In England this film is called "Crisps".

Erik Estrada did not say "There he is!" or "That kid kicked sand in cool cat face!" 

Disappointed.

Arguably less enjoyable than a 10 month-old bag of chips.

Listen...

Do you hear it?
The tapping on the window?

It's Hollywood.
Don't let them in.
They want to sing to you.
They want to sing you cheap cover versions of songs you sang as a child (even the ones you never cared for).

They're grave robbers.
All previously established properties will be removed from resting places and be refurbished in order to be sold back to us as franchises with international appeal.

Take caution; they're running out of bodies and are desperate for anything that boasts even the faintest glimmer of brand recognition.

Lord, have mercy on us.

This movie was so uncomfortable and unfunny that it made me write my first review after using this app for over 3 months. Most of the jokes miss and are simply awkward. Dax Shepard is just terrible lol. I wish I could have the 90 minutes I spent watching this back.

A crushing disappointment for both fans of the original 1970's television series of the same name and fans of writer, executive producer, director, and lead star Dax Shepard's previous action comedy Hit & Run, CHiPs tries to put a more action-packed, self-aware, lowbrow spin on its source material but doesn't want to offer any actual humor or wit.

A two minute motorcycle chase took them from downtown Long Beach to the 4th street bridge, disbelief no longer suspended.

Plenty of cool GM cars (Chevy SS, Camaro's old and new, Hummer) used by the main characters; driven well and hard. Not bad given this is a movie about cops on bikes. There was also a Ferrari California, which is really cool. I will say the stunts are amongst the best ever in film. Shame, it does not get enough credit.

I'm shocked. I'm totally shocked. For a reboot, this was actually not bad at all. Even the cameos by the original actors were well done.

Overall and I cannot believe I'm saying this but this is a good standard for other reboots to follow. It's a reboot but it told it's own story, it had it's own funny bits and it knew it wasn't going to serious so it ran with it but even then, it actually has a story - imagine this - a reboot WITH A REAL STORY! I don't want to give anything away with the story but it's pretty decent, a no point did I find the movie dragging.

Yup, this is going on my "watch again list".

CHHHHHIIIIEEEEEEPPPPPPPSSSSS

Too much dirty humor, but many stars in it. Decent light hearted time killer

The stunt work is ace. Some of the comedy hits, some of it does not. But, there was enough action to keep it really interesting even second time 'round.

Oh chips what a crap movie you are why was I even bothered to re watch it anyway

This is an unapologetically stupid movie. It's a bit profane and a little slapstick. They're clearly trying to mimic 21/22 Jump Street or at the very least trying to capture some of that same lightning in the bottle. Unfortunately, while Pena and Shephard do exhibit some chemistry, they clearly don't match up to Hill/CTates in that department. The story's a big huge mess just ignoring plot holes and inconsistencies with characters who have murky poorly defined motivations. It shouldn't work and if I were to watch it any other night I might say it doesn't but it hit me in the right place tonight and I frequently found myself laughing even when I knew what I had just seen was stupid as shit. Go figure.

Has some genuinely funny moments, mostly due to the obvious chemistry between Dax and Peña. Their dynamic—the toughened veteran and the sensitive rookie—is consistently entertaining, especially as it relates to Dax’s therapy-built emotional awareness contrasted with Peña’s old-school resistance. The blossoming bromance is witty, charming, and lighthearted. I enjoyed Dax’s repeated references to Peña’s homophobia for his refusal to embrace, as well as his comfort with conversations about closure and well being. 
Unfortunately, instead of going all-in on comedy and silliness, the film tries for a mostly serious plot line, making for an inconsistent experience. It has some cool stunts and compelling camera work, especially with the bike chases, but it never really finds a formula and sticks with it. By the end, despite some fun here and there, it’s mostly an average action film. We can go ahead and cancel that franchise order.