R for pervasive language including sexual references, and some violence.

You can find streaming options on platforms like TV Guide or check reviews on IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes . The Term: "Cop Out" Parents guide - Cop-Out (1991) - IMDb

Jimmy (Willis) and Paul (Morgan) are suspended without pay after a botched drug bust. To pay for his daughter’s wedding, Jimmy tries to sell a rare 1952 baseball card, but it’s stolen by a thief (Seann William Scott), leading the duo into a confrontation with a memorabilia-obsessed gangster. Parents Guide:

Depending on whether you are looking for information on the or the slang term , The Movie: Cop Out (2010)

The film is famous for the off-screen friction between Kevin Smith and Bruce Willis, which Smith later described as "soul-crushing".

Directed by Kevin Smith, this action-comedy stars Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan as two veteran NYPD partners.

Expect heavy profanity (f-words/s-words), cartoonish violence, and immature humor involving crude jokes.

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R for pervasive language including sexual references, and some violence.

You can find streaming options on platforms like TV Guide or check reviews on IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes . The Term: "Cop Out" Parents guide - Cop-Out (1991) - IMDb Cop Out

Jimmy (Willis) and Paul (Morgan) are suspended without pay after a botched drug bust. To pay for his daughter’s wedding, Jimmy tries to sell a rare 1952 baseball card, but it’s stolen by a thief (Seann William Scott), leading the duo into a confrontation with a memorabilia-obsessed gangster. Parents Guide: R for pervasive language including sexual references, and

Depending on whether you are looking for information on the or the slang term , The Movie: Cop Out (2010) To pay for his daughter’s wedding, Jimmy tries

The film is famous for the off-screen friction between Kevin Smith and Bruce Willis, which Smith later described as "soul-crushing".

Directed by Kevin Smith, this action-comedy stars Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan as two veteran NYPD partners.

Expect heavy profanity (f-words/s-words), cartoonish violence, and immature humor involving crude jokes.

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