I STILL don't like Bruce Willis...

But this movie bears taking note of. I'm sure there's a billion people insulting this movie for being more lowbrow Hollywood popcorn crap, but I don't care. I've been seeing the clips and this new movie with Tracy Morgan looks hilarious. Its called Cop Out, and its got to do with a baseball card, but...let's be honest. Its a buddy cop flick, and buddy cop flicks (particularly comedic ones) aren't supposed to have plots--they're just supposed to involve insane dialogue between cops while doing their job.


We've seen maybe three minutes of this film and already its got that in excess. Rather than blab on though...trailer!



And a second trailer, since that's got the REALLY funny part in it.



February 26th. First interesting movie since Holmes.

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