What a freaking movie. So many twists and turns. Absolutely intense from start to finish.

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

Reno 911!:Miami is a comedy that although never really becomes OK, it still has a few jokes to let it get along without destroying itself. It's maybe not the best TV to movie transition ever made but it still isn't the worst, It's kind the kind of comedy that may annoy but it can really make you laugh sometimes(well, in many patches). Overall I felt the film was strongly an average film, and here is why I felt so.The story is fairly dumb, of course we see it in so many other comedies and they work, but this doesn't so much, too short and not enough material to use as well. I don't mean to criticise the show and it's plots for the TV series, but the film just doesn't cut it really, The one thing that damages it is the uneven and loose structure with no atmosphere and of course the jokes which miss the mark, but, as I say, it is not a Bad movie.The acting is fairly average as well and again, not to criticise the TV show but they just don't work on the big screen and should stay back where they are popular on the TV screen. I did enjoy some of the characters though, Lieutenant Jim Dangle is funny in bits, could have been made much funnier though and I think we saw this movies potential. One other was Paul Rudd as a drug lord, he is funny in this one and really takes the Mick out of any film ever to do with the Miami crime world.It isn't written very well I will say, I said before the film is loose and uneven and it basically comes down to two things, the script and the cinematography, the documentary style cameras just don't do this film any good and there are times where you completely forget they are being followed. The script though is worse, there doesn't even seem to be enough dialogues given and it lacks one liner jokes and therefore relying to heavily on practical stunts as the funny times.I'm split on whether to give it some more positives or criticisms seeing as it is not good but not bad, but I will give it some positives. It has the jokes, it really does and I can't imagine many(unless your some tight faced critic), not at least smiling at this film, although doesn't give it an excuse to be good. I enjoyed the stunts sometimes and I have to admit it is funny when the stunts do come in, they are not an excuse though for the movie to be OK.Of course I would say fans of the TV show should see this, you may be disappointed by it but who knows, you may enjoy the style of the film. If you like those kind of silly comedies that can make you laugh but you may feel "why am I laughing at this" then this is for you, but hey don't expect it to be not good and you may just enjoy this very much.Overall it is Strongly an Average film and therefore I think it escapes being Poor but only by a little bit. Just try to enjoy the film and certain people will like it, but if you watch it with others then I guarantee it will split opinion, you just have to like this type of comedy and I know not everyone does. Look out for some of the more shocking jokes and they can be gems at times, just look out for Dwayne Johnson.

send-up of popular TV-reality show COPS - Reno 911 is a cult hit series on cable and now adapted into full motion picture.Set in (where else but) Reno, Nevada, the bumbling law enforcers are 'invited' to national police convention in Miami Beach; inadvertently becomes the only cops available to patrol the city after a bio-terrorism attack results in local police quarantined in the convention hotel.The Miami town will never be the same again with these incompetents running the show.Entertaining mockumentary is short on subtlety but high on farce.Wonderful comic montage in the seedy motel parodies Hitchcock's' Rear Window. Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson in a funny cameo and Paul Rudd takes a leaf from Al Pacino's Scarface as Ethan the Drug Lord.

(this comment refers to the unrated version)i got this movie really cheap,so i wasn't too worried about how good it was.actually i expected it it be awful,and it really wasn't.there are actually some amusing moments here.the movie is based on the TV show of the same name.i haven't seen the show,but i don't think that matters too much.it sort of reminded me of the Police Academy movies(although these cops aren't in training,they're just inept)and Super Troopers.i pretty much hated Super troopers and found the Police Academy movies not that funny.i think Reno 991 Miami is better than both.but if you did like Super Troopers or Police Academy,you should like this movie.it isn't for everyone,though.it's rude crude,lewd,obnoxious,offensive and sexist,and just about anything you can think of.if any of the above don't appeal to you,this is not your movie.even though it was better than i expected,i would give it no more than a 4/10

Lieutenant Jim Dangle (Thomas Lennon) is been invited to a national police convention in Miami Beach, Florida. Dangle brings his seven deputies with him. Deputy Travis Junior (Robert Ben Garant), Deputy Trudy Wiegel (Kerri Kenney-Silver), Deputy Raineesha Williams (Niecy Nash), Deputy S. Jones (Cedric Yarbrough), Deputy Clementine Johnson (Wendi McLendon-Covey), Deputy James Garcia (Carlos Alazraqui) and Deputy Cherisha Kimball (Mary Birdsong) are thrilled with the news. But once they arrived in Miami, Florida. Their invitation is been misplaced and these inept cops are forced to stay to in a sleazy hotel for a couple of days. Now the city is in mortal danger, when all the cops in the police convention are affected by a virus. Which they have a couple of days to find the cure before they all die. Lieutenant Dangle and his deputies are the only law left in the city. They have no choice to do their job for this city. While the team are trying to find, who's responsible for the sick crime.Directed by Robert Ben Garant (Balls of Fury) made an lively comedy that is based on a Cult TV Series from Comedy Central. The cast, who play these inept characters are fun to watch but the script, written by director:Garant, Lennon and Kenney-Silver is thinly plotted and there's no story here but a series of vignettes. These extremely dumber than dumb police officers are worse than the "Police Academy" cast of characters. Which some scenes are amusing and it has some gross-out gags as well. The eight characters from the movie did so much better in the TV Show.DVD has an sharp anamorphic Widescreen (1.85:1) transfer and an good Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. DVD has three commentaries tracks! One by actors/filmmaker:Garant, Lennon and Kenney-Silver. The two other commentaries track are done by the eight cast members, being in character from the picture. DVD also has Deleted/Extended Scenes with optional commentary by actors/filmmaker, Public Announce Services by the cast members, a short featurette of the premiere of the movie and trailers. This picture will certainly get an cult following. Fans of the TV Series will love it and others will probably find this movie joyless. It is certainly a true mixed bag of a movie. Paul Rudd has some funny bits in his bit part as "Ethan the Drug-lord". Which Rudd does an funny parody of Oscar-Winner:Al Pacino's performance in "Scarface". Amusing cameos by Danny DeVito (Who's also one of the producers of this film), David Koechner, Nick Swardson, Mindy Sterling, Paul Reubens and a uncredited one by The Rock. (***/*****).