Bad Eggs

Synopsis

In the crime comedy film 'Bad Eggs' released in 2003, two bumbling detective agents, Ben Kinnear and Mike Paddock, are tasked with investigating a series of unusual events in the city. As they stumble through ridiculous scenarios, from undercover missions to uncovering a sinister plot, their incompetence leads to hilarious chaos. With their unconventional methods and quirky personalities, they inadvertently uncover a web of corruption and deception. With a mix of slapstick humor and witty dialogue, 'Bad Eggs' takes viewers on a comedic rollercoaster ride full of absurdity and entertainment.

Cast

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  Mick Molloy

  Ben Kinnear

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  Bob Franklin

  Mike Paddock

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  Judith Lucy

  Julie Bale

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  Alan Brough

  Northey

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  Bill Hunter

  Ted Pratt

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  Steven Vidler

  Pendlebury

Reviews

Bad Eggs received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its humor and chemistry between the lead actors, while others criticized its uneven pacing and lack of originality. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 6.2/10 based on reviews from various sources. Some reviewers appreciated Mick Molloy and Bob Franklin's comedic talents, stating that their performances elevated the film, making it an enjoyable watch. However, others felt that the plot was too predictable and relied too heavily on tired clichés. Overall, Bad Eggs is a light-hearted comedy that entertains with its charm and comedic moments, but falls short of being a standout in the genre.