Kopy Kings

Synopsis

Kopy Kings is a 2016 British comedy film centered around two disillusioned advertising copywriters, Tom and Jerry, struggling to keep their careers afloat amidst the cutthroat marketing world. When they stumble upon a rare promotional opportunity for a high-profile client, the duo embarks on an unpredictable journey filled with witty banter, chaotic mishaps, and moments of self-discovery. With the help of their quirky colleagues and their own unconventional tactics, they attempt to revive both their professional and personal lives. The film balances humor with a glimpse into the pressures of the creative industry, delivering a light-hearted look at friendship and ambition.

Cast

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  Joy Leigh

  Betty

Reviews

Critically, Kopy Kings received mixed reactions. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.8/10, reflecting a moderate reception from audiences. Some viewers appreciate the film's humor and its portrayal of the advertising world, praising the strong performances by Joy Leigh and the chemistry between the lead actors. Comments on Rotten Tomatoes highlight the film's witty dialogue and relatable themes, though the movie does not have an official Tomatometer score due to limited critic reviews. Conversely, some critics found the plot predictable and felt the pacing was uneven, which detracted from the overall impact. According to audience reviews, while not groundbreaking, the film offers a charming and occasionally sharp comedy that appeals to fans of workplace comedies. Metacritic lacks sufficient critic scores, but user reviews show appreciation for its character-driven approach despite a few narrative clichés. Overall, Kopy Kings is considered a decent, if not exceptional, comedy with moments that resonate particularly with those familiar with the advertising industry.

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