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Let's Be Cops

Let's Be Cops

“Fake Cops. Real Trouble.”
★6.5/10(3,063)Rage•2014•1h 44m
Comedy
ScreenplayLuke Greenfield, Nicholas Thomas
Two underachieving best friends, played by Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr., accidentally pass themselves off as real cops after wearing police costumes to what they think is a costume party, and keep the ruse going once they realize how much respect the uniforms command. Luke Greenfield's action comedy escalates their harmless charade into a genuine entanglement with actual criminals. Broad and formulaic, it found modest success trading on its leads' easy 'New Girl'-honed chemistry.
Release
Aug 13, 2014
Budget
$17M
Country
United States
Revenue
$137M

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Reviews

6.5/10
TMDB Average audience rating
3,063 votes
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Let's Be Cops

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From the same director: Luke Greenfield

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Where to watch Let's Be Cops? Let's Be Cops is available for streaming on Philo, Starz Amazon Channel, Starz, Starz Apple TV channel.
Who directed Let's Be Cops? Let's Be Cops is directed by Luke Greenfield.
Who stars in Let's Be Cops? The main cast of Let's Be Cops includes Jake Johnson, Damon Wayans Jr., Rob Riggle, Nina Dobrev, James D'Arcy.
How long is Let's Be Cops? Let's Be Cops is 1h 44min long.

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Synopsis

Two underachieving best friends, played by Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr., accidentally pass themselves off as real cops after wearing police costumes to what they think is a costume party, and keep the ruse going once they realize how much respect the uniforms command. Luke Greenfield's action comedy escalates their harmless charade into a genuine entanglement with actual criminals. Broad and formulaic, it found modest success trading on its leads' easy 'New Girl'-honed chemistry.

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