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The Cookout (2004)

The Cookout (2004)
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When Todd Anderson (Storm P) signs a 30-million-dollar contract with the New Jersey Nets after being named the number one NBA draft pick of the year, his mother (Jenifer Lewis) vows to prevent her son from forgetting his roots. Not used to balancing his new life with his old, Todd mistakenly invites family and friends from his old neighborhood to his multi-million-dollar house for a cookout on the same day of an important endorsement interview. Though his extravagant family cookouts were welcome at his old digs, Todd's stuffy new neighbors -- particularly the conservative Republican Judge Halsted Crowley (Danny Glover) -- are less than thrilled with the arrival of Todd's massive family. Complicating the situation further is the eccentric neighborhood security guard (Queen Latifah), who takes on the heady assignment of ensuring that none of the private community's rules are broken, as well as two thugs who, determined to get an autographed pair of sneakers, hold up the cookout at gunpoint. Directed by Lance Rivera, The Cookout also features performances from Ja Rule, Eve, Farrah Fawcett, and Jonathan Silverman. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

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Starring:
Ja RuleTim Meadows, (more)
Director(s):
Lance Rivera
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of The Cookout

When Todd Anderson (Storm P) signs a 30-million-dollar contract with the New Jersey Nets after being named the number one NBA draft pick of the year, his mother (Jenifer Lewis) vows to prevent her son from forgetting his roots. Not used to balancing his new life with his old, Todd mistakenly invites family and friends from his old neighborhood to his multi-million-dollar house for a cookout on the same day of an important endorsement interview. Though his extravagant family cookouts were welcome at his old digs, Todd's stuffy new neighbors -- particularly the conservative Republican Judge Halsted Crowley (Danny Glover) -- are less than thrilled with the arrival of Todd's massive family. Complicating the situation further is the eccentric neighborhood security guard (Queen Latifah), who takes on the heady assignment of ensuring that none of the private community's rules are broken, as well as two thugs who, determined to get an autographed pair of sneakers, hold up the cookout at gunpoint. Directed by Lance Rivera, The Cookout also features performances from Ja Rule, Eve, Farrah Fawcett, and Jonathan Silverman. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
97 mins

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Director(s):
Lance Rivera
Writer(s):
Laurie B. TurnerRamsey GbelawoeJeffrey Brian Holmes
Producer(s):
Queen LatifahPamela GreenShakim Compere
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Adult Language, Drug Content, Sexual Situations, Adult Situations)
Categories:
Comedy
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    Ann H.

    This was by far one of the worst movies that I sat thru. Really bad slap stick. Queen & Eve: 'why would you do this movie?'

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    Kimberly E.

    It wasn't the funniest movie. But it had its moments. I laughed a few times.

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    Cassa C.

    I don't understand these lousy reviews. This is the type of movie that you should already know whether you're gonna like it or not before you watch it.. FUNNY & SILLY - and that is exactly what it was. If you have a good sense of humor, watch it. These reviewers here should just stick to drama I guess!

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