National Security
Action • PG-13 • 2003 • 1 hr 29 min
Starring
Martin Lawrence, Steve Zahn, Colm Feore, Bill Duke, Eric Roberts
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Definitely one of if not my favorite Martin Lawrence movie.
This movie still gets me laughing every time I see it. Dumb but not asinine.
Once you get past Martin Lawrence’s extremely annoying character, the movie is pretty funny. It’s not a spectacle it’s good.
It’s a little bit of a guilty pleasure. Has several funny moments. But the action is shot horribly and the story is very bland.
I like the to lead actors. Even though i rated it 4☆ its not that good.
There are some good humorous moments, but compared to most buddy action/comedies this does little as a whole to stand out.
Ok film, really hasn’t aged well and blends in with the other lame comedy films from the time
I haven’t seen this in years and I don’t really want to revisit it.
Can’t go wrong with Martin Lawrence. One funny guy although the movie it’s self fell flat
Has it’s funny moments. A nice movie to watch when you just wanna watch something dumb.
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