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CHiPs is based off
the television series of the same name. The movie is written and directed by
Dax Shepard. The movie stars Shepard and Michael Pena as two motorcycle
policeman who go undercover to find a group of corrupt cops. It is very rare
for me to find a movie like this. Not once did I even remotely crack a smile. CHiPs is a laugh-free, aggrevating
assault of douchiness and homophobia. Within the first ten to twenty minutes of
the movie, the tow leads get into an argument or whether or not the situation
they are in is technically homophobic (and it’s horribly executed). The mystery
aspect of the movie falls completely flat as well. You can actually make out
that the villain is Vincent D’Onofrio when he lifts the visor on his motorcycle
helmet. That throws any curiosity I might have had while watching this right
out the window. It doesn’t help matters when they actually show his full face before revealing him as a cop. Most of
this cast is talented people. In addition to the three cast member I’ve already
mentioned, there’s also Kristen Bell, Ryan Hansen, and Maya Rudolph. Everyone
has this feeling like they’re just kind of there I will give the movie a measly
amount of credit for Dax Shepard and Michael Pena having natural chemistry with
one another. I feel like their performances would have worked better if their
characters were more likable. In the end, I don’t think I can recommend avoiding
this piece of awfulness enough.
1 / 10
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