Anthony Hopkins,
Chris Rock,
Matthew Marsh,
Brooke Smith,
Peter Stormare
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Dignified Oscar-winner Anthony Hopkins tries the buddy action-comedy on for size with this typically slick and bombastic offering from producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Hopkins stars as Gaylord Oakes, a CIA... read more
Directed by: Joel Schumacher
Release Date: June 7, 2002
DVD Release Date: November 12, 2002
Stats: 1,115 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (1,115)
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January 15, 2008
So much better than I expected this to be. There were some extremely funny moments coming from Chris Rock of course, but also from Anthony Hopkins at times. The story itself was unexpectably good and held me from start to finish.
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December 2, 2007
very good fiolm funny exciting and action packed with guns and bombs and hitech stuff
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October 26, 2007
A totally enjoyable, hard-hitting and explosive action-packed thriller. Packs plenty of kinetic thrills, great gun fights and outragious humor. Gut bustingly funny and tremendously exciting. Chris Rock and Anthony Hopkins are dynamite together. Suspense-Thriller meets Action-Adve... read more
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March 9, 2007
Anthony Hopkins is out of place and on autopilot during this by the numbers buddy thriller, but you have to ask yourself why he got involved with such inconsequential pap in the first place. At least Rock is less annoying than usual.
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February 13, 2007
It's hard to know what to make of this movie. Action-Comedy-Thriller? With Chris Rock. It is a really strange mix, but it works somehow. Never in a million years would it have occured to me to put Anthony Hopkins and Rock together, but again, they just seems to have this wicked c... read more
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November 21, 2006
It was like there were two bags of names. One had old veteran actors and the other had young stars. They pulled out the names and here we have Hopkins and Rock. Then they threw darts at a plot board. 1st hit: Nuke, 2nd Hit: Terrorsits, 3rd Hit: Buddy action 4th Hit: Estranged Twi... read more
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March 17, 2010
Chris Rock stars as a street hustler who discovers that he and his twin brother were separated at birth and both given away to foster homes. His brother got all the breaks and ended up in the CIA, where he was doing very well until he was murdered. Anthony Hopkins stars as the cr... read more
Critic Reviews
If you've seen the trailer, you've seen almost everything good in Bad Company. Full Review
Rock doesn't really act with the other performers; he stands next to them and buzzes in his own orbit. Full Review
Despite its cliché-ridden premise, Bad Company often works simply because there's so much talent on the screen.
Producer Jerry Bruckheimer demands the kind of formula action that leaves director Joel Schumacher no space to let characters breathe.
Hopkins breezes through the proceedings with an appealingly jaded nonchalance ... that easily morphs into steely authority whenever such stern stuff is required. Full Review
Bad Company is a bad movie with really bad timing. Full Review
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