Bon Cop, Bad Cop

2006
R
1h 57min

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

Dos detectives canadienses, uno de Ontario y otro de Quebec, deben trabajar juntos cuando hallan a una víctima de asesinato en la frontera entre Ontario y Quebec.Dos detectives canadienses, uno de Ontario y otro de Quebec, deben trabajar juntos cuando hallan a una víctima de asesinato en la frontera entre Ontario y Quebec.Dos detectives canadienses, uno de Ontario y otro de Quebec, deben trabajar juntos cuando hallan a una víctima de asesinato en la frontera entre Ontario y Quebec.

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Premios
- 7 premios ganados y 22 nominaciones en total

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8/10

Lots of fun

It's rare that a Canadian movie has people talking like this one. What other subjects than the so-called rivalry between Ontario and Québec could have made a better film? Add to that our national sports, hockey, and you've got a winner. It's a winner also because it's funny, especially the first half. The location where the first body is found is hilarious! Patrick Huard and Colm Feore are both doing an excellent job. They're supported by a great cast. I especially like Pierre Lebeau. That guy knows how to swear! Of course, it's full of clichés and stereotypes that the population from the two provinces (English and French) have of the other. But that's why it's so funny. I hope this film does very well at the box-office. My guess though is that people from outside Canada will not find it as interesting. But too bad! Seen in Toronto, at the Beach Cinemas, on August 18th, 2006.

79/100 (***)

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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.

Errores
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.

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

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

Versiones alternativas
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.