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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7/10

Who's bad?

A movie with two languages ... french and english. And it's mixed, so different/multiple characters speak both languages. So you have to focus on what they say if you know both languages or on the subtitles if you have issues with at least one of those. But it's ok and it works, because it does feel more alive for being that way.

Speaking of more alive: we do get treated on some personal stuff of both protagonists. Some is not really necessary for the story, but it's there. And because it didn't have to be made for general audiences (it has an R rating in America), it does contain blood, profanity and even nudity. The latter is cut together in a very funny, yet sexy way. There are some bumps when it comes to the story, but the actors had so much fun with their roles, it really shines through to the audience. Enjoy this crazy ride ...

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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.