A comedy classic with a social message about racism that should be seen by all
Undercover Brother is a lost comedy classic. It’s hardly ever on TV so not many people have seen it since it came out in the theaters in 2002.<br /><br />The plot is a comedy inspired by 1970s Blaxploitation films. Eddie Griffin is the Undercover Brother who comes into contact with the Brotherhood, a secret black organization committed to fighting The Man, i.e. the racist power structure in America. The Brotherhood consists of Sistah Girl (Aunjanue Ellis), Conspiracy Brother (Dave Chappelle), Smart Brother (Gary Anthony Williams), Lance (Neil Patrick Harris), and The Chief (Chi McBride). They find out that The Man has launched a plot to brainwash African Americans via a fried chicken franchise run by General Warren Boutwell (Billy Dee Williams).<br /><br />Writer John Ridley and Michael McCullers did a fantastic job because Undercover Brother is one of those films with a joke in every scene. There is no let up on the laughs. Conspiracy Brother for example, is set off at almost every occasion such as when Undercover Brother tells him he should relax and go see a movie. Conspiracy Brother tells him he doesn’t like movies because the black character always gets killed. Undercover Brother then has to go undercover at a corporation that leads to more hilarity. He meets Penelope Snow (Denise Richards) and they end up singing “Ebony and Ivory” together at a Karaoke bar. Later they end up seeing each other and run into Sistah Girl at a department store where Penelope calls her “Tan-jah” when her name is Tanya. Then when Undercover Brother gets defensive about seeing a white woman, a voice comes over the store’s intercom saying “angry black man in khakis.” Mr Feather (Chris Kattan) works for the man and is running his fried chicken scheme but secretly loves black culture. During one scene he’s looking for a song and comes across Mary J. Blige and does an entire dance routine to her music. He has a ridiculous fight scene with Undercover Brother at the end as well. Neal Patrick Harris is a scene stealer as well. Towards the climax, he gets challenged by three big security guards who he dispatches by squishing their heads and tearing out their spins, and finishes by saying they should have never called him “sissy.” In fact, there are so many funny moments in this movie it’s impossible to go into all of them.<br /><br />The film also has a social message amongst all the laughs which is that all races of people should work together to fight the racist power structure, which is used to divide and conquer people in America.<br /><br />I can’t recommend this movie enough. It is a fantastic comedy that more people should see.<br />C
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Strap yourself in for "Great fun!" (Newsday) in the outrageously hilarious, wildly over-the-top comedy spectacular The Washington Post applauds as "A very funny spoof!" He's badder than Bond. He's cooler than any international man of…secrets. He's Undercover Brother, a globe-trotting disco-dude of intrigue with more cool spy gadgets up his sleeve than you can shake a rocket-launching cigar at. Now, this Kung-Fu-fighting, Caddy-convertible-driving super-secret agent is swinging into action against a deliciously twisted plot to brainwash all of humanity! Rocking to a solid-gold '70s soundtrack, Undercover Brother is the funk-fuelled comedy free-for-all Newsday raves is "Infectiously funny!"Bonus Content:.