Female Buddy Film Lacks Spark
“Hot Pursuit” is a comedy about two dissimilar women from totally different walks of life being placed together in a situation that turns them, gradually, from adversaries to friends. That, in a nutshell, is the movie’s plot.<br /><br />Officer Cooper (Reese Witherspoon) is a cop whose mishaps on the job have relegated her to the evidence room at her San Antonio precinct. But a key witness in an upcoming trial must be moved from San Antonio to Dallas. That witness is Daniella Riva (Sofia Vergara), who has agreed to testify against a big-time drug lord. Cooper is given the job of taking her to Dallas.<br /><br />Basically a movie of contrasts, “Hot Pursuit” delights in playing up Ms. Vergara’s voluptuous body while downplaying Ms. Witherspoon’s natural beauty. Her 5’ 2” stature, unglamorous look, and boxy uniform become key sources of gags, both visual and spoken.<br /><br />As a confessed fan of Ms. Vergara from watching her weekly exercises in slaughtering the English language on “Modern Family,” I was eagerly looking forward to seeing her in a big screen comedy. Despite sub-par material, she still manages to elicit laughs with a combination of her butchered English, one-liners, and sense of street smarts. Ms. Witherspoon appears desperate in most of her scenes, and this is not her character stressed at protecting a high-value witness from the bad guys. It stems from the actress trying really hard to put some oomph into a lackluster script.<br /><br />The writing is the single element that sinks this picture. We already recognize the talent of both leading performers. Both have had success with comedy before. But placed in this often cliched movie, they are amusing, but never achieve memorable comedy moments. Rated PG-13, ”Hot Pursuit” simply fails to exploit its stars to maximum comic effect.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include alternate ending, gag reel, and featurettes focusing on the camaraderie between stars Reese Witherspoon and Sophia Vergara.
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