The only thing of interest in this movie is Teri Hatcher.

This film was pointless, but Stallone and Russell are two of my favs.

Half-assed but sort-of charming 2nd rate buddy cop movie that gets some goodwill for the nice set design and for Jack Palance as the most inept criminal mastermind this side of Wile E. Coyote.

Russel AND Stallone? In an 80s buddy comedy? Genius!

Some of the cheesiest lines you'll ever be served in a cinema(well, you can hardly see this there anymore, but you get my point), and yet it's all in good fun.

Pretty much the epitome of the "guilty pleasure". Cheese, explosions, &c., &c.

When I watch this movie, I can't help but feel that something is missing or that the chemistry between Stallone and Russell is just somewhat off. Aside from that, it has all the elements of a good action flick.

Great, cheesy action flick

I actually went to see this one because it was singled out by an article in the paper by some parents' group as the most antisocial movie of the year, or something. Sure enough, it turned out to be one of those movies with no critical support at all that turned out to be highly enjoyable. I am pleasantly reminded of something Jim Goad wrote about "my superego is for society, my id is for fun"; seeing something with no "redeeming social value" at all can be such a blast

Let's be honest, if Stallone and Russell weren't the leads this wouldn't be worth your time. It's fun in a cheesy 80's action-comedy sort of way (full of one-liners and a really corny ending). Stallone doesn't really fit in his role (at least when his character is acting civilized) and most of his lines are awkward, but he does have the best line in the whole movie, "Rambo's a pussy."