Another 48 Hrs.

The idea of dropping in on Reggie Hammond and Jack Cates five years later presents some amusing and intriguing possibilities. But little thought or imagination have been devoted to considering how the two characters might have changed over the years. ( Read More )

Jonathan Rosenbaum

A sequel to 48 HRS.(1982) that reunites director Walter Hill with overzealous cop Nick Nolte and convict and reluctant ally Eddie Murphy in San Francisco, joining forces again to crack another case. ( Read More )

John Ferguson

The action is spectacular enough, though, and Hill makes sure he uses up his much bigger budget with increasingly ludicrous set pieces. ( Read More )

Chris Hicks

This is a star vehicle locked into a very bad screenplay credited to no less than four writers and the direction and performances, though occasionally somewhat lively, seem perfunctory.The first film had laughs and action and thrills from the first frame to the last. ( Read More )

Brian Orndorf

From start to finish, the picture is barely alive, staggering through a cardboard obstacle course while waving around a few guns and breasts to keep the audience awake. ( Read More )