MALIBU'S MOST WANTED - BAD MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted

[@TheHiphopson]

I'm kinda with Martin on this one.The movie is not that long, the cast is great and there's some genuinely funny moments, its fun a watch.

[@marklouis1890]

I liked this as a kid and for an early 2000s movies it's better than scary movie and other 2000s movies. I put it with the Harold and Kumar movies

[@BareBandSubscription]

@@marklouis1890 It’s definitely better than the Scary Movie series. Those movies always sucked, imo

[@marklouis1890]

@@BareBandSubscription Yes. I did enjoy the first two movies but after that I disliked the rest

[@BareBandSubscription]

@@marklouis1890 The first one had _some_ funny moments, but that’s about as far as I can go with it. It’s cool seeing Leslie Nielsen do his thing in the other ones, but those Zucker sequels are pretty mediocre.

[@marklouis1890]

@@BareBandSubscription Can't really argue with you there. The second one is my least favorite of the two. I like the more as a kid.

[@dariendarkhouse8538]

B-Rad was raised by his maid. He was closer to her than to his parents and he fell in love with her culture.

[@wifimanboy]

Also hip hop music/videos

[@marklouis1890]

That makes sense

[@ShamanSquirrel]

I literally know people that had absent parents (who were kinda present but not really there) and glommed onto the person that actively raised them. My grandma took in two yt children that were our neighbors, they're still basically family to this day and we grew up together and yeeeeaaah it was interesting...they were really tryna turn into some b-rads till they got checked, when we were in middle school. So honestly, your comment makes sense.

[@basemeosuamkpe3255]

@@ShamanSquirrel ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@ypgdomo]

I look at it as he grew up hip hop not black

[@shawnthorington7723]

Respect to Martin, he didn't change up, he didn't hate the film.

[@jessediaz1293]

“You got playstation?” “Naw I got gamecast.” 😐 Lmao 🤣 the f

[@michaelstrong5383]

If you ask me which Jamie Kennedy film was worse, I'm still going with Son of the Mask. Malibu's Most Wanted is just a dumb comedy through and through. Son of the Mask is a disaster.

[@3ShotTGK]

Absolutely. This is one of those hood classics where it's bad but it gets goofed on in the best way. Son of the mask was just a slap in everyone's face

[@anthonygraham8122]

@@3ShotTGK hood classics? Wow. You are definitely a white person.

[@zacharysaleh1352]

@@anthonygraham8122 Why does that matter?

[@malcolm9996]

The Faculty AND Malibu's Most Wanted in the same week? Y'all are pulling directly on my Millennial heartstrings.

[@tylongkicks8821]

Same

[@CandieP]

Same

[@arkinyte13]

You’re comment perfectly encapsulates how I feel.

[@J2WICESOLIDMOVEMENT]

They Are Targeting All My Childhood Favorites 😭💯

[@comixproviderftw_02]

This and White Chicks are true definitions of “it was a different time…”

[@michaelstrong5383]

And they both have Terry Crews in them too.

[@213chewy]

And still funny to this day

[@topfloorslimey]

The fact they even came out in theaters is crazy 🤣

[@comixproviderftw_02]

@@topfloorslimey The 2000’s we’re the last days of the Wild Wild West.

[@kameronwright9925]

Yo you on to something lol can we add the longest yard to that list?​@@michaelstrong5383

[@yourfellowman11]

I don't know, Malibu's Most Wanted is more a movie that tried to be bad but wound up being accidental poignant satire rather than an outright bad movie. So many quotables from this movie I still use even now 😂

[@marklouis1890]

Yeah. I would watch this again. Haven't seen it in so long

[@stevenpina1983]

@Lenin Dominguez “don’t be hatin”, Hell ya ,

[@basemeosuamkpe3255]

Seriously all I think about now with social media influencers and appropriation of black culture

[@Weewoo12]

There’s a few lines I have carried into my vernacular from this movie. “Traffic, traffic, lookin for my chapstick” is one of them

[@kronos1794]

The scene they lifted from Training Day to me felt like it was intentionally saying the sheltered white kid's view of the world was only informed by movies and media to the point he legit took characters from movies he has seen and projects them onto reality.

[@stevenpina1983]

Yeah exactly how everything else was intentional in this movie

[@KanWoo76]

😁😂🤣 That "STOP IT!!!" scene was the funniest part of the whole movie!! They even catch Regina Hall laughing!

