Wrong Cops

The Hollywood Reporter by Boyd van Hoeij

With jokes that fall flat so often, the film’s cardiograph flatlines before the first five minutes are over.

Village Voice by Ernest Hardy

Wrong Cops is a tedious exercise in self-consciously hip lowbrow comedy.

The A.V. Club by Ignatiy Vishnevetsky

Wrong Cops does what underground movies used to do: It gives the viewer the sense that what they’re watching is thoroughly wrong in terms of both behavior and style. What’s missing is the transgressive kick, the sense that a real boundary has been crossed.

Boston Globe by Loren King

No doubt a labor of love, the result is just plain laborious for the audience.

Austin Chronicle by Marc Savlov

It’s really just a tortuous series of blackout sketches hung together with the flimsiest of threads.

The Dissolve by Mike D'Angelo

Dupieux might have done better to construct an entire movie around his best idea.

Los Angeles Times by Robert Abele

This meandering lark about a corrupt, spiteful and hopelessly distracted police force in a decriminalized, sun-scorched city never quite finds the funny bone.

Variety by Scott Foundas

A monstrously unfunny “Police Academy”/“Reno 911” knockoff directed with just enough winking self-awareness to seem both insipid and pretentious.