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Uptight and straight-laced, FBI Special Agent Sarah Ashburn (Sandra Bullock) is a methodical investigator with a reputation for excellence--and hyper-arrogance. Shannon Mullins (Melissa McCarthy), one of Boston P.D.’s “finest,” is foul-mouthed and has a very short fuse, and uses her gut instinct and street smarts to catch the most elusive criminals. Neither has ever had a partner, or a friend for that matter. When these two wildly incompatible law officers join forces to bring down a ruthless drug lord, they become the last thing anyone expected: buddies. From Paul Feig, the director of Bridesmaids . Hysterical is perhaps the best word to describe the clashing of policing styles when by-the-book FBI agent Ashburn (Sandra Bullock) and volatile Boston police officer Mullins (Melissa McCarthy) are forced to work together on a complicated drug case. Two strong-spirited women in a field populated by men, both officers have some serious attitude, are generally disliked by their fellow officers, and have a definite problem working with others. When the two are thrown together on a drug case, they immediately detest one another and a war of words begins and quickly turns nasty, and physical. But forced to continue working together, the two women soon discover that even though their methods couldn't be more different, they can get significant results by joining forces. The Heat is funny--laugh-out-loud, split-your-pants, can't-possibly-be-anything-funnier-coming-next funny. The audacity of Mullins with her crass mouth and brash actions is impossible to overstate, and the contrast with Ashburn's prim and proper demeanour and language is hysterical, thanks to good writing and a genuine comedic chemistry between Bullock and McCarthy. Sure, the plot isn't particularly new and the film lags slightly in the middle, but The Heat is one really funny film. --Tami Horiuchi Review: Funny as expected! - Very funny. Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthyat their best. Just a really good chill out, fun movie to watch! Highly recommend. Review: The characters - Amazing movie.
| Contributor | Marlon Wayans, Melissa McCarthy, Michael Rapaport, Paul Feig, Sandra Bullock, Taran Killam |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 20,403 Reviews |
| Format | PAL |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 57 minutes |
D**Y
Funny as expected!
Very funny. Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthyat their best. Just a really good chill out, fun movie to watch! Highly recommend.
L**O
The characters
Amazing movie.
T**W
Great Film 👍
The Heat, very funny film enjoyed it 😀 would recommend 👍
L**U
A good romp through the familiar territory of a cop buddy film.
I liked both actresses before seeing this film, and although the trailers looked terrible, I wanted to give this film a shot. I'm glad I went ahead as there is some comedic gold nuggets to be found throughout this film. Melissa McCarthy is standout in this, with the silliest/cliched premise she still manages to make it her own. She makes this film, peppered with profanities and wicked one liners. I knew I was in for a good time early in the film with one of the most funny and realistic chase scenes I have seen to date for those who are not superb (superhuman) athletes. Sandra bullock works well as the uptight FBI agent, but it felt very much like other police characters she has played, and she really didn't bring anything new here. Through the plot is one we have all heard before, the good upstanding officer vs the wise cracking rebel, it serves as a base for good character interactions with solid comedic timing. Overall a good film, one to sit down with a drink and laugh along with.
P**L
Gun fights.
Sandra Bullock plays an FBI agent and Melissa Mccarthy plays a Detective on the same durgs case, to try and take down the drugs king pin, but keep on getting shut out by another agency, great action scenes, lots of bad language used, not suitable for anyone younger than 15. Would recommend it for older.
A**R
Very funny dvd
A great pairing up with some very funny scenes and great story plot and soundtrack.
M**T
Not hilarious, but not that bad either
Read the previous reviews which were either "Wow" or "rubbish" with little in-between. Well, this review IS in-between! Some very funny moments and several one liners are good. Other scenes are loud, unecessarily and simply, vulgar. The acting from Bullock is as expected, very good. She handles comedy very well. Her partners performance is way too over the top to be continually funny, or credible - if only slightly - and frankly, it wears the viewer down a little. Nonetheless, overall this is a film throughout which you will smirk continually. Rather similar to Dark Shadows with Johnny Depp, not hilarious, but quietly funny and amusing. The storyline is very familiar to UK viewers as basic, standard Hollywood fare, the action is equally predicatable, but at lest Bullock's class holds it all together. Not a really bad film, perhaps not a really good film either.
K**Y
Plenty of laugh out loud moments in "The Heat".
