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Cop and a Half: New Recruit (2017)
In this family-friendly action reboot of the 1993 film, Karina Foley, an ambitious and spunky 12-year-old, inserts herself in a police investigation of the Badge Bandit, led by the grizzled, veteran detective Mark Simmons. Much to Simmons' disapproval, Karina partners up with him to stop the Badge Bandit from further wreaking havoc on the city. Through wit, skill, and green smoothies, Karina and Detective Simmons save the day and build a strong relationship in the process.
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In this family-friendly action reboot of the 1993 film, Karina Foley, an ambitious and spunky 12-year-old, inserts herself in a police investigation of the Badge Bandit, led by the grizzled, veteran detective Mark Simmons. Much to Simmons' disapproval, Karina partners up with him to stop the Badge Bandit from further wreaking havoc on the city. Through wit, skill, and green smoothies, Karina and Detective Simmons save the day and build a strong relationship in the process.
Rating:PG
Genre:Crime, Comedy, Action, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Adrian Vina, Scott Bindley
In Theaters:8/1/2017
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Universal Pictures, Universal 1440 Entertainment, 50 Degrees North Productions, EveryWhere Studios, Imagine Entertainment
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