Back Comments (1) Share: Facebook Button   Hank Rafferty (Steve
Zahn), a dyed-in-the-wool LAPD cop, sets out to avenge his
partner's death after a violent shoot-out. On the other side of
town, Earl Montgomery (Lawrence), a loud, brash LAPD trainee is
booted out of the academy for simply 'being him'.  After the two
meet and accidentally clash over race, bees and allergic
reactions, Rafferty is wrongfully charged with police brutality
and lands in jail for six months, while Montgomery becomes a
security guard. The laws of second-tier Martin Lawrence action
comedy vehicles state that once the two meet up again, they will
have to grudgingly team up to foil a gang that just so happens
to be the ones that shot Rafferty's partner. Many hijinks ensue.
National Security When viewing the Martin Lawrence oeuvre, it's
fairly easy to split his movies into categories. Firstly you
have the man's only true blockbusters ( Bad Boys and Bad Boys
II), then his dismal family output ( Rebound, Big Momma's House,
Black Knight, etc