Reno 911!: Miami

Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation | Release Date: February 23, 2007

5.1	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 47 Ratings

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ChadS.Mar 3, 2007

On the big screen, "Reno 911" obviously resembles the "Police Academy" franchise more than it does the reality show "Cops". Although none of the actors or situations transcend our talking furniture, this ensemble group has some chemistry and On the big screen, "Reno 911" obviously resembles the "Police Academy" franchise more than it does the reality show "Cops". Although none of the actors or situations transcend our talking furniture, this ensemble group has some chemistry and is capable of being sporadically funny; in particular, Deputy Trudy Wiegel's blind spot in regards to Lieutenant Jim Dangle's orientation. Their almost-encounter leads to a somewhat amusing spoof on body doubles(this scene works in concert with the opening grandiose sequence as a juxtaposition between film and television; during the apparent consumation, the film turns more cinematic). The film has wit; some self-reflexivity. It reminds you that you're watching Comedy Central with a group of strangers. But luckily, "Reno 911: Miami" is relatively painless; sort of like watching television. Is it worth paying eleven bucks for? Sure, like I said; it's a painless, not a painful comedy. Paying for basic cable at the cineplex is a lot better than having to live through another "Soul Plane".… Expand

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PatrickT.Mar 6, 2007

The opening scene, with Danny DeVito, immediately let me know that this movie was going to disappoint - uninspired, contrived, embarassing. Don't get me wrong, there are some hilarious scenes (especially the shot of the motel where you The opening scene, with Danny DeVito, immediately let me know that this movie was going to disappoint - uninspired, contrived, embarassing. Don't get me wrong, there are some hilarious scenes (especially the shot of the motel where you can see into all of the officers' room windows at once and what they're all simultaneously "doing"). But for every one hilarious scene, there's one that only bemuses you, and two that make you groan.… Expand

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PaulOOOOOOJun 23, 2007

I thought it was funny for the most part, but did seem to drag and it could have been a lot better.

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spadenxDec 20, 2011

It was ok. A lot like the tv show and it did have a few funny moments but it was a bit too boring at most parts and did make you lose interest a bit. Its pretty much Reno 911 in long form, It was ok.

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