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The Brothers Grimsby
MI6’s top assassin has a brother. Unfortunately for him, he’s an English football hooligan from the town of Grimsby. A new assignment forces him to team up with his brother, which brings us a lot of laughter.
6 October 1979, London, England, UK
23 July 1963, Maidstone, Kent, England, UK
17 June 1976, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, England, UK
February 18, 2017
Delivering neither on engrossing action or effective satire, this mess is Cohen's worst film to date.November 29, 2016
Hurting Grimsby most is its misuse of Rebel Wilson, Isla Fischer, Penelope Cruz, Barkhad Abdi, and Gabourey Sibide in broad bit parts that strictly connect one segment to another.March 15, 2016
A production that fails in every way at every turn.August 05, 2016
The attempts at satire fall flat despite some broad targets, and the result produces more groans than laughs.April 01, 2017
At only 82 minutes, it's hard not to wonder whether something went desperately wrong behind the scenes or in the editing suite.August 15, 2016
A rambunctiously uncouth satire that's as disgusting as it is riotous.March 17, 2016
Cohen, brilliant in his craftier and more avant-garde shock-humor roles, is too irritating to make this character likable, much less lovable as the story demands.December 18, 2016
A wild, scatological slalom from the grimmer parts of northeast England to the plains of South Africa.March 12, 2016
His obsession with anal cavities and what goes in and comes out of them suggest Cohen is auditioning to be the after-dinner amusement at a proctologists' convention.March 17, 2016
The joke at the heart of Sacha Baron Cohen's new comedy The Brothers Grimsby [is] an enjoyable one, even when the film as a whole weaves between being just hilariously foul and incoherently sloppy.May 26, 2016
A couple of funny scenes, but it's amazing how quickly Sasha Baron Cohen's comedy has grown safe and stale.March 15, 2016
Mostly, The Brothers Grimsby simply wants to make you laugh. And it will.