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National Security
The story is about two people named Earl and Hank who work as security guards who go through comedic positions. The two wanted to go to the Los Angeles Police Department. One was expelled and the other did not join them from the start. One day they discovered and combated a crime of smuggling by a large group of criminals. They join his great nerves but what fate awaits them.
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January 04, 2004
If... Martin Lawrence and Adam Sandler [were] in the same movie, it might... create an anti-comedy field so strong that both their careers would be sucked into the vortex...
August 29, 2003
Put your hands up and back away from this rent-a-flop.
January 18, 2003
Someone has to save us from Lawrence's onslaught of cinematic dross.
June 19, 2003
This is lowest common dominator filmmaking in every sense of the word, which shouldn't come as any surprise to anyone familiar with the oeuvre of director Dennis Dugan.
January 17, 2003
A retread of all those buddies-in- the-cop-car pictures of the 1980s; not even slightly dusted off.
January 20, 2003
Despite some tasty contributions from Lawrence and Zahn, too much of National Security has the bland flavor of microwaved leftovers.
December 26, 2010
Indistinguishable dumb action comedy.
January 18, 2003
A lame blend of comedy and action in which both credibility and laughs are blown to smithereens.
September 06, 2003
A patently offensive, racist and repulsive waste of celluloid, an affront to blacks, whites and human beings in general.
January 31, 2003
It's too bad Martin already made What's the Worst That Could Happen? The title really fits this one.
June 26, 2003
If rampant misogyny and racism sound like a laugh riot, by all means see National Security, a 'comedy' so aggressively unpleasant that it's worthy of squirms.
