Undercover Brother is incredibly smart. Criminally underrated comedy. It’s got hints of blacksploitation, James Bond and Naked Gun. Every one of these actors were perfectly cast.
The General’s Fried Chicken commercial, (with NPH’s’ and Dave Chappelle’s reactions to it) might legitimately be one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen in my life.
26:50 The reason why his hair is weird like that when they show him as a kid is because it’s part of a deleted scene where he was ashamed of his afro because kids were teasing him, so he was trying to use product to straighten his hair. Its included in the DVD extras.
Thanks for the info! That's so heartbreaking but so common irl that I think it would've worked really well for the film to still have that scene in it.
I've loved this movie since I was too young to get half of the jokes. When I watch it now, I not only laugh at the jokes in the movie, but also at how I understood or didn't understand the jokes as a kid. Didn't I blow y'mind this time.
YYYYEEEESSSSS!!!! I thought this would be a bad movie roast, but the fact that yall are talking about it is all that matters...Thank you DT Team. Now if we can only get Pootie Tang and Black Dynamite, all will be right in the world.
This movie made my dad an Eddie Griffin fan and he became one of my favorite comedians. Top five imo. Definitely wish they made more sequels with the same cast.
“I watched Kenan and Kel, I know about Orange Soda.” How terrible is it that I thought the same thing? Not terrible at all, it was an entertaining show in its heyday.
I can't believe I never thought about Austin Powers influence on this film 😂 😂. I pretty much agree with everything ya'll have said. While there might be some jokes that don't work or are kind of dated the film manages to be funny, smart, and clever all the way through. It's a time capsule of the early 2000s including how every guy felt about Denise Richards at the time 😉.
2:20 grove thing is on Korey 4:45 That's Chris job Chump 6:32 Brother 8:35 SOB Fred! 11:15 Funky! 11:48 Say it loud! 12:17 oh yeah that happen 15:25 Martin love orange soda! 19:06 Shut up Bro! 22:48 Hell no! 23:31 Butt kicking Kombat style 23:50 Cartoon Aflo 24:23 Chef don't hear Stupid 25:38 Nowhere to run Undercover Bro 30:23 Chris Funkytown 32:43 Cringe insert here 35:06 Chicken right-on 38:12 Denise Richards humpa humpa! 39:00 Trap of love 40:10 Busted Brother 42:48 Heck no to mayo 44:42 Dummys Classic 47:56 Nick Slame 51:39 Who's Screaming?
I remember being 12 years old in 2002 going to see Like Mike... Nigga I left my aunt/cousins in that theater and snuck in to watch UNDERCOVER BROTHER!!! Brings back memories #nostalgic This brings back TV memories with this commercial playing same time as Juwanna Mann!!! Underrated movie that really showcased great cast for this blaxploitation classic in 2000s!!! 15:20 Chris is crazy ASF for saying that!!!! Hilarious 34:09 As a movie buff, I believe this scene makes fun of MC Hammer in the KFC commercial or the fried chicken commercial in the Spike Lee produced film Drop Squad
The ironic thing about this movie is that one of the most recurring materials in Eddie Griffin's stand-up routine is white women being supposedly overrated in terms of attractiveness. He has joked about black men showing off overweight girlfriends, Clarence Thomas being drawn to Anita Hill b/c he's married to a "no ass" wife, the absurdity of King Kong losing his mind over one Caucasian girl after being previously surrounded by fine black women, Michelle Obama being the first F-able First Lady, white dudes missing out on having black females in bed, etc... Yet here he was playing a character who just couldn't resist the white kryptonite (even the end credits scene shows that he was still trying to get a threesome going), while all the other black males dream about having one. And yes, it's a satire. But if they had cast say Rosie O'Donnell, that would've been right up Eddie's comedic alley.
I feel like he would have been better in a different movie. UB really needed a memorable and funny bad guy and Chris couldn't really fit that role. It feels like if you swapped Dr Evil with Marv the wet bandit in an Austin Powers movies.
