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Soooooo Jeepers Creepers 2 was supposed to be the movie tonight but I got the days confused. Honestly, this was God's plan because I NEEDED this laugh!!! Sorry for the humming noise in the video, it was my fan...I was so hot lol

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Dominic

I’ve seen this movie so many times ughhhh I love itttt😩😩this movie makes me love being black and raised around black culture I caught EVERYTHING 😂😂😂

Dominic

Can I say I am dying laughing watching you crack up laughing at this movie even tho we both seen this before watching you laugh it make me laugh harder especially at the “NO HOLD IT NIGGA” part😂😂😂😂😭😂😭😭😭

Marlon Bellamy

Feel better. I watched this movie for the first time about a year ago & i enjoyed it. Here are some fun facts: King played by Melvin Gregg & Nnamdi played by Sinqua Walls were also on the Fight Night Series. Marlon Wayans was supposed to play Reggie in The Nutty Professor.

mgilldesign

Is the sequel called "Last One Hired, First One Fired?"

A.Light33

I watched this once and loved it! I haven't revisited it because I'm always watching so many things but it is a good time!

Sista Gurl on Films

I haven't watched Fight Night but I hear it's really good! I'm glad Dave got it instead, Marlon was too much back then. His style of comedy was too goofy to me

Sista Gurl on Films

I feel like streaming is a gift and a curse. Back in the day when you liked a movie you either bought the VHS or DVD or waited for it to come on TV so you could record it. Now, we have access to things much easier and we don't really watch stuff more than once frequently. We have too many things to watch now.

Marlon Bellamy

Fight Night is Kevin Hart’s best work. Marlon said that Keenen gave him a choice to be in Don’t Be A Menace or The Nutty Professor. Requirem For A Dream was Marlon’s first departure from comedy.