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• Universal D

  
  Jaime Kennedy's magnum opus about a white kid/wannabe/ghetto hood makes valid social commentary while garnering a few chuckles. Its point is made by the fact that everyone by now knows a least one somebody "keepin it real!" who really ain't, but don't know it… More
  Jaime Kennedy's magnum opus about a white kid/wannabe/ghetto hood makes valid social commentary while garnering a few chuckles. Its point is made by the fact that everyone by now knows a least one somebody "keepin it real!" who really ain't, but don't know it yet.

• Lorenzo v

  
  <i>"Don't be hatin'"</i> A senator arranges for his son, a rich white kid who fancies himself black, to be kidnapped by a couple of black actors pretending to be murderers to try and shock him out of his plans to become a rapper.… More
  <i>"Don't be hatin'"</i> A senator arranges for his son, a rich white kid who fancies himself black, to be kidnapped by a couple of black actors pretending to be murderers to try and shock him out of his plans to become a rapper. <center><font size=+2 face="Century Schoolbook"><b><u>REVIEW</u></b></font></center> Great premise, but they managed to muck it up. This flick was big on stereotypes; small on imagination. A lot of the humor was sophomoric and crass; indicating a not- too - mature writing staff. Some adult supervision would have greatly enhanced this predictable bore. The casting was great - all the main characters were quite capable and the movie did have its moments. Jamie Kennedy had the rap-wannabe dialect down. The movie quickly became bogged down with racial stereotyping, however: hostile blacks, lots of guns, women as sex objects. This film had lots of potential - it just needed some direction and, in the end, originality. The word "bitch" was used so frequently as it would indicate that the script writer received royalties for it. "Bitch", "bee-och"; it quickly graduated from offensive to nauseating.

• Bobby H

  
  This movies hilarious! It's 100% worth watching.

• Burger S

  
  "Don't do it Bloodbath!"

• Joseph E

  
  While this film is promising in it's setup, it just doesn't stay fly throughout the film's entirety, but some solid performances, and scenes make it what it is, straight up hilarious.

• Deb S

  
  Don't be hating! B-Rad's in the house! Jamie Kennedy plays B-Rad, a white guy who acts like he is black. Overall, Malibu is a hilarious comedy. There's one particular part when B-Rad and his sidekick`s were ambushed by a rival gang; he's firing guns and when asked… More
  Don't be hating! B-Rad's in the house! Jamie Kennedy plays B-Rad, a white guy who acts like he is black. Overall, Malibu is a hilarious comedy. There's one particular part when B-Rad and his sidekick`s were ambushed by a rival gang; he's firing guns and when asked where he learnt to shoot like that and he replies Grand Theft Auto 3. Another high light of the movie was when all the gang members in the house were facing the crew of Malibu people holding a whale harpoon and a rocket launcher. This movie was kind of stupid. I'll admit it but I found it outrageously funny. My guilty pleasure!

• Miriam K

  
  Ridiculous plot line but it did have its moments. . . An attempt to send the message of be your self to the audience that needs it the most. . .

• Leo L

  
  Hilarious!

• Anthony V

  
  Very uneven.

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