I remember being a kid and trying to do the same moves as Undercover Brother like the fight scenes even when he does MJ in the last fight. I think that's pretty much one of the things that made me want to become an actor
Undercover Brother I still got this on DVD Eddie Griffin & Dave Chappelle is hilarious as always & Chris said I watched Kenan & Kel I know about the orange soda that was too funny.
Undercover brother is solid comedy that still roughy holds up. It walks tight rope of knowing when to lean into stereotypes & knowing when to sun vert them. While keeping the board humor. Throws enough jokes at the audience even if 1 bombs there is another joke right behind the more likely will get a laugh.
This movie is a classic, I remember seeing this in theaters laughing mah ass off. I’ve seen this soo many times lmao. Imma keep it tall tho, I like mayo on my sandwiches but not THAT much lol
That reminds me, since they've been doing cartoon reviews lately, they need to review the Michael Jackson episode of "Black Dynamite" the animated series or any episode in general.
I would have liked Undercover Brother because it is cool, slick, and funny. However... I love, love, love the movie because it had Denise Richards at the height of her sexual excellence! 😍😍😍😍😍 Thank goodness gifs on cellphones wasn't possible when the film came out. I would have watched the shower cat fight scene from sunup to sundown. 🔄
I remember the chief quoting the lines- "I'm getting too old for this sh**"- from Lethal Weapon films. And then giving a nod to a Danny Glover poster in the background of his office wall.😂
My mother was a home health care nurse. Her work appointments would regularly run long and she was and still is despite no longer working often late to social gatherings. When ever we would ask her How long she would be or what time we should get somewhere we would ask her is that according to regular time or nursing time.
I remember watching Def comedy jam and a young comedian killed it talking about how dangerous delivering pizza for dominos was. I often wondered what happened to him because I couldn’t remember the name turns out it was a very young Dave Chappelle.
They missed one of the best jokes. After lance rips the security guards heart spine and brains out conspiracy brother goes “if it was me I would’ve ripped his spine out his asshole” Lol so good
Pretty funny movie and damn those clips of Chappelle had me laughing myself ass off. Also coming from someone who actually likes Goldmember, the slander hurts 😂. That movie has it's flaws and objectively it's the weakest of the 3 Austin Powers movies but that's the one I got the biggest laughs out of and it's the most quotable. *I LOVE GOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLD*
I absolutely love this movie; they are dropping so many jewels in this to be a comedy. Such a missed opportunity for a franchise for such a funny film. You should also review “Drop Squad” as well.
There's still good even great comedy. Even great satire. It just has to be smarter and more self aware than the 90s and early 20s a lot of jokes were just "woman bad" or "gay people weird ", or "black people dumb". Times have changed. If you want eternally funny and unchanged comedy thats were slapstick comes in. But again it has to be smart and meaningful in the moment. The Comedy bar has been raised. This movie definitely helped raise that bar.
Never knew it was based off à web series. I wish they made a sequel. Every comedic actor where they have that one movie that showcases how amazing they are from performance, delivery, charisma, everything just clicks. This was it for Eddie Griffin
This is not only a criminally underrated, pin-sharp comedy, but it’s also a nostalgic property for me. My late dad loved this movie, and we’d watch it almost on loop when we were at his place (bi-weekly basis; my folks were divorced, incidentally). These were some of the happiest memories with him (I miss the guy), quoting the lines back and forth long after watching it. Dave Chapelle’s Conspiracy Brother was our favorite character, but it introduced me to the awesomeness that is Neil Patrick Harris, and that’s a plus😊
🍞 This series of movie reviews were great for February. Universal definitely scored when collaborating with DT. Hope this leads to other partnerships in the future. Double Toasted is pretty much the only channel I recommend/share to friends. {Cause I know they'll love it too!😉}. 4:42 Love how territorial Chris Herman is regarding his residency. Martin is the wise man, as always, and Korey ... 😏well, he's Korey. Not many channels can make me laugh audibly. Feels good being a Toastie.