Hilarious movie, I really enjoyed it. An uptight FBI Special Agent is paired with a foul-mouthed Boston cop (McCarthy), to take down a ruthless drug lord. Melissa McCarthy is brilliant and hilarious as usual, playing the tough talking cop with very alternative approaches to policing on her local "patch" in Boston. This contrasts nicely with the strait laced "play it by the rule book" FBI Agent played by Sandra Bullock, who arrives on McCarthy's path to investigate the real identity of an elusive drug lord. Bullocks' OCD approach to her investigative work thoroughly irritates her own co-workers, and later (in Boston), McCarthy. Needless to say McCarthy reacts with resentful and outright hostility to this FBI Agent intruding onto her patch and the two characters, (with their very different approaches to crime fighting), clash head on. The strained relationship between the two makes for some very funny scenes in this movie. As the movie progresses, an unlikely (if at times, strained) friendship develops between the pair, leading to each accepting the other and their policing methods, by movie's end. Some very funny and memorable dialogue/one liners from Melissa McCarthy also, throughout this movie !
T**T
Das hätte voll in die Hose gehen können...
... ist es aber nicht! Paul Feig hat seinen -Taffe Mädels-, mir gefällt der Originaltitel -The Heat- übrigens wesentlich besser, voll und ganz auf die klischeebehaftete Schiene von Filmen wie -Rush Hour- oder -Red Heat- gesetzt. Topermittler und Katastrophencop gegen ganz böse Gangster. Das ist alles andere als neu, doch in der Zusammensetzung Sandra Bullock(Ashburn) und Melissa McCarthy(Mullins) funktioniert das mindestens so gut wie das Treffen von Nitro und Glyzerin. Zwar ist die Story vorhersehbar, doch was Mullins und Ashburn an Sprüchen, Slapstickcomedy und wirklich heftigem Humor auf die Leinwand zaubern, das sucht seinesgleichen. Der Film lebt auch von einer sehr guten deutschen Synchronisation, die passt wie die sprichwörtliche Faust aufs Auge. Melissa McCarthy, die vor kurzem schon so herrlich in -Voll abgezockt- nervte, ist in -Taffe Mädels- in extremer Spiellaune. Wer da nicht mitlachen kann, dem ist vermutlich nur schwer zu helfen... Die New Yorker FBI Agentin Ashburn ist die Beste. Ihre Nase degradiert jeden Rauschgiftspürhund zum Stümper und ihr scharfer Verstand lässt die besten Officer wie Kindergartencops dastehen. Ashburn weiß das und hat ihren Kopf entsprechend weit oben. Das sorgt dafür, dass ihr Vorgesetzter sie mit den Worten "Arroganz, Konkurrenzverhalten und Streberei" charakterisiert. Das wird der bevorstehenden Beförderung, bei allen Erfolgen, dann doch im Weg stehen. Ashburn schert das wenig, bekommt sie ohnehin kaum etwas von den Menschen um sie herum mit. In einer Rauschgiftermittlung begibt sich die Topagentin nach Boston und kommt dort der Polizistin Mullins ins Gehege. Die ist so bodenständig wie der Dreck hinter der nächsten Scheune, hat eine Familie, die atemberaubend gut ins Ghetto passt und weiß, wie man mit den schweren Jungs auf der Straße umgeht. Mullins sieht Ashburn und hasst sie sofort. Das ist nicht besonders schwer. Aber natürlich kommt es, wie es kommen muss. Wenn die beiden ungleichen Cops ihre Ziele erreichen wollen, müssen sie zusammenarbeiten. Diese Arbeit ist von der ersten Minute an überaus sehenswert... Ich habe lange nicht mehr so über eine Krimikomödie gelacht, wie bei -Taffe Mädels-. Es ist vor allem Melissa McCarthy, die den Vogel abschießt. Aber auch Sandra Bullock, deren Gesicht mittlerweile ein wenig an Michael Jackson erinnert, spielt auf höchstem Niveau. Wie sich Supercop und Straßenbulle die Bälle der Geschichte zuspielen, das ist Comedy vom Allerfeinsten. Für uns in Deutschland ist es dabei ein Glücksfall, wie die Synchronisation auch die Sprüche von Mullins und Ashburn transportiert. Das ist manchmal niveautechnisch unterhalb des Meeresspiegels, aber immer schwarz, clever und heftig. Wenn sie also auf Klamauk, flotte Sprüche, reichlich Action und ein paar unterirdische Lacher stehen, dann schauen sie sich -Taffe Mädels- an. Ich hatte einen absolut unterhaltsamen Abend, der wie im Flug verging. Daher gibt es von mir die Empfehlung zum Anschauen.
D**H
Very Funny
Very Funny
N**E
Very funny movie
Pleased with purchase
J**Z
Compren solo si son fans
Seré sincero la película es divertida y disfrutable si le das la oportunidad pero tampoco es una broma maestra. Si la compre es por el tema complicado de los derechos de distribución en México y me resulta mejor pagar por un blu Ray a una mensualidad.
P**Y
Its a very funny movie
I Love the movie! Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock are Hilarious!!
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