#B rad malibu most wanted how to

Those are the types of annoying performances that you just wanna go through the screen and just strangle Sandler. I'd like to compare Kennedy's performance to Sandler's performance as Jill in Jack and Jill or his performance in Little Nicky. Sort of like a Steve Urkel type, except I find Jaleel White more likable than Jamie Kennedy.

#B rad malibu most wanted how to

I don't really even know how to explain it. I will say this right out of the gate, Jamie Kennedy, in all honesty, is really kind of annoying in the role of B-Rad. But, in execution, the movie has some entertaining scenes and good ideas to play with to be sure. Again, it sounds kinda awful and not necessarily racially sensitive. These two actors, hired by Brad's father's campaign manager, attempt to play these gang bangers in order to scare the white out of Brad. A wanna-be white rapper, from the tough streets of Malibu, bringing embarrassment to his father and his campaign for governor, finds himself in the real 'hard streets' as it were. Yes, this movie looks, and reads, like an unmitigated disaster. Having said all of that, and the fact that I've never been the biggest Jamie Kennedy fan, this movie was actually surprisingly decent all things considered. I remember some scenes, but not enough to make a real determination on it. I don't remember if I hated it or if I liked it. I had seen it once before, like when it first came out on DVD, but it's been over a decade since then and I, really, have absolutely no recollection of this movie whatsoever. Admittedly speaking, prior to watching this, I was expecting to hate it. I digress, the point is that it can be done. Undercover Brother (a severely underrated film, in my opinion) comes to mind, immediately. You can make a good comedy out of these elements. I just mean silly movies that rely completely on goofy characters and even goofier situations. And by stupid I don't mean like Adam Sandler stupid, the guy has built an entire career on that.

I will say, however, that you can make a stupid movie that's actually legitimately good. Actually, I don't really have a justification for my thoughts on this.

You may be thinking that I'm crazy and that there's something wrong with me.