lonnie-adamsjr

I love Chris Rock & Samuel L. Jackson movies, Chris's standup comedy shows, but with this movie, both of them felt like they were the human equivalent of product placement, in my opinion. It felt like they threw a couple of big names in to boost the film's box office presence. Personally, I felt it hindered the movie more than it helped. Yes, Chris rock, came up with the whole concept, but he simply couldn't pull that role off at all. As itty-bitty as Samuel L Jackson's role was, what's the point? It wasn't like it required HIS particular acting style. I mean, I'm currently watching 187 as I type this review.

There were some decent traps. They were made as you would expect a copycat to make them, close but not exactly perfect. Kinda like a copy of a copy of a copy.