Spoonatects Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

Curapedi I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

HottWwjdIam There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

Isbel A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

Python Hyena Malibu's Most Wanted (2003): Dir: John Whitesell / Cast: Jamie Kennedy, Taye Diggs, Anthony Anderson, Regina King, Ryan O'Neal: Satire of rap artist Eminem and his dreadful film Eight Mile. Theme regards attitude and sincerity. It stars Jamie Kennedy as the son of a Presidential candidate who dreams of being a famous rap artist. To prevent further problems at the election two black actors are hired to poise as kidnappers who will show Kennedy the brutal reality of ghetto life. This is suppose to render him normal but they fail to realize that this is how he really is. Funny setup trails to an insincere climax. Directed by John Whitesell who successfully captures the world for which Kennedy lives. This is a huge improvement for Whitesell after making the dog crap infested See Spot Run. Kennedy creates a reasonably funny parody of Eminem even though his save the day conclusion is unconvincing. Taye Diggs and Anthony Anderson steal every scene they are in particularly when things heat up in the real ghetto world. It is obvious that they will adapt to Kennedy's liking. Regina King is unfortunately flat as a potential romantic interest for Kennedy. Ryan O'Neal was hilarious in What's Up Doc but here he is reduced and underused as Kennedy's father running for Governor. Although it doesn't always work, the theme presents an amusing answer to music and image. Score: 6 ½ / 10

tags_skeewee No matter how many times I see this movie, it never gets old. I laugh every time I see it. You can't take it seriously. It is a fun ride. Kennedy ' s role as B-rad the white rapper was perfect. The slang the acting was point on. You have to be a prude to not laugh. There are so many funny moments. Like when they try to prove B-rad is 'cured' by taking him to the movies. Or the ' King Kong' scene. Many many more. Why some want to bash this movie is beyond me. Tye Digs and Anthony Anderson played their role well. There isn't much wrong with this movie. Just let your self go and enjoy. .

daliaaaaa Imagine watching a movie parodying the "hood" made by people who have never been to, met anyone from, or had any with the hood. That is this movie. I'm not just talking about Jamie Kennedy's character, who is supposed to be fake, I'm talking about the whole d**n thing. It was difficult to distinguish the actors who were supposed to be actors and the actors who were supposed to be "real gangstas", because all of the acting in this movie sucks. The first time I watched this movie I thought it was hilarious but the second time it just really rubbed me the wrong way... I don't know, maybe this just isn't my type of humor. The only reason I gave this three stars was because of the fight scenes, especially the Scarface-looking one where he was on the car screaming "AHHHHHAHAHAHAHA" like a nut... the one with all the gang in the house facing that crew of Malibu people holding a f*****g whale harpoon and a rocket launcher was the only funny part of the movie IMO.

badtothebono OK, so its not the shiznits. Its just funny. I give it a 10 because: 1. Jim Howell from Michigan can't like it because it failed to be "an examination of the racial issues pervasive in our society". What the @$&*! are you talking bout Jim. They learn you that stuff in film school, Jim? 2. Bo Derek. 3. Kumar. 4. SOme other guy says its only for rappers or J Kennedy fans. Huh? I never heard of JK before & I hate rap/hip-hop/etc. Get real. It is for people who know how to laugh at other people. 5. Its not for people who take themselves soooooooooooooo seriously. You still there Jim? Go give a "10" to some poorly-made film about deep-thoughts. 6. JK was OK, but A Anderson and T Diggs were great. Shondra, who I think is the girl from Scary Movie, was good & so was R Oneill. As for Bo? Oh yeah!