The basic idea is not bad, but it becomes monotonous. The script is busy, but unfunny. The characters are played by capable comedians, but they range from merely unlikable criminals to truly offensive stereotypes (low points: each and every appearance of the gay detective, always accompanied by his own "gay" music theme). And this film is an almost complete dud. It became a laughing stock upon its release, because of its unfortunate title; sadly, this was the only way it managed to inspire any laughter in people. (*1/2)
Review of What's the Worst That Could Happen?
