Brad Dourif, Chelcie Ross, Dabney Coleman
When renowned African-American playwright Andrew Sterling (Samuel L. Jackson) moves into an all-white suburb, his suspicious new neighbors mistake him for a burglar and promptly call the police. When ...( read more
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Directed by: Brad Dourif, Chelcie Ross, Dabney Coleman, E. Max Frye, Margaret Colin, Michael Lerner, Nicolas Cage, Samuel L. Jackson
Release Date: March 5, 1993
DVD Release Date: May 22, 2001
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Flixster Reviews (134)
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May 23, 2009Definitely not a classic comedy, but it has some hilarious moments. Another wonderfully funny, yet that 'you can't help but like him' film for Nic Cage. This satire on racial bigotry is quite outdated and may be offensive to some.
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February 19, 2009nicolas cage does wonders. the movie itself is fun to watch but not that catchy..
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December 6, 2008A pretty much forgotten comedy that stars Samuel L. Jackson as a successful writer named Andrew Sterling who has just moved in to a house in a white surburb and is mistaken for a burglar by a couple of racist neighbors. The police gets involved and soon discovers Sterling's ident...( read more)
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June 22, 2008I loved this Movie. Had never heard about it before till saw it on TV. Its very entertaining and funny with two cool Actors. I think its one of those Movies that you just lean back and laugh. Short:
Over all this movie is worth your time to watch and i think you will re...( read more) -
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May 12, 2008Review will be written when/if re-watched (Probability: Zero).
First viewing: 06.04.1998
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