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Saw it Sunday night with my lady.
While its not a "Comedy", there are funny parts, especially Samuel L`s scenes.
Nick Cannon was not as bad as people make it seem. If it was a new actor that nobody knew that played this part and played it EXACTLY how Nick Cannon played it, I dont think it would have been a problem. Its just that Nicks reputation for being a bad actor proceeds him so people automatically dont like it.
I didnt look into Lysistrata until a friend of mine posted a video on facebook called "Lisa Trotter" By Hawthorne James. No comedy or rhyme dialogue but the same plot base.
Overall, it was cool. I like the message they were trying to deliver. Its serious and not serious at the same time. I did have to get used to the dialogue but it was pretty cool at times. Nothing i would sit down and watch again, thats for sure.
i dont understand the issues people have with it.......but i dont live in chicago and i also look at it as a movie that is meant to be entertaining and anything i get from it is what it is.
While its not a "Comedy", there are funny parts, especially Samuel L`s scenes.
Nick Cannon was not as bad as people make it seem. If it was a new actor that nobody knew that played this part and played it EXACTLY how Nick Cannon played it, I dont think it would have been a problem. Its just that Nicks reputation for being a bad actor proceeds him so people automatically dont like it.
I didnt look into Lysistrata until a friend of mine posted a video on facebook called "Lisa Trotter" By Hawthorne James. No comedy or rhyme dialogue but the same plot base.
Overall, it was cool. I like the message they were trying to deliver. Its serious and not serious at the same time. I did have to get used to the dialogue but it was pretty cool at times. Nothing i would sit down and watch again, thats for sure.
i dont understand the issues people have with it.......but i dont live in chicago and i also look at it as a movie that is meant to be entertaining and anything i get from it is what it is.