I actually think this movie has aged pretty well. The humor is so silly and good natured. I think this is Eddie Griffins best role in a film he's ever done and I'm honestly shocked this never got a decent sequel. The potential for more adventures with this character are there if they can find a great balance of jokes and satire and having something to say.
General’s Fried Chicken is one of the funniest bits of all time. Well, by my standards anyway, as evidenced by the fact that I couldn’t find it on TH-cam like a decade ago, so I went out of my way to make sure it was.
I actually kinda understand the Mr. Feather character as an example of cultural appropriation. He works for the man and intends to undermine and suppress the black community, but still consumes and partakes in the culture.
That scene of NPH ripping people apart made such an impression on me when I was little. I think I would have been less disturbed if it WAS blood, and not chunky green goop
Boondocks comics ragged on this movie. For some reason Huey couldn't relate to Eddie Griffin fighting the system. I don't know if that was done as a ironic comedy bit or what.
seriously one of the most under appreciated comedies from the 2000s
Absolutely!
Most definitely!!!
@@CharTurner6928 then came the sequel
With Michael jai white.😑
Never saw the animated one.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 I never saw it, heck, I didn't even know there was a sequel. Sounds like it's a good thing I missed it.🤣
Undercover Brother is incredibly smart. Criminally underrated comedy. It’s got hints of blacksploitation, James Bond and Naked Gun. Every one of these actors were perfectly cast.
The fact that Smart Brother would later voice Uncle Ruckus in The Boondocks later on is funny AF.
Heck yeah, this movie delivers in every way.
I know right?
Was he Bebop or Rocksteady in the Megan Fox movie
@ADimChanel Don't you mean the Ninja Turtles film 🤣 🤣.
@@stephensmith7327 Bebop, Rocksteady was Sheamus
YES! I love Undercover Brother and The Boondocks! Gary Anthony Williams is FANTASTIC!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The General’s Fried Chicken commercial, (with NPH’s’ and Dave Chappelle’s reactions to it) might legitimately be one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen in my life.
Slaves cooked that chicken. Ain't no white man know nothing about no 16 herbs and spices and giblets
Eddie, Dave and Chris really held this for me.
Between this, Kung Pow, Scary Movie and Pootie Tang I consider hilarious comedy classics
We all remember that scene with Sista Girl and White She-Devil 😏
that's what they showed in the commercials for the movie
“The water cold! The water cold!!!”
Puberty hit me the day I saw that scene
That scene would NEVER be made today, appreciate the 90s & early 00s!
“Toast to the booty, booty toast! “ 😂
Two of the funniest moments for me in this is the golf cart explosion and when Jaws comes out of nowhere and kills Chris Kattan's character.
I thought the white version of thong song was pretty hilarious...also,"he had sex with a white woman!"
My absolute favorite in the entire movie is when Eddie Griffin is singing karaoke mad good with Denise Richards
NSYNC! BACKSTREET BOYS! 👊🏾 Lol
26:50 The reason why his hair is weird like that when they show him as a kid is because it’s part of a deleted scene where he was ashamed of his afro because kids were teasing him, so he was trying to use product to straighten his hair. Its included in the DVD extras.
Thanks for the info! That's so heartbreaking but so common irl that I think it would've worked really well for the film to still have that scene in it.
“I watched Kenan & Kel, I know bout the orange soda” -Chris
😂😂😂😂😂😂 15:15
This movie is on Tubi right now and I watch it once a week for a good laugh. Dave Chappelle is comedy gold in this movie 😂😂😂😂
I find Eddie Griffin funnier than Dave Chappelle
Oooh I’m hit! 😂😂
I got Tubi and I ain’t even know that shout out to you ‼️
The whitened version of Sisco's thong song being played in the background always gets me. Lmao
I was a kid and I remember watching this movie and thought, wow this is the best comedy I've ever seen! 🤣 so freaking funny!!!