[@amit_patel654]

Sounded like he was about to cry 🤣

[@brandonbates9259]

If you say another rhyme lol i'm a have to smoke myself

[@HISTORE-EDJCOMICS]

You ain’t lying. That sh#t was hilarious 😂

[@JaevhonDouglas]

0:12-34:55 STOP IT

[@famousthaneus9810]

At the end, B-Rad stopped trying to *appropriate* Hip-Hop & Black culture in America, and started actually *embracing* it. He stopped tryna be a caricature of what he thought hip-hop was and just was himself, a White boy, who just so happened to also be into hip-hop. That's why his music turned around at the end (during the credits).

[@wraithflaire1639]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? Not saying it is not happening. Just never seen it myself because frankly I don't keep track of current Black culture that closely. Care to give some examples I can look up?

[@famousthaneus9810]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? Are you saying we’re taking Asian culture because of the popularity of anime/manga within the Black community? Because otherwise I can’t think of anything that would count as Black people stealing from Asian culture. Not trying to invalidate your feelings on the matter, I just genuinely wanna know what you mean by that

[@famousthaneus9810]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? The Last Dragon isn't Black people appropriating Asian culture? It was apart of the martial arts craze, yes, but the main character revered the culture that he'd learned of from his sensei. Showing reverence for a culture isn't the same as appropriating and exploiting

[@famousthaneus9810]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? I don’t think you truly understand the nuances in the argument. Is there slight appropriation in our love anime? Sure, that can be argued, but we’ve largely expressed a love & reverence for it. Same with the main character in The Last Dragon in terms of martial arts. The argument *against* cultural appropriation isn’t saying you can’t enjoy or participate in someone else’s culture, it’s about shaming such involvement merely for your own gain/exploitation/mockery (being a culture vulture). I sense a politically charged anger in your trolling, and if that’s the case then you’re probably not gunna be open to what I’m saying regardless, but hopefully you’ll look further into the actual arguments against cultural appropriation and not just at headlines or buzzwords on FB/Twitter

[@famousthaneus9810]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? I’m calling you a troll because you’ve copy pasted your initial comment over and over (and over) on this video, and even went on to throw a gay slur Korey’s way under one of the threads. Keep fighting whatever fight you’re waging, I’ve said all I care to. ✌🏾

[@mickeedeez8271]

Nah, this movie was hilarious. It seemed those scenes were copied for satirical reasons and not to copy.

[@cinemacola6398]

Wow, I think this movie is hilarious. It's making fun of cultural appropriation and making fun of racism. I think Korey missed the mark, but whatever.

[@marklouis1890]

Exactly. It's bad on purpose. I think it's better than some of the scary movie films

[@KhayJayArt]

Korey literally said in the video that he understood it was mocking appropriation. Just because he didn't like it doesn't mean he didn't understood the damn thing

[@kidz919]

I agree this movie is funny as shit. Korey sounds like a hater

[@gamewiz720]

100th like

[@ChaosBadger04]

I think you missed the mark.

[@rashadd2615]

Taye Diggs saying, "I got the gangsta gear my dogg" is a line I still say till this day

[@hopejanette]

Same 😂

[@javarisjamarjavarisonlamar7517]

🤣

[@kameronwright9925]

Literally said this at the shooting range 😂

[@supahmariostyle]

This movie is ridiculously hilarious. Loved it back then.

[@zacharysaleh1352]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? Dude, stop spamming the same comment. It’s annoying.

[@zacharysaleh1352]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? Troll, stop spamming the same comment. It’s annoying. See? I can do that too.

[@audioreacts4957]

I loved Malibu's most wanted when I was a kid. It was one of those good and bad movies. The humor was great for those times. Hell I think it still holds up today.

[@213chewy]

It does

[@HowyadoingHowyadoing]

100 percent

[@kmc1994]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? no one cares lol

[@zacharysaleh1352]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? Lol says the guy who spams the same comment. Troll

[@razkable]

As a kid i lived malibu most wanted and epic movie but as an adult one holds up as actual satire with a message and the other doesn't and was created just to make money and did unjustifiable so mind you...lets just say if the same hack f3e people can make garbage comedy like epic movie date movie superhero movie meet the spartans disaster movie and vampire' suck then malibu's isn't so bad as a stand alone film by its creators....just saying...at least they didn't exploit the genre and make more crap...they nailed the comedy in the film...no need for more

[@jamesfinch1706]

Bad nothing this movie is still funny. Anthony Anderson and Taye Diggs steal it.

