- ርልዪረJuly 30, 2026A great action film, but not as clever as the first film and not as tightly put together as the second. It lost its way a couple of times and I was left feeling that of the first three films, strangely this was seemed the most outdated. Still a good yarn and never boring. "Feds" was refreshing in the sense that it's a "female buddy" cop movie that didn't have to depend on vulgarity or sexuality to be entertaining unlike its modern counterpart "The Heat". Yes, both women have a crush on their respective male equivalents, but the movie didn't dwell on it so it didn't resort to being a rom-com either, which typically happens these days. Overall they just help each other become more competitive against their fellow classmates, there's no trickery involved, no toilet humor, no crudeness, and really no male-bashing either - the brainy Janis helps Marine Ellie become a better test taker and Ellie gives tips to Janis on how to pass the physical requirements. Good clean fun. I would've been satisfied if the jerks failed but oh well, good ending nonetheless.
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Feds was released on October 28, 1988.
Feds was directed by Daniel Goldberg.
Feds has a runtime of 82m.
Feds was produced by Len Blum, Ilona Herzberg.
Ellie DeWitt and Janis Zuckermann are admitted to the very strict FBI Training Academy. They get a hard course in which they learn to deal with guns and recognize crimes. They also get physical training. Ellie is a real fighting machine in contrast with Janis, the great student. They must help each other, because only when they pass all the tests will they be allowed to join the FBI.
The key characters in Feds are Ellis DeWitt (Rebecca De Mornay), Janis Zuckerman (Mary Gross), Bill Belecki (Fred Thompson).
Feds is rated PG-13.
Feds is a Comedy, Crime film.
Feds has an audience rating of 5 out of 10.
Feds has made $3.5M at the box office.