Better than part 2.
Saw this with my dad and my uncle. Hearing them laugh together made me fall in love with movies and going to the theater
I've loved this movie since I was too young to get half of the jokes. When I watch it now, I not only laugh at the jokes in the movie, but also at how I understood or didn't understand the jokes as a kid. Didn't I blow y'mind this time.
I LOVED this movie. I used to watch this movie all the time as a a teenager. This is an underrated classic.
Just avoid part 2.
This movie is fantastic. It has a stellar track and the cast is super talented.
Eddie Griffin, Denise Richards & Dave Chappelle in the same movie?
@@RGF91 Yep I was even surprised too on a re watch recently but they all killed it.
Better than the crummy sequel.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 So I watched the ten minute preview for that sequel on TH-cam and I was not impressed at all. It just didn't look good.
@@andrewstedl7029 never saw the
Cartoon one.
Undercover Brother is amazing. It’s a comedy that makes you laugh from scenes that are both “stupid” and “smart”. Few comedies do that nowadays.
Because politics wasn't at the forefront of everything
Yooooo I love this movie. One of my top 5 comedies of all time. Eddie Griffin as Undercover Brother was great casting. And the soundtrack is 🔥
I laughed my ass off with the Bill Cosby voice near the 5 minute mark.
12:56 "Oh Okay" 😂. Stop throwing Chris under the bus man😂
This is a top show
Chapelle absolutely kills it!
Had it on DVD
With all the episodes of the cartoon
YYYYEEEESSSSS!!!! I thought this would be a bad movie roast, but the fact that yall are talking about it is all that matters...Thank you DT Team.
Now if we can only get Pootie Tang and Black Dynamite, all will be right in the world.
Yes we need Pootie Tang!!
I’m very glad too. Because this was one of my favorite movies as a kid.
Can only imagine the Cast and Crew hysterically Laughing while creating this movie 😂 Definitely A phenomenal Comedy in such a great time
This movie made my dad an Eddie Griffin fan and he became one of my favorite comedians. Top five imo. Definitely wish they made more sequels with the same cast.
I wished they kept Jim Kelly's cameo in. But all we got is the silhouette of him kicking/training people during the introduction of the Brotherhood.
“I watched Kenan and Kel, I know about Orange Soda.” How terrible is it that I thought the same thing? Not terrible at all, it was an entertaining show in its heyday.
I can't believe I never thought about Austin Powers influence on this film 😂 😂. I pretty much agree with everything ya'll have said. While there might be some jokes that don't work or are kind of dated the film manages to be funny, smart, and clever all the way through. It's a time capsule of the early 2000s including how every guy felt about Denise Richards at the time 😉.
The sequel ruined everything.
Don't watch it.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 Yeah they go over that in the unedited version 🤣 🤣.
@@CLDJ227 yep.
They ruined the sequel. Like, why MJW as Undercover Brother? Why so terrible and woke? It was so bad!!!
2:20 grove thing is on Korey
4:45 That's Chris job Chump
6:32 Brother
8:35 SOB Fred!
11:15 Funky!
11:48 Say it loud!
12:17 oh yeah that happen
15:25 Martin love orange soda!
19:06 Shut up Bro!
22:48 Hell no!
23:31 Butt kicking Kombat style
23:50 Cartoon Aflo
24:23 Chef don't hear Stupid
25:38 Nowhere to run Undercover Bro
30:23 Chris Funkytown
32:43 Cringe insert here
35:06 Chicken right-on
38:12 Denise Richards humpa humpa!
39:00 Trap of love
40:10 Busted Brother
42:48 Heck no to mayo
44:42 Dummys Classic
47:56 Nick Slame
51:39 Who's Screaming?
Chris looked so annoyed, lmao!!!!
