I'm Gonna Git You Sucka

"Excuse me gentlemen, but you gotta have big hats to come in here."

laird

Although, as might be the case for many, Marlon, Shawn, and even the two Damons are probably better known than Keenen, who, one could argue, has been the force behind so many of them finding their place in entertainment. Whether it's the two Scary Movies, White Chicks or…

Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine

Look, a family full of midgets is not considered kids. That's a gang!Incredible. Pair with: Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood & a single bbq rib It was especially cool to see more Keenen, I’ve almost watched his entire directorial…

izzysfriend

"I'm Gonna Git You Sucka" served as the prototype for the Wayans family's explosive 1990s output. I remembered this film as a rocky debut, but rewatching it revealed a far more entertaining movie than I'd recalled. There were consistent laughs through-out (loved the Chris…

Rob Freeman

Another review done via request; for approximately the past year, multiple people here and elsewhere have asked for my comments on the film. As someone who has watched and enjoyed the blaxploitation genre for ages now, this was long overdue. Keenen Ivory Wayans made his…

Blair Russell

“How much for one rib?” Is what the person working behind the counter hears everytime I walk into a BBQ place.

UncleChoppa_

I honestly went into this last night thinking I'd have to downgrade my rating, but it continues to work like (pardon) gangbusters with an audience, and even if the script and gags aren't at the highest notch for the genre the involvement of real blaxplo heroes like MVP…

Joe

Occasionally really funny, though the pacing and gag rate are a whole lot slower than I'd been expecting. Unlike a stuffed ZAZ movie, this feels more like a collection of sketches and diversions strung together on an OK setup. That's not a bad thing, though, as the whole…

Liz

“They shot me in my bunion, man!”

Justin LaLiberty