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ACTOR
Matthew AnsaraSteve BakkenJustin CarrollMichael Corbett
DIRECTOR
Joseph Perez
SYNOPSICS
To Protect and Serve (2001) is a English movie. Joseph Perez has directed this movie. Matthew Ansara,Steve Bakken,Justin Carroll,Michael Corbett are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2001. To Protect and Serve (2001) is considered one of the best Comedy movie in India and around the world.
Filmmaker rides around with two veteran LAPD officers to document the mean streets of Los Angeles. A wonderful character study, as well as a delightfully comic misadventure. An organically funny addition to an often ill-used genre; the mockumentary.
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Hilarious and Charming
I just caught this film at the Phoenix Film Festival, and it was the highlight of my day. This film follows the comedic struggles of a filmmaker who wants to make a documentary on Hollywood cops. He spends the movie profiling three officers through their not-so-routine encounters. Brilliantly cast, this film's characters are surprisingly human, from the cookbook-writing, hug-loving Officer Holloway to the prostitute-protecting veteran Officer Friendly, to Charlie, the young director who becomes a little closer to his subjects than he originally intended. The laughs are nearly constant, but are tasteful and never forced. All in all, a refreshingly charming comedy in an age of cheap sex antics and fart jokes. Writer/Director Joseph Perez really knocked this one out of the ballpark.
A soft sale for humor but not without its obscurities.
A friend of mind showed me a DVD copy of this and I was actually quite impressed by the writing and directing. At first I thought I was watching a drama, then suddenly I was led into an obscure, urban reality that evoked a sense of curiosity. I especially loved that the characters played a stereotype - then suddenly were turned inside out. It's an organic approach to an often ill-used genre (mockumentary) which I found to be a very delightful movie. There are many paradoxical moments / characters, with nice elements of humanity sprinkled throughout. A refreshing take on cop movies. It seems Reno 911 could learn a few things from this director, if they haven't already.