I remember being 12 years old in 2002 going to see Like Mike... Nigga I left my aunt/cousins in that theater and snuck in to watch UNDERCOVER BROTHER!!! Brings back memories #nostalgic This brings back TV memories with this commercial playing same time as Juwanna Mann!!! Underrated movie that really showcased great cast for this blaxploitation classic in 2000s!!!
15:20 Chris is crazy ASF for saying that!!!! Hilarious
34:09 As a movie buff, I believe this scene makes fun of MC Hammer in the KFC commercial or the fried chicken commercial in the Spike Lee produced film Drop Squad
Undercover Brother, Black Dynamite, and Pootie Tang: the team up I didn’t know I needed
Facts!!!
The ironic thing about this movie is that one of the most recurring materials in Eddie Griffin's stand-up routine is white women being supposedly overrated in terms of attractiveness. He has joked about black men showing off overweight girlfriends, Clarence Thomas being drawn to Anita Hill b/c he's married to a "no ass" wife, the absurdity of King Kong losing his mind over one Caucasian girl after being previously surrounded by fine black women, Michelle Obama being the first F-able First Lady, white dudes missing out on having black females in bed, etc... Yet here he was playing a character who just couldn't resist the white kryptonite (even the end credits scene shows that he was still trying to get a threesome going), while all the other black males dream about having one. And yes, it's a satire. But if they had cast say Rosie O'Donnell, that would've been right up Eddie's comedic alley.
To be fair to white women, Nancy Regan was supposedly a goddess of Falatio
Please don't let these BHM reviews end... idc what month it is. Lol lol
How can you guys dislike Chris Kattan? He was hilarious in the film.
Meh. He was annoying
@@grizzakaduke2331 dude was super annoying. I’ve never found him funny
He was great in a Night at the Roxbury .
I feel like he would have been better in a different movie. UB really needed a memorable and funny bad guy and Chris couldn't really fit that role. It feels like if you swapped Dr Evil with Marv the wet bandit in an Austin Powers movies.
Never liked him. There's just something off about him.
I had this on DVD, one of my favorite comedy's of all time!
I really loved all these retro reviews. I hope Universal partners up with you guys more throughout the year for other things. :)
I remember being a kid and trying to do the same moves as Undercover Brother like the fight scenes even when he does MJ in the last fight. I think that's pretty much one of the things that made me want to become an actor
Aannnnnnd came the sequel...
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 never saw it
@@BabySpike-94B don't think you
Wanna see it.
No eddie either.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 I know. I love Michael Jai White but even he can't save a movie for me sometimes
@@BabySpike-94B yep your right.
Undercover Brother I still got this on DVD Eddie Griffin & Dave Chappelle is hilarious as always & Chris said I watched Kenan & Kel I know about the orange soda that was too funny.
Me and my dad’s favorite movie! When I tell y’all we be crying🤣🤣
Can undercover brother 2 get the bad movie review?
Also. Finding out Uncle Ruckus used to be head of the Brotherhood is a WILD plot twist
Yes. I want to see a bad movie review of Undercover Brother 2. I've NEVER seen that film.
That, along with a movie review of "Corky Romano".
I remember watching this when I was a kid, damn, thank you DT for hitting me with nostalgia lol
Remember the animated flick of it?
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 I do! I didn’t see a lot of it though, I’m glad you brought it up. Now I want to watch it again
Undercover brother is solid comedy that still roughy holds up. It walks tight rope of knowing when to lean into stereotypes & knowing when to sun vert them. While keeping the board humor.
Throws enough jokes at the audience even if 1 bombs there is another joke right behind the more likely will get a laugh.
This movie is a classic, I remember seeing this in theaters laughing mah ass off. I’ve seen this soo many times lmao. Imma keep it tall tho, I like mayo on my sandwiches but not THAT much lol
I saw this film in the theater. It was a good experience. 👍🏿
That reminds me, since they've been doing cartoon reviews lately, they need to review the Michael Jackson episode of "Black Dynamite" the animated series or any episode in general.
