murphybnl Yes, it's a goof-fest. Yes, it's pervy. Yes, it's campy and low budget. ITS SUPPOSED TO BE! We enjoyed it immensely. The humor is right up our alley. It reminds us of a Mel Brooks movie. Inaccuracies? Of course. Do you have ANY idea how inaccurate the locations in the series were? We love Dax and Kristin.

jjsledge-95899 By modern, I mean language, sex/nudity, intense violence. Pena is Ponch, a sex addict FBI agent who goes undercover to figure out who is robbing armored cars. Shepard is Jon, a washed up (and severely injured) former motocross racer. Shepard's injuries are slightly overplayed, but fairly funny. Pena's addiction is very overplayed, to the point he has an intimate yet awkward FaceTime with his captain. Felt Vincent D's villain character was underrated. Knew he was evil, but didn't realize extent until the end.

funtasticfour I remember watching the original Chips, but just barely. Usually remaking these old shows into a movie is a bad idea, but I thought it could have been done well. They started with a pretty good cast...but that's it. The story is typical, their should have been way more laughs and stunts, and as usual, they tend to lean toward crudeness, which I'm sure was never a part of the show. They also redid Baywatch this year, and though it also wasn't great, it was better than this.

justinadoty How did this happen. The editing is genuinely awful. The camera shots are school grade. 6th grade to be exact. No jokes landed, no stunts landed. As a director with Talent how do you mess this up. I'm going to go watch the Point Break remake to get this out of my system. At least the end credit music was good. R.I.P. Tupac.