[text_block_nav title=”The Plot”]”Hot Pursuit” is another attempt by Hollywood to convince you that Vergara is funny. Notice how I’m not going after Reese Witherspoon this time out. There’s something about that deadite chin and misplaced Nashville drawl that is finally winning me over. The film was funnier than I expected. However, let’s not start acting like it reinvented the wheel.
[/text_block_nav][text_block_nav title=”What Troy Thought”]”Hot Pursuit” is a film about two women putting aside their differences to fight the law, enforce the law and talk about shoes. Reese Witherspoon plays a cop that is still living down tasering the Mayor’s son. While Vergara plays the wife of a criminal type who is testifying against his boss. Things go wacky and some Midnight Run style shenanigans happen. The duo meets a good guy that’s living outside of the law and they get to change outfits a bit. It’s like “Hello Kitty Island Adventure” for the older ladies that want to try Crossfit, but they can’t get their asses off the couch.[/text_block_nav][text_block_nav title=”Conclusion”]Too long to read
[/text_block_nav][text_block_nav title=”What Troy Thought”]”Hot Pursuit” is a film about two women putting aside their differences to fight the law, enforce the law and talk about shoes. Reese Witherspoon plays a cop that is still living down tasering the Mayor’s son. While Vergara plays the wife of a criminal type who is testifying against his boss. Things go wacky and some Midnight Run style shenanigans happen. The duo meets a good guy that’s living outside of the law and they get to change outfits a bit. It’s like “Hello Kitty Island Adventure” for the older ladies that want to try Crossfit, but they can’t get their asses off the couch.[/text_block_nav][text_block_nav title=”Conclusion”]Too long to read
Greasy Reesey and Latino Lucille Ball fight the law and win.[/text_block_nav]