Julia Louis-Dreyfus looks super hot in this. The cast is great. I think this movie is low-key making a mockery of the woke movement. At least that's my opinion. If that was the intention. Respect, and well done! :rofl: I'm not sure how and why Ashkenazi Jews insist that they are white and speak for all white people. I'm not white and do not live in Europe or the USA. For me, this movie is highlighting this obsession very well. Hence my original comment about this movie trolling the whole Woke movement. As a portrayal of these obsessions of some Jews and African Americans, this movie is a good comedy. There's a line delivered by David Duchovny that goes something like "When you think about it, Jews were the OG slaves”. That line sums-up the woke movement very well. A competition for victimhood seeking 'special' treatment and reparations from Anglo Saxons.

I've never watched a comedy where so many jokes just fell flat. The same conversations are repeated throughout the whole movie, without much changing. The whole thing felt like a sitcom, maybe that's the Kenya Barris' touch. Those transitions were awful and distracting. A whole bunch of talent is wasted here.

Well, Eddie Murphy hasn't been funny in years and Jonah Hill has never been funny and this movie reflects both of these issues with a very low-brow and unfunny movie that is predictable, trite and stupid.

This was cringe-tastic! And not even a little bit funny.

Such a cringy movie but definitely some laughs. I don’t really get Albar’s whole character though.