Token black couple should not have been included in film
their characters were useless and their existence pointless in the story.
shareHad it not been for them the plot would have never made it to Eden East.
sharethe girlfriend chick was the best part of the movie, in my opinion. she made me laugh. she and that kid. the rest of it was pretty bad.
Coach McGuirk: All right, listen up, that was a good game. We all showed up, and I'm proud of that.
She was completely annoying, unfunny and ridiculous for the 2010 era.
The fat dude has been Favreau's friend since they did Rudy together, that's why he shows up in most Favreau/Vaughn movies. Hollywood is just about the business deal now...not entertainment.
She doesn't even speak like that in real life. I think someone told her that was comical.
Actually, Faizon Love was not in Rudy. If you listen to the DVD commentary for Made, Favreau says that Friday was one of his favorite movies of the 90's to watch and he enjoyed Faizon Love's performace as Big Worm so much, that he wanted to work with him. Made was the first movie that they did together.
L: I'm talking about a little place called Aspen
H: I don't know Lloyd, the french are a ssholes
You're complaining about the black couple in this movie? Every character is a clown or stereotype of one kind or another. No reason to single out the black couple. give it a rest.
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I don't know if they are relevant to the plot line, what I do know is hollywood need to fire ALL of their movie writers, if they do not have any real world experience with Black people. IN REAL LIFE Black women would become stereotypes, if they knew exactly who continued to write characters like his one. It is insulting! When she opened her mouth it answered the question I had as to why she had not been included in the initial discussion regarding the taking of the trip. I was horrified and saddened that even now, this stereotyping of Black women continues. The Black guy was "allowed" to be mainstreamed, but damn...Even with Michelle a Harvard law degree graduate, the writers still feel the need to marginalise Black women. Still so far to go.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3Xe1kX7Wsc