Who Made the Potatoe Salad?
Who Made the Potatoe Salad?
R | 07 November 2006 (USA)
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An urban romantic comedy about a young San Diego policeman who travels to Los Angeles with his fiance to meet her dysfunctional family and announce their engagement.

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toe-6

This is definitely one of the worst movies I have ever seen. OK They spell potato with an 'e' and that bugged me from the off, but even ignoring that, the performances, script and direction are so below par, I would not have been surprised if this had been a drama school production. However, if the actors and director were to submit this, they would fail and have to resit the examination. It is to be hoped they don't try again.Not even funny when it's not supposed to be, just absolutely woeful. A romcom devoid of romance, absent of any comedy.Why is this not in the bottom 100 films?

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sparky1464

This movie was painful to watch. The comedic scenes were at times awkward and never, not even one time, funny. All this movie has time was perpetuate stereotypes, and waste 90 minutes of my life. Steer clear of this at all costs. I wasn't expecting fine cinema, or Oscar worthy performances. I was expecting a bad b movie. Those types of movies are funny to me at times but this wasn't even that. It wasn't cheesy it was just offensive, horrible, badly written, and just flat out worthless. If you paid me, I would never watch this again. Please please burn this movie, and I hope to never see a copy of it again. My goodness.

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leighabc123

This movie started out stupid! How can a cop get tied up by a criminal and get his pants taken off? The fly girl that played Jaleel's fiancé was too introverted and did not have many lines. And Ella Joyce didn't, either. Clifton Powell's role made the movie! Why didn't Jaleel's character ever stand up to him? He was such a wimp throughout the movie. Having Reynaldo Rey and BeBe Drake as a couple in this movie was funny! The movie was almost over before we heard, "Who made the potatoe salad?" This movie is for adults only! You will see the silliness of Steve Urkel in this movie, but you will never see the strong will of Steve Urkel. These are the only types of roles Jaleel White will successfully play in.

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Bunnie Hoye

Jaleel is a wonderful, handsome romantic comedy lead. This movie was so enjoyable(especially on Thanksgiving Day, which is one of the big funny scenes), that my family and I watched it several times during the holiday, and cracked up. I know there are cuss words, "N" words, and all, but in the context of the material, it is familiar and just downright funny. As a matter of fact, this movie makes great entertainment when people come by and want to have a drink, popcorn, and laugh. The acting was great. The soundtrack is really "off the chain"... I loved it. Would like to purchase a CD with the music on it. It's all original music. The scene with Jaleel alone at the train station could really be a music video because the vocalist is hot. I think it's among some of the best work I've scene Clifton Powell do, and he and Ella Joyce have great chemistry. Ella seems to be the voice of calm and reason in this film and she is great also, along with Reynaldo Rey. It's great to see him in a film. I will watch everything this director does. I like his films. Who Made The Potatoe Salad is entertaining.

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