Cop & ½

1993
PG
1h 37min

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Burt Reynolds and Norman D. Golden II in Cop & ½ (1993)

Tras presenciar un asesinato, un joven llamado Devon se niega a testificar a menos que le den la oportunidad de ser policía.Tras presenciar un asesinato, un joven llamado Devon se niega a testificar a menos que le den la oportunidad de ser policía.Tras presenciar un asesinato, un joven llamado Devon se niega a testificar a menos que le den la oportunidad de ser policía.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 5 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
This film was originally proposed as a sequel to Un detective en el kinder (1990)

Errores
The police hear Devon's information even after the phone line is yanked out in the warehouse.

Citas
Mrs. Boyle: Your grandmother should be reported to Social Services!
Devon: And you should be reported to the Orkin Man!

Créditos curiosos
Though it's tacked on before the credits instead of after, there's an extra scene in which a sickly Chu is still seen laying on the hood of the bad guys' getaway boat still running in the ocean.

Versiones alternativas
UK versions are censored to obtain a PG rating, removing a headbutt and the line "... cut off his testicles."

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Cop and a Half/The Adventures of Huck Finn/Jack the Bear/The Opposite Sex How to Live with Them/Intervista (1993)

Bandas sonoras
Nothin' My Love Can't Fix
Written by Joey Lawrence, Alexandra Forbes and Eric Beall
Performed by Joey Lawrence
Courtesy of Impact Records

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5/10

Okay, True You Have To Not Only Suspend Belief, But You Have To KILL It, But This Doesn't Deserve A 2.8/10 Rating!

It doesn't rate MUCH higher than that, but Norman D. Golden II is so preciously precocious as to wax reminiscent of Shirley Temple's early performances.

Burt is great here, though his character is quite irascible and curmudgeonly, but he plays those parts very well. This film features some decent action, a story and plot line which is quite cliché, and some good elemental twists, which balance out the many clichés throughout.

It was muddled in that you had to suspend belief to an extreme level in order to embrace the work, but once done, there is a lot of heart and entertainment to be had. I'm not saying this is "great" or even "compelling," but I did derive some level of enjoyment from Norman D. Golden II's performance.

It rates a 5.2/10 from...

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