the subtitles: in the French version, English dialogue was subtitled, and in the English version, it was the French dialogue.