Lance Crouther,
Jennifer Coolidge,
Wanda Sykes,
Robert Vaughn,
Chris Rock
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This comic spoof is spun off from a character that first appeared on The Chris Rock Show, and is written and directed by Louis C.K., one of that show's producers. Lance Crouther stars as Pootie Tang, ... read more
Directed by: Louis C.K.
Release Date: June 29, 2001
DVD Release Date: November 27, 2001
Stats: 1,527 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (1,527)
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December 2, 2010
Pootie Tang is quite possibly one of the dumbest movies I've ever seen. I'm talking dumb as a bowl of mice dumb and I laughed my ass off at this movie. I would've loved to see a raunchier R-rated version but watching Wanda Sykes dance (and just Wanda Sykes in general) more than m... read more
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February 3, 2010
Why haven't I reviewed this movie yet? I've seen years ago, and it still makes me smile when I think of it. Looking through other Flixter reviews, it seems people love this movie, but are afraid to give it a good rating. "Stupid..." they rant, ..."but can't help but laugh". ... read more
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January 6, 2009
This movie is stupid, ridiculous and completely moronic. ...and yet, I find myself laughing hysterically every time I see it. Why God, why?!?!?
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March 30, 2009
Silly but entertaining, same humor style as "the Airplane series" but not quite as silly. Maybe it's just a "Pootie Thang"
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May 23, 2012
Hardly a cause for guilt or embarrassment, this is a straight-up, no-holds-barred, straight-to-the-gut absurdist comedy. It's even crazier than Half Baked, another insane, mostly retarded slam dunk for satire. Pootie Tang doesn't have quite the same hold on its audience, since it... read more
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October 31, 2011
I had to give this a look because of the Louis CK involvement, as I'd only seen portions of it before and found the weird gibberish language very off-putting and annoying.
Watched in its entirety, the film is amusing from time to time, though I still never fully warmed to the go... read more -
May 27, 2011
"Just 'cause a girl like to dress fancy and stand on the street corner near some whores, you automatically think she's hookin'?"
Critic Reviews
A pretty inspired and consistently witty satirical skewering of three decade's worth of macho black pop cultural clichés. Full Review
Mostly an amusing exercise in black vernacular, searching for a point. Full Review
It would've made a great 30-minute comic short. Most of the film is padding. Full Review
This astonishingly unfunny Paramount comedy is burdened with writing, direction and acting that would cause Ed Wood to wince.
The rule is pretty simple: The thinner the skit, the thinner the big-screen spin-off. Full Review
The material it does pull off is daring and sharp.
A two-minute character-based skit ... stretched to a mind-boggling 82 minutes. Full Review
Its calculated crudity and sledgehammer gags offer the same ephemeral pleasures one gets when heckling a campy blaxploitation thriller. Full Review
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