[@darksamuraidmt98]

Coming from a black guy I love this movie Korey is just in his feels to be real

[@brandonjones5879]

Coming from a black man, I hate this movie. Korey is right to feel however he wants to

[@darryljack6612]

He isn't "sensitive" he's just acknowledging the fact that it's cringe. And in trying to be satire, it ends up becoming the very same thing it's making fun of by the end of it.

[@brandonjones5879]

@@darryljack6612 I think a good example of a movie that does use black appropriation, the person doesn’t get away with it and actually learns from his mistake; RDJ’s character in Tropic Thunder.

[@darryljack6612]

@@brandonjones5879 Exactly! It show how to not reinforce or reward said behavior of the character, they are shown as an example.

[@dariendarkhouse8538]

@@brandonjones5879 B-Rad was just being himself. He can't do that 'cause people think those with his skin color shouldn't act like that? Takes me back to when a girl said she doesn't "believe in mixing colors."

[@reggiewolfpac7711]

Malibu's Most Wanted DON'T BE HATIN

[@stevenpina1983]

My most used quote from this movie

[@Onlybadtakes2589]

Korey just wants to roast a movie, glad Martin saw it for what it is

[@JQ20010]

Way with Martin on this one. Korey has always made problems in art where they don't exist, as where Martin is good at seeing it for what it is.

[@JoeChillton]

is it me or is Korey getting more on a soapbox recently?

[@charlesqueen7008]

Yup

[@JQ20010]

@@JoeChillton No, he's done this since at least the spill days, probably since reel deal. He's just particularly sensitive when it comes to negative portrails of black stereotypes. I get it, it something that specifically erks him more than others, and thats fine. I just feel it gets in the way of him enjoying some lower brows of race based humor. Examples being like certain madea films and this one here.

[@JoeChillton]

@@JQ20010 I understand but looking at it here in this goofy comedy seems a bit out there.

[@JQ20010]

@@JoeChillton Yea, but thats just korey. Martin has always been his counter to this, all im saying is that its nothing new, and fans who have been around should expect this kind of nit picking from korey.

[@docsnake]

I’m with Martin on this one for sure. Sometimes I really don’t know what’s up with you Korey, lol.

[@213chewy]

Korey is becoming too much of a boomer lately

[@andim.8788]

Wait so this movie is a full pri e?

[@andim.8788]

This some ol bull man

[@famousthaneus9810]

Korey's issue with the film became clear to me later in the review: despite all the fuckery, the White man ended up with the Black woman. Literally every time that happens he seems to have a visceral reaction to the movie. *edit: I forgot that he straight up says that was his issue with it too lmfao. Korey has a stick up his ass lately

[@360.Tapestry]

@@famousthaneus9810 he needs to chill out. his wife is turkish lol what does he care who black women end up with?

[@360.Tapestry]

korey: i fuggin' hate this shit also korey: *lists more funny moments from the movie than problems*

[@marklouis1890]

Agreed

[@sarkastikleader4708]

Yeah I was confused the whole time because Korey seemed like he liked the movie the more he talked about it.

[@Dan82677]

It seemed like Korey was internally conflicted about this film, but in the end he was actually tsundere for this film.

[@alizaidi2893]

I think Kory needs to learn to leave his anger at the door....this review wasn't enjoyable at all

[@Dan82677]

Korey learning to leave his pent up aggression at the door? 😆

[@troyvseverybody5397]

Loved this movie. Taye Diggs was hilarious 🤣

[@EdertheJust]

Korey was way over thinking on this movie. Out of all the movies to be mad at, this ain't one of them. I think korey using the word, "wigger" was more offensive than the whole movie. 🤔

[@dariendarkhouse8538]

We'll never reach unity if we keep our cultures from mixing.

[@theconsciousobserver6829]

@@dariendarkhouse8538 you don't need to mix cultures to have unity, and white influence is death to Black culture. In fact Blacks don't have a culture other than rap which is why the movie was made. I think the movie is hilarious.

