Team of Two

If you want a fun adventure movie where all you need is a biiiig bowl of popcorn and a desire to enjoy a film full of humor, well-paced action, cool cars, guns galore, and some great guest appearances (Marc Singer...oh heck yeah!!! And a bunch of others too...!!) you'll love Team Of Two.

This is a movie you want to watch with buddies together...share the laughs as the jokes come, wince together at some of the crazy fight scenes, and just geek out together as you enjoy a film that would've fit perfectly into the genre of similar films they did in the 1980s period...sigh... Anyone else miss these type of fun films?

Yeah, I do too...

I hope they do a sequel and if they do, I hope it's just as fun and enjoyable as the first one...

A hilarious comedy packed with numerous references to 80s movies, making it truly one of a kind. You'll love seeing renowned actors from the 80s, including Oscar-nominated Eric Roberts. The ending is laugh-out-loud funny, and the bloopers during the credits add an extra layer of fun, along with a truly unique bonus scene!

While it's a low-budget, silly comedy, don't expect a blockbuster with a multi-million-dollar production.

If you're in the mood to relax and enjoy some good laughs, this movie is perfect for you. It's the kind of film you'll want to watch two or three times to catch all the clever jokes and lines-and it gets even better the second time around.

This gem shines with its sharp wit and clever dialogue, delivering a smart comedy that punches well above its weight.

Within the first 30 seconds of watching this garbage, you'll realise it's poorly made, horribly acted and a terribly executed idea. Least Troma films are self-aware they're acting horribly on purpose, I'm sure these numbskulls here aren't playing it aware of anything other than its not in the slightest way funny or entertaining.

The plot is supposed to be something like Lethal Weapon meets Tango & Cash, but it's actually an insult to those great movies in this steaming pile of you-know-what. If this movie had a budget, it's all been spent on hiring a Delorean to use. A pointless purchase for this film.

This thing claims its a tribute to 80s action movies, but it's more a tribute to the acting you'd find in 80s porn movies. Hell, this movies acting doesn't even hold a candle to the acting in 80s porn movies!

Poorly written, poorly acted, poorly filmed poorly edited, just a poorly bad movie overall. Don't bother. It's not even so bad it's good. It's pathetic all round and was either cteated as an amateur crews low budget vanity project, a tax write off, or someone dared them to create this.

There is no way any sane person made this deliberately and thought it would bring them fame or money.

Only TUBI would be dumb enough to put this in the public's lap without a warning messege that this is a complete waste of your time viewing and you'll be more entertained watching an 80s remake of Debbie Does Dallas for the acting alone.

"Team of Two" is an uplifting, heartwarming story about friendship and perseverance. The film follows two unlikely partners-an introverted tech genius and a charismatic athlete-as they team up to solve a personal crisis that challenges them both. Their chemistry on screen is captivating, blending humor with emotional depth. The film is well-paced, with strong performances that keep you engaged from start to finish. While it follows some familiar tropes, Team of Two delivers a feel-good experience with a message of teamwork and resilience that resonates.

TV icons Marc Singer, Lorenzo lamas and Eric Roberts, are great in this movie.

I love silly kind of comedy and this was just to my liking. I was laughing all the way through and hope they are making a sequel! The story also kept my attention throughout, all the way to the end. Lots of unexpected scenes that were over the top funny. It is comparable to some other big budget films about blockhead cops.

It was nice to see lots of different locations all over LA. Not bad for a lower budget film. I like the scenes at the nightclub. The family scenes were so funny too.

I watched the premier at the UCLA theater and the event had a great turnout. The red carpet paparazzi was done well, professional and so many photographers.