Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood

I really don't know if they're trying to get people angry or otherwise, but to laugh? Nah.. I honestly don't know what the Wayans brothers were thinking, producing this dry and unintelligent movie! You had better not waste your time and data, don't say nobody told you..

I watched this film and now i am living with permanent brain damage.My legs don't work, i cant talk and i am blind right now.Thank you producer for destroying my hopes and dreams.I don't want to watch any more films after this , because may be more films like this one.If you have enemies, let them watch this, they will suffer.I imagine hell like this.I will need huge amount of alcohol to kill memories on this film.Please kill it with a fire.To dear Paris Barclay: You have sick mind.How anyone can let you make this. This film is like Hitler of all films.It should be a weapon against normal people.You can't even name this crap.Please tie your hand and legs and jump into the river, but drink poison first to be sure you'll die.And while falling activate bomb by detonator and blow your sick mind. I feel sorry for being born.Goodbye world.

I don't understand the humor in this film. I also found it offensive on how Koreans were depicted in that film, despite how it is actually just a caricature of Koreans in those areas. First, the actors are Japanese, and they make the most rude expressions of Koreans in that film. It disgusts me on how these people are expressed. I felt anger just watching that one scene, and how they were so badly made out in the film. The humor lasts just for one laugh, and then you don't understand why it's even funny. It's crude humor with the most disgusting representation of society there. I found it to be an offensive film overall... Maybe it was just because I never lived in the "hood" or saw any "hood" movies, but I don't intend to either.

Shawn and Marlon Wayans, along with director Paris Barclay, have created a very humorous satire of the flood of films recently dealing with African-American life in the ghettos of inner-cities of America. "Boyz in the Hood" and "Menace II Society" are among the films at which the Wayans brothers poke fun. "Don't be a Menace..." follows the story of Ashtray(Shawn Wayans) as he wades through a series of episodes in Barclay's "hood." He lives with his father, who is "only a couple of years older than him." Among the lessons his father teaches him are: "No smokin' my shit, no drinkin' my shit, and if you bring any of them hos up in here, make sure I * 'em first", and (drinking and driving)"That shit is fun, man!" No stereotype or politically-correct boundary is too sacred for the Wayans brothers to poke fun at. Some of the jokes hit, some miss, and the fun will definitely be increased by those who have seen the films that "Don't Be A Menace..." frequently jests. Not extremely culturally-important fare, but a good laugh, nonetheless.