[@asanitheafrofuturist]

So you're one of those white boys lol

[@felleroerdere3351]

​@@theconsciousobserver6829 What do you mean? I'd disagree completely. You're looking around you and you see a dominant trend and just write off everything else because you don't see it day-to-day? That's pretty fuckin ridiculous. While rap culture is huge, saying Black Americans don't have culture outside of the (in the grand scheme) incredibly recent surge of rap culture is...I don't even know what to call it. Black Americans also have a huge sense of community, shared cultural beliefs, shared social norms...all of these things transcend the dominant TREND of rap culture. But in the end, you are seeing a contemporary style and then...well, you just stopped looking.

[@darksamuraidmt98]

@@theconsciousobserver6829 WTF are culture comes from Africa and thinks to the Europeans we are mixed with a lot of stuff thats like saying Latinos don't have culture.

[@ebonye9874]

Trying real hard to convince us that this is a bad movie 😂 it's the shiznit!!

[@brendanbetts5650]

In the words of B Rad korey Don’t be Hatin 😂😂

[@CyberStockholmSyndrome]

I feel like Korey was really determined to dislike this movie and is annoyed that he actually did laugh a couple of times. It’s not a movie that needs to be deeply analyzed.

[@marklouis1890]

Agreed

[@griffith4434]

The movie was garbage you clowns just have no taste.

[@zacharysaleh1352]

@@griffith4434 Lol no it wasn’t. Clown

[@zacharysaleh1352]

@@griffith4434 Lol says the clown 🤡

[@CyberStockholmSyndrome]

@@griffith4434 you’re allowed to feel that way but like it’s not a movie that requires deep thought. It’s pretty face value.

[@rashadd2615]

I'm 100% on the side of Martin. I get the point Korey was trying to make but he left out a lot of the funny parts. "I got a gamestation..."

[@Tauttuk]

"I said gamecast fool"

[@rashadd2615]

@@Tauttuk yeah gamecast. What was I thinking lol 😅

[@3ShotTGK]

Gamecast will never not make people laugh

[@djfunkgut]

I loved this movie!! How is this seen as bad?!?

[@sebeku2]

Yeah Corey is wrong on this one. It's like a Spinal Tap or Fear of a Black Hat satire on Wiggertry.

[@sm512]

Korey seems like he doesn't even listen to Hip hop. This movie is hilarious.

[@CLDJ227]

@@sm512He's shown his knowledge of Hip Hop in the unedited version of his shows.

[@seangalvin3196]

He isn't even making a convincing argument. This movie shockingly smart and clever.

[@tapset]

Cause it sucks

[@Trashweebx]

This movie is amazing 🤷‍♂️and honestly relevant for the times

[@Bwoodkid]

usually these bad movie reviews are fun but korey was too serious, it bummed me out lmao

[@29wanya]

At least it's not like the one time he went off in a movie review for belly. Like I couldn't finish the review.

[@avonbarksdale91]

@@29wanya I wonder how Korey feels about The Wire LOL

[@Dan82677]

Yeah...Korey bummed a lot of folks out with this half-hearted "review".

[@leob4403]

​@@avonbarksdale91the Wire is so overrated

[@MrLove009]

Sorry but when ever I'm in traffic I'm saying "traffic traffic looking for my chapstick" this movie is hilarious

[@tapset]

I feel sorry for anyone who's riding with you

[@rachelmaiga1589]

"feelin' kinda carsick, there's a Ford Maverick! 😂

[@Funnycoolman11]

I agree with Martin on the whole wigger thing might just be who he is. If black people born and raised in the ghetto can grow up doing stereotypically white, things then I don't see it as a stretch that some rich white kid can be stereotypically black.

[@DM-jn3zo]

you can see a more diverse version in kids today being raised by the internet. Picking and choosing what parts of other people's cultures resonate with them. At some point the mish-mash is "authentically" them as goofy as it looks from the outside

[@BareBandSubscription]

@@DM-jn3zo Honestly, that’s the way it should be. The reality is, racism won’t ever actually end until the human race is all one color, one culture. The internet allowing people to socially blend more easily, I guess, is a stepping stone towards that inevitable outcome.

[@darryljack6612]

I get what you are saying, I myself grew up as one of those black people who was questioned why do you "act white". But I think the difference between those two things, in terms of the movie. Is the fact that with Diggs' character in doing "white things" he is essentially trying to elevate himself in society and become more prosperous from his acting career. and the movie shows the struggle of being black and not "acting black". But when it comes to Kennedy's character it's not that someone like him can't exist, it's shown in the movie that he learned of these things from an early age from his maid because of his parents lack of parenting, which is believable. But the character comes from wealth and status, picks the good parts to take of the struggling culture, and experiences no Real or lasting struggle by the end of the movie. And on top of all that the movie only rewards him for it by the end. It fumbles the satire it was trying to present in the first place.

