>"I haven't seen a walk like that since Jurassic Park!" I know this movie is not for everyone, and I have seen the low scores on it... but this movie is great. Could it be because I had a crush on Sandra since I was a kid watching Speed? Probably. Michael Caine and William Shatner playing very different roles is definitely a plus, and Benjamin Bratt is also fun to watch.

Just one of those movies I secretly like to watch.

**The Good**: + **Sandra Bullock** is well suited as a badass female FBI agent going undercover. + The chemistry between Bullock and **Benjamin Bratt** works. The Bad: - The whole movie is about a bunch of incompetent male cops messing around either making fun of or creepily stalking beautiful women and an overly obviously masculine female cop trying to learn how to be a lady. - Bullock's performance turns awkward in several scenes and it's difficult to watch and enjoy her messing around. - **Michael Caine** in a totally misplaced and awkward part. He does it well, as always, but it doesn't suit him at all. - The dialogue is cringe-worthy, with terrible one-liners and jokes that always fall flat. - The film forgets it's supposed to be a crime film and turns into a chick-flick and a guide on how to be a lady instead. - Despite its romantic tendencies, it has no emotional impact or dramatic tension. - I have nerve liked **William Shatner** outside of _Star Trek_ and this film is no exception. He "singing" is the worst thing of the entire movie. - The script plays around with stereotypes and fails to break them. - The finale is hilariously messy - in all the wrong ways. - The entire movie is awkward and uncomfortable to watch; it's hopelessly dated in today's world and is neither a good comedy nor a good cop movie. **Verdict**: It's never funny and never exciting; this awkward and outdated comedy is an uncomfortable ride to sit through.

loved this movie, but I might be a little biased bc I'm in love with Sandra Bullock lmao it was fun and entertaining, and the chemistry between Gracie end Eric 🔥

Gracie's journey seems so relatable—from disdaining feminine characteristics ranging from makeup and accessories to pageants themselves to embracing the beauty and strength in all things feminine. I don't remember when the line between hating and loving such movies blurred opening the door to let me into a world of such wholesomeness, but I am glad it did. Miss Rhode Island is an absolute sweetheart and she is my favourite. The mystery really does not matter here, this is an ultimate girlie-pop sleepover feel-good treat.