Feds

Synopsis

Rebecca De Mornay stars in the 1988 comedy film 'Feds' as a no-nonsense former Marine who becomes an FBI agent. Teamed up with a quirky partner, they are sent to the FBI Academy to train with a group of misfit trainees. As they navigate the challenges of training and building camaraderie, they must prove themselves in a male-dominated environment while uncovering a plot to sabotage their training. Filled with humor, camaraderie, and a touch of action, 'Feds' is a feel-good movie about teamwork, determination, and breaking stereotypes.

Cast

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  Rebecca De Mornay

  Ellis DeWitt

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  Mary Gross

  Janis Zuckerman

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  Fred Thompson

  Bill Belecki

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  Larry Cedar

  Howard Butz

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  Ken Marshall

  Brent Sheppard

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  Raymond Singer

  George Hupperman

Reviews

Despite its mixed reviews, 'Feds' has its moments of charm and humor that resonate with audiences. While some critics found the humor to be predictable and the plot formulaic, others praised the chemistry between Rebecca De Mornay and her co-stars. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 33%, stating that the film 'struggles to rise above mediocrity'. On IMDb, 'Feds' has a rating of 5.5/10, with some users praising its light-hearted approach to the buddy cop genre. Overall, 'Feds' may not be a groundbreaking comedy, but it offers a fun and entertaining viewing experience for fans of 80s comedies.