[@Dante95nyc]

It works if you're natural. People will appropriate the vernacular and the apparel only to come off as cringe.

[@iateyursandwiches]

I mean in those cases those blacks are usually sheltered in a way or had slightly different environments than the kids in their town courtesy to parents despite being from the hood. I know because i was that kid. I wasn't allowed to go outside often and hang with just anyone in neighborhood and my parents encouraged me to read alot.

[@EJD339]

I remember seeing seeing this movie at the 50 cent show and loved it as a 10 year old . Decided to watch it 18 years later thinking it was going to be terrible but I was pleasantly surprised.

[@redmorrison7502]

This movie a classic. Korey trip’n on this one

[@jgirlinluv55]

Seeing Malibu most wanted and then island Boys from tik tok... this movie was predicting the future.

[@queenscarlettpimpsunkiss..5537]

"My Baby's Daddy" would be perfect to review at some point .. 😁.. idk if it'd be retro review or bad movie review. But it'd be a Good one for thee Double Toasted Crew to tackle. 😁

[@queenscarlettpimpsunkiss..5537]

@AItsLiyah aww. I can see it being a lot of tropes that might disturb and annoy some ppl. But it is indeed a guilty pleasure of mine. 😅😭

[@Lavonsweet]

New headcannon: Malibu's Most Wanted and Training Day share the same universe.

[@GarfieldiusPrime]

LMAO. That's awesome.

[@CLDJ227]

With the comparsions and ripping off of Training Day, I'm vehemently surprised that they didn't mention the scene where B-Rad is shooting guns and actually says the line "King Kong ain't got shit on me" 😅😅😅😅.

[@topfloorslimey]

Lmaooo Korey would have brought up footage like look they copied‼️‼️😳🤣

[@JeonardShadby505]

At 13 years old, I dragged my father 45 minutes to the big theater downtown so I could see it. Even worse? We saw it again that very next weekend. I'm so ashamed of myself as a child, especially in his sense of humor. This movie's got a lot to say that remains relevant today, but gets stoned 30 minutes in and forgets what they were saying. "Ahh screw mocking white privilege, here's Snoop Dogg voicing a mouse cause it's FUNNY."

[@darryljack6612]

Lol It's reasons like this, is why we have to take care of our parents when they get older. We drag them to see terrible movies.

[@leepoleschuk6692]

white privilege is just working and making money while not being judged on color of skin they got.... aka blacks could too if they stopped raising the kids racist short nus riding morons.... ask an all black school what they wanna be most will say rap and basketball its sad! everything MLK Jr fought for they in last 5 years destroyed it! and pissed on the grave of a once great man... but i suspect pointing out facts while beiung a person named LeRoy grew up going to Detroit watching black kids throw cats into backyard with a pitbull.... my grandparents neighbors did that.....

[@tylongkicks8821]

This

[@michaelstrong5383]

I remember dragging my sister and my mom to go see the Cat in the Hat movie and I regret doing so to this day.

[@ejthefighter4879]

Yeah I’m sorry Korey. I love this movie 😂😂. It’s a classic

[@seangalvin3196]

All the Training Day stuff is fun. It's not trying to hide that. There are direct references to Training Day to go alone with that footage. Korey is nitpicking there. A comedy can do stuff like that.

[@topfloorslimey]

Lol the parody aspect went over his head right there

[@fightingmedialounge519]

Not really slime ball. They do talk about it.

[@topfloorslimey]

@@fightingmedialounge519 yea he brings up them using training day footage like it wasn’t intentional lol then misses the scene where b-rad quotes the King Kong line which brings it all together

[@fightingmedialounge519]

@@topfloorslimey no, he acknowledges that was intentional, and says thought it was lazy. It's fine if you dound it funny, but he doesn't have to.

[@denkokoro]

18:43 Patrice Rushen wants her hair back & 99% for royalties.

[@Paranormal718]

31:28 Oh my God! Totally slipped my memory bank! That momentarily shifted me to childhood.

