Feds

Two undercover agents, one black and one white, are assigned to infiltrate a university campus to investigate drug trafficking. As they navigate the unfamiliar world of college life, they must contend with difficult professors, suspicious students, and their own contrasting personalities to get the job done.

Feds was largely panned by critics, who found its humor forced and its plot predictable. Audiences also gave it a lukewarm reception, contributing to its minimal box office success.

• The film relies too heavily on tired stereotypes and predictable comedic setups.

• The chemistry between the lead actors is lacking, diminishing the buddy-cop dynamic.

• The plot is thin and fails to provide any genuine thrills or laughs.

Google audience: Audience reviews suggest that while some found the premise mildly amusing, most felt the film was unoriginal and poorly executed. The humor was often seen as juvenile, and the characters underdeveloped.

The film was originally intended to be a much darker, more serious drama before being rewritten as a comedy.