Anne-Marie Johnson,
Craigus R. Johnson,
Damon Wayans,
David McKnight,
Franklyn Ajaye
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In the style of 'Kentucky Fried Movie', writer-director Robert Townsend lampoons Hollywood's perception of blacks--and racial stereotypes in general.
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Flixster Reviews (179)
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June 2, 2007"Where's my bitches?" A very funny film with great one-liners and a pointed commentary on how Hollywood unfairly pigeonholes actors.
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July 9, 2009I've always enjoyed this movie..."batty, batty, batty.." Freakin Halarious. Robert Townsend found the Wayan brothers.
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February 9, 2009Hilarious and realistic portrayal of African Americans in the film industry. Plus, it's an enjoyable movie.
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July 18, 2008A movie my mother felt it was "important" for me to see at a young age. Funny enough too, though a tad dated times. Still a fine, and refreshing moment from both the world of independent film(financed by Townsend's own credit cards) and comedy in gen...(read more) eral, especiall...( read more)
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Critic Reviews
January 1, 2000
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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