[@warrenbfeagins]

This movie was one of my guilty pleasures. It was HILARIOUS. 🤣🤣

[@JeonardShadby505]

I remember how uncomfortable Ryan O'Neal and Bo Derek looked when they went on Jamie Kennedy's show (which I loved as a kid) to promote it with Jamie and Anthony Anderson. They looked like they were going on TV to politely ask the Taliban to not behead their son.

[@dominiquejones3805]

Bo Derek wore braids

[@hopejanette]

God, Korey needs to get off his high horse sometimes. The movie isn't great but damn didn't need him yelling at me for an hour about how bad it is in a non funny way.

[@Dan82677]

😆, Korey does this from time to time, remember that lousy Belly review of his where he went off on Danielle (who similar to Martin here was making valid points during the video) all because he got butthurt over some random person's comment in the chat?

[@basedangel7230]

Malibu most wanted is a hood classic man 😂 those who get it, get it

[@sm512]

FACTS

[@theconsciousobserver6829]

Korey is always triggered by anything Black.

[@javarisjamarjavarisonlamar7517]

@@theconsciousobserver6829 don’t diss me

[@smittybenzo4693]

The anchor is Hal Fishman. He was a real anchorman in Los Angeles for years. He passed in 2007.

[@sammybear7100]

And they wondered why he was so convincing as an anchorman lol 😂

[@CharlessMovieChannel]

Thank you for the comment section cuz I loved this movie and used to quote it all the time. I haven't re watched it recently but I remember going nuts over this when I was younger. "I offered you a snack not the whole Kitchen." I'm still laughing hard at that line.

[@Bellissimma]

Damn. Corey is so preachy as of late. I can't even get 15 minutes in without getting annoyed. #PULLINGOUT

[@michaelstrong5383]

I remember watching Malibu's Most Wanted in theaters when I was 10. It was one of the first PG-13 films I've ever seen.

[@tylongkicks8821]

My 1st PG-13 movie at the theater was Batman Returns at age 10 in 1992.

[@marklouis1890]

I saw this movie on cable and liked it as a kid

[@marklouis1890]

It's bad on purpose and very comedic. This makes me want to rewatch it.

[@TheeKingRayzor]

One of my favorite movies ever, I don't care if it got a bad movie review, I still see it a good comedy!

[@mbrennan27]

double toasted be hating

[@TheeKingRayzor]

@@mbrennan27 I love them, but they got it wrong.

[@marklouis1890]

Agreed

[@reality3304]

I’m black, this movie is funny, and korey is trippin 😂 edit: 40:24 was my face the whole review

[@babypinhead7656]

This was a VERY 2022 take on this movie 💀 it’s like the result of everything going over your heads

[@Dan82677]

It's not really going over Korey's head, Martin even explained that in the beginning of this review. Korey is just simply pissed off and wants to vent. Why you think he got silent there for a bit before responding to Martin with "agree to disagree" only to go right back to sinking his teeth into this film?

[@snakewhitcher4189]

He had me at "I just shot my foot".

[@sonicjrjr14]

1. The problem is it took Hollywood WAY too long to realize Jaime Kennedy isn't leading man material. 2. Have you seen Bo Derek movies? Believe it or not, this is probably her "best" film😂

[@nettabeatty950]

This is one of my favorite silly movies...I can quote it..I'm so happy yall did this one 😍😄

[@SamanthaMercer]

Too bad Martin didn't get to really voice his thoughts until the end of the review. I liked the points he made and would have liked to hear more of his side.

[@EchoJ]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? 🤔❓❓🤔

[@zacharysaleh1352]

@Why The Hell Was I In Star Trek 6? Lol says the troll

[@Dan82677]

There's no way Martin wasn't going to get much say in the matter during this review with Mr. Negativity over there going full blast, ready to quickly shut down anything Martin could put forth while continuing his venting.

[@benjamindavis7754]

IDK if you guys watch The Cleveland Show ? But Jamie Kennedy is Cleveland's Stepdaughter's White Boyfriend Federline Jones* basically he's B-Rad again.

[@richurro20]

Korey is such a mark these days. I miss the old Korey from the spill days. Now he just seems so PC cause he's so afraid of getting cancelled. His comedy has turned so safe now.

[@christianrapper]

He is far from PC.

[@famousthaneus9810]

Korey did the stereotypical gay voice and hand gestures while mocking an email he got in regards to their review of the last Dave Chappelle special. He's not PC lmao he's just flip-floppy

[@Dan82677]

I don't think he's being pc, but I do prefer Spill Korey over DT Korey though.