I loved this movie when I was 10 just on a surface level for how silly it was but as I watch this movie now as a 30 year old it’s so damn smart.
Even though it's a parody, the fight scene at the end with "Beat It" in the background was hype.
I would have liked Undercover Brother because it is cool, slick, and funny.
However...
I love, love, love the movie because it had Denise Richards at the height of her sexual excellence! 😍😍😍😍😍
Thank goodness gifs on cellphones wasn't possible when the film came out. I would have watched the shower cat fight scene from sunup to sundown. 🔄
I didn’t know it was an animated series first. I used to wonder why there was an animated version on our DVD set when my dad bought it
As a kid this and Leon Phelps the ladies man was my fav movies
the fact that this movie did x-ray moves before mortal kombat is blowing my mind
I remember the chief quoting the lines- "I'm getting too old for this sh**"- from Lethal Weapon films. And then giving a nod to a Danny Glover poster in the background of his office wall.😂
My mother was a home health care nurse. Her work appointments would regularly run long and she was and still is despite no longer working often late to social gatherings. When ever we would ask her How long she would be or what time we should get somewhere we would ask her is that according to regular time or nursing time.
One of my favorite comdeys. Chappelle improvised alot of his lines. I would love a review of Black Dynamite.
Undercover Brother: Damn it woman, will you just back off?
Announcer [over PA speaker]: Attention, angry black man in khakis 😂
Used to watch this movie all the time as a child and this movie is actually still tons of fun to watch. Love this movie.
Heck yes! I thought this one would take time to get to or just fall into obscurity. *A PEANUT!*
I remember watching Def comedy jam and a young comedian killed it talking about how dangerous delivering pizza for dominos was. I often wondered what happened to him because I couldn’t remember the name turns out it was a very young Dave Chappelle.
Undercover Brother & Austin Powers
They need make a epic crossover.
That would be amazing
Lovin these retro reviews 👏🏽 Y'all gotta do Adventures of Pluto Nash next😂
Oh my God yes LOL
😂 This use to be on STARZ all the time. Good times.
They missed one of the best jokes. After lance rips the security guards heart spine and brains out conspiracy brother goes “if it was me I would’ve ripped his spine out his asshole” Lol so good
When Chris Herman first mentioned Mayo on Pizza, this is the EXACT movie that came to mind.
Heresy
The most underrated comedic achievement in cinema history!
Pretty funny movie and damn those clips of Chappelle had me laughing myself ass off. Also coming from someone who actually likes Goldmember, the slander hurts 😂. That movie has it's flaws and objectively it's the weakest of the 3 Austin Powers movies but that's the one I got the biggest laughs out of and it's the most quotable. *I LOVE GOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLD*
This and Black Dynamite are a great double feature.
"We do chicken right on!!" 🤣
Probably in my top 3 movies of 2002. I got that DVD and I WORE IT OUT!
@ROMMIX Yeah. That's how much I watched it!😂 I'm half joking.
I absolutely love this movie; they are dropping so many jewels in this to be a comedy. Such a missed opportunity for a franchise for such a funny film. You should also review “Drop Squad” as well.
Unfortunately the movie opened in theaters against Star Wars: attack of the clones so it was not a box office success.
@@thedeepfriar745 and I didn’t spend my money on that Star Wars movie either.
Undercover Brother, back when comedy allowed to be funny
I mean there are still some good comedies out there lol.
It's still allowed to be "funnt", just not stupid or offensive to marginalized communities.
There's still good even great comedy. Even great satire. It just has to be smarter and more self aware than the 90s and early 20s a lot of jokes were just "woman bad" or "gay people weird ", or "black people dumb". Times have changed. If you want eternally funny and unchanged comedy thats were slapstick comes in. But again it has to be smart and meaningful in the moment. The Comedy bar has been raised. This movie definitely helped raise that bar.
