Director:
Michael TiddesCámara:
David OrtkieseMúsica:
Jim DooleyReparto:
Marlon Wayans, Kali Hawk, Affion Crockett, Jane Seymour, Andrew Bachelor, Florence Henderson, Jenny Zigrino, Fred Willard, Mike Epps, Russell Peters (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Parodia oficial de 50 sombras de Grey en la que descubriremos qué pasaría si Christian fuera negro en vez de blanco y en lugar de tener un cuarto rojo del dolor tuviera una multicolor sala de juegos. Hannah recibe el encargo de entrevistar a un joven empresario, Christian Black. La inexperta e inocente chica intenta olvidarlo, pero pronto comprende cuánto le desea. Cuando la pareja por fin inicia una apasionada y desenfrenada relación, Hannah se sorprende por las peculiares prácticas eróticas de Black, al tiempo que descubre los límites de sus propios y más oscuros deseos. (Divisa Home Video)
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You will get exactly what you expect. Dumb humor, which Marlon Wayans is quite good at, which certainly isn't a compliment. There are also some jokes here that will make you laugh because there's just so much absurd and vulgar stuff that some of it has to stick now and then. It doesn't even reach average, but if Marlon suits your taste, you'll have a good time.
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I thought I’d give at least one star for what the film was mocking, but I was wrong. The constant stream of vulgarities was dull and ineffective. I had nothing to laugh about because every attempt at humor was too forced. There’s nothing positive I can say about the film at all, and I do enjoy things like the Scary Movie series or LiTTLEMAN.
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I haven't seen the original, nor do I plan to, but I was curious about the Wayans parody and it held up pretty well. Surprisingly, the situational humor is somewhat awkward to the point of absurdity, but I enjoyed the witty dialogue, which had me laughing a few times. Towards the end, the film drags quite a bit, but it's enough to entertain. 55%
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