[@adamclifton29]

This movie review has shown me that this movie has a lot in common with Scary Movie 3 (which was released the same year and also had Regina Hall and Anthony Anderson in it). The white rapper doing the wrong thing, getting thrown out of the club after a seemingly racist incident. The mentions of wonder bread, etc.

[@fdub301]

The dread wig reference

[@Bigedub101]

Hell it's almost the same which I can see why Korey just didn't like it and I few parts funny and it used to come on all the damn time on TV and I just didn't like it much either cause I seen so many of this Wigger comedy....

[@asmrcollector9922]

I got most of my belly chuckles from the Taye Diggs and Anthony Anderson characters. I thought the inverse of their charaters was funny af😆

[@WillTheGreatest]

Damn Korey doesnt like it. Cmon brother.... Dont be hatin

[@tobiaslawrence8928]

Am I the only one who knew suburban white guys that tried to act black? 😅😅

[@emotionalgloom]

act? maybe they grew up around black ppl or just liked hip hop

[@tobiaslawrence8928]

@@emotionalgloom I know and knew white guys that grew up loving hip hop but never acted like they were from the hood but also white guys who grew up in poverty and acted like this but they came off more real the suburban kids who were doing it as a trend

[@BareBandSubscription]

Of course not. That’s all the 2000’s was. Now, instead of appropriating black culture, white people just speak on behalf of black people and “stand up to” white appropriators in an effort to gain some kind of acceptance or pat on the back from black people, because they didn’t grow up around enough to feel comfortable around them in the first place. I kinda miss when it was so simple.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Jamie was pretty good in Ghost Whisperer, actually gave him good stuff to do

[@devhassoul]

I don’t know about y’all but I find this movie so funny! I can watch this all day and not get tired of it.

[@JonCom3dy]

This movie is one of my favorite guilty pleasures and nothing will ever change that. But this review helped me realized that everything I love and laugh at in this movie is everything except B-Rad lol

[@stephentodd6955]

Korey does a lot man. Just review the movie! Lol

[@AznHeat1187]

Taye Diggs and Anthony Anderson made this movie for me

[@bhillboy37]

Malibu's Most Wanted is supposed to be stupid. This was an era in movies that making a likably bad movie, paid off.

[@DM-jn3zo]

this movie is great! One of the best examples of the type of movie of it's time.

[@badman3000]

Actually remember going to see this movie in theaters at 13 years old.

[@sm512]

Me and my pops

[@ErikByrge2025]

36:12 "Dead white boy in da house" 12:48 Never RIP-off Training Day Denzel Washington

[@WillTheGreatest]

My dad and I used to watch this when I was a kid. Yeah it sucks. Yeah its dumb....but dammit it made us laugh

[@killervee3290]

I'm not that far in but I can already tell Korey is gonna be trying hard to prove a point he just doesn't have lol.

[@Dan82677]

Yeah, this is another one of those videos that features Korey in a bad mood wanting to rant more than actually review through out the whole video.

[@sm512]

This movie is actually funny and does still hold up. I use to love it as a kid.

[@Pewpewpew182]

With Martin on this. It was a fun film, nothing great, but just a turn off your brain type of film.

[@chrispanico2276]

Ashamed to say I LOVED this as a kid. I now see it’s….problematic 😆

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

I ain't going to lie to you. I still love this movie Lol.

[@eatass5627]

Dude on behalf of black ppl stop Y’all whites are so pathetic We loved this movie Stop being so soft The self loathing, the fear of offending. Get some balls boy

[@antonioboss298]

As an actual black man. This movie doesn't offend me and I still enjoy it. Honestly, it's not making fun of black people, it's really poking fun at white people who try to "act" black. So why anyone would actually get offended by this, I don't know. I can't speak for them.

[@antonioboss298]

And before anyone come at with some "what does acting black mean", you know damn well what I meant.

[@BareBandSubscription]

_Is it_ problematic? It’s a clear satire of suburban white appropriation of black culture, racial stereotypes, and has a message of acceptance. Outside of Jamie Kennedy saying the N-word once for shock value (technically a turning point in the plot), what’s the problem? At worst, the movie’s just kinda stupid and not every joke lands.

[@dougdeveloper8850]

Is this film perfect? No. But I have to admit it’s one of those rare films in which if you were to pitch me the premise, I’d actually laugh out loud. You can also do a lot more with the material. It could have been a SMART commentary on white privilege and race in the arts.

