NY Timeout: I’m the guy who does his job,” goes Mark Wahlberg’s oft-quoted insult from 2006’s The Departed. “You must be the other guy!” So it’s a nice twist of cinematic fate that, in Adam McKay’s gonzo goof on buddy-cop flicks, the actor finds himself on the flip side of that bon mot. His hot-tempered NYC officer, Terry Hoitz, has been busted down to desk duty after an embarrassing incident involving a discharged weapon and a New York Yankee; Terry’s partner, Allen (Ferrell), is a dweeby forensic accountant who got bumped up to the bull pen.
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