The internet exists now. You might not see this in mainstream theatre releases but there's plenty of stuff online.
It was satire
Now THIS is the picture I’m talking about… Undercover Brother!
This is my favorite comedy movie of all time 😂💯
Never knew it was based off à web series. I wish they made a sequel. Every comedic actor where they have that one movie that showcases how amazing they are from performance, delivery, charisma, everything just clicks. This was it for Eddie Griffin
Undercover brother is a classic
How did they not review Black Dynamite I’ll never know
I hope they do
Give it time
Damn Billy appearance would have made this even more golden🤣
Used to have this movie on DVD as a kid. I think my family watched it 100 times
The Thong Song remake is hilarious.
Omg!!! This my movie!!!! I always quote Dave Chapelle 🤣🤣🤣 well guess what? I found it on Starz!!!
“Dave Chappelle… a **tarded genius.”
Eddie Griffin, in a DVD commentary
I am loving this channel just discovered them
Chi Mcbride's Porky pig's impression is hilarious.
How do you mention "Pick up the Pieces" and not mention Tracy Morgan!!!!!!? CLASSIC
Korey acts hesitant to say a black film is good
4:20 The only good thing in Goldmember was Beyoncé's performance.
This is not only a criminally underrated, pin-sharp comedy, but it’s also a nostalgic property for me. My late dad loved this movie, and we’d watch it almost on loop when we were at his place (bi-weekly basis; my folks were divorced, incidentally). These were some of the happiest memories with him (I miss the guy), quoting the lines back and forth long after watching it.
Dave Chapelle’s Conspiracy Brother was our favorite character, but it introduced me to the awesomeness that is Neil Patrick Harris, and that’s a plus😊
This is one of my favorite black comedy's of all time...I really would have loved a sequel
“THE WATER COLD! THE WATER COLD!” 😂😂😂😂
🍞 This series of movie reviews were great for February. Universal definitely scored when collaborating with DT.
Hope this leads to other partnerships in the future. Double Toasted is pretty much the only channel I recommend/share to friends. {Cause I know they'll love it too!😉}.
4:42 Love how territorial Chris Herman is regarding his residency. Martin is the wise man, as always, and Korey ... 😏well, he's Korey. Not many channels can make me laugh audibly.
Feels good being a Toastie.
The girl fight when they all sat down n pulled out the popcorn lol😂😂😂😂
Yooo! I was literally asking y'all to review this movie a couple weeks ago and y'all actually did it! THIS MADE MY DAY!!!
I actually think this movie has aged pretty well.
The humor is so silly and good natured. I think this is Eddie Griffins best role in a film he's ever done and I'm honestly shocked this never got a decent sequel. The potential for more adventures with this character are there if they can find a great balance of jokes and satire and having something to say.
12:53 amen!!!! The Blues and Gospel is the basis for ALL modern music. Black American descendants of slavery have truly changed the world ❤
Best line
"That's adorable you make it seem like it would be a struggle."
General’s Fried Chicken is one of the funniest bits of all time. Well, by my standards anyway, as evidenced by the fact that I couldn’t find it on TH-cam like a decade ago, so I went out of my way to make sure it was.
As a 1992 baby, THIS was my introduction to Dave Chapelle lmao
I actually kinda understand the Mr. Feather character as an example of cultural appropriation. He works for the man and intends to undermine and suppress the black community, but still consumes and partakes in the culture.
This movie and Tropic Thunder are two of the greatest comedies ever made, period!
That scene of NPH ripping people apart made such an impression on me when I was little. I think I would have been less disturbed if it WAS blood, and not chunky green goop
Boondocks comics ragged on this movie. For some reason Huey couldn't relate to Eddie Griffin fighting the system. I don't know if that was done as a ironic comedy bit or what.
When he parks the car spinning out and has an orange soda dispenser in his caddy? CLASSIC...😂😂