[@thesquaremonger]

It used to get reran a ton on spike TV. I liked it for what it was.

[@rodney_c]

Bringing down the house, head of state and this movie, 2003 was that year of this genre

[@antonioboss298]

I like korey but man is he sensitive. Learn to be able to laugh at yourself dude, damn. Need a tissue? Lol. You making us black men look soft bro. Stop being soo damn sensitive.

[@darryljack6612]

He isn't "sensitive" he's just acknowledging the fact that it's cringe. And in trying to be satire, it ends up becoming the very same thing it's making fun of by the end of it.

[@solarflame4426]

@@darryljack6612 read the comments he’s acting soft.

[@darryljack6612]

@@solarflame4426 yup because if facts can be found anywhere, it's in a KZbin comment section. Good logic.

[@solarflame4426]

@@darryljack6612 don’t be hatin

[@mooseraps]

Aye, I can not lie this is one of my favorite movies. I wanted a gamecast for years😂

[@keevunle]

Thank you Martin..this movie was hilarious

[@dragondaveltd1992]

"YO! I said what's up with all this fighting, we should be uniting, egos needs to..." Stop it! STOP IT!!! 34:48 - 34:54

[@skyofthelivingdead]

I had no idea this movie was so hated, I haven’t seen it since I was like 12. Even then I understood it was clowning on Jamie Kennedy for appropriating black culture and B-Rad was just a parody of Vanilla Ice.

[@nerdtalknaija1]

The only person that hates it is Corey, it's was a funny movie and it shouldn't be under the bad movie playliat

[@nerdtalknaija1]

In my opinion

[@nerdtalknaija1]

All I can say is Sorry Martin, I just feel sorry that you had to go through the desperate, sporadically incomprehensible, rambling attempt from Corey to make this movie bad. I see it in your face Martin, I feel your pain.

[@nerdtalknaija1]

@Lenin Dominguez like Martin said that's what they were going for?

[@coreyporter9751]

Dont be hatin Korey🤣🤣🤣

[@chrishamilton6985]

Lol this movie is loved by hella black people. Korey definitely taking it way too seriously

[@Dan82677]

Lol, totally, he already said out the gate he hates and despises this film, but he knew deep in his heart he wanted to challenge (more like lash out) the hell out of Martin so badly, but it took ever fiber in his being to keep his true character in check, lol.

[@Gretev1]

Malibus Most Wanted is a hilariously funny and genius movie. It‘s great. I love everything about it.

[@johnwerner69]

It’s a shame this is was flagged because this video would have gotten more veiws under the kdot/drake beef

[@alvinkey3468]

These dudes are crazy. Malibu's most wanted is funny as hell

[@christianrapper]

You mean dude. It’s only Korey

[@fightingmedialounge519]

Billy wasn't too fond of it either.

[@clarinet800149]

Yo! This is not a bad movie lol. It has its own place in my heart. It’s just fun! :D

[@andoversandlot8491]

Got the gangster gear my dog ! 🤣🤣

[@willstrickland9952]

Korey was a snob back then too apparently. The corny appropriation was part of the damn plot. You can think it's not funny but to hate it is weird

[@clbaker8356]

This film was a spinoff from his show The Jamie kennedy Experience

[@Azkahamm]

Literally just watched this the other day with my wife. We cracked up at how dumb & 2000’s it is. But it’s clearly making fun of itself. I think Korey just doesn’t like the white dude getting the black girl & had to stretch that out across an entire review.

[@I_WANT_MY_SLAW]

Korey don't have a black wife though. I don't think that bothers him much.

[@Azkahamm]

@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW I’m a big fan of the DT channel & I can tell there’s a common thread with korey. He always points out how, especially in older movies, “the black man can’t get the white girl”. He’s dating a non-black girl. I’m no clinical psychologist but there’s something there clearly. We all have biases. Also, awesome name.

[@fightingmedialounge519]

Not really JH. He's liked movies where that hasn't happened before(such as all of the mcu Spiderman movies). This really is just him not liking the movies humor.

[@thomascross8339]

Chet Hanks, Tom McDonald and Kid Rock formed a new super-group. W.W.A Wiggaz Wit Attitudes

[@thejoojooman6538]

Take Diggs & Anthony Anderson's characters were the inspiration 4 Jussie Smollet. 😂😂