Corey Mattheson
I live in the UK and I have the original 1993 CIC Video release! It's one of the most hard to find VHS in this country! Its even a rare timer coded preview copy with a small timer at the top of the screen! That makes it even more rare! And you know where I got it? From Doncaster Market for £1! It has all the original VHS trailers on it for other movies like "Sneakers" and "Wuthering Heights"! Plus, Its an ex-rental copy, too! And I'm never gonna sell it, either! The only way you'r gonna get it is to go on Amazon.co.UK and buy it for £22.95! Ha! I also have Cabin Boy and Indian Summer (1993) on UK VHS too! Take that! The movie was good, too.
bmitchell3000
My brother was working at a movie theater when I saw this movie; I saw it for free and still walked out. I have seen a lot of movies in my time but this was the worst. When people ask me what the worst movie I have ever seen was I mention this movie in less than one second. This movie is bad because it goes from one lame plot set-up to the next, it encourages stereotypes about blacks that are sickening and the flow is awful. If you want to see how to make children cry and vomit at the same time then study this movie. Okay, this movie is not good "bad" but terrible bad. If you are like one of those people that watch horrible movies for fun, like me, you will not even be able to make it through this very short film. Please for the love of God destroy all copies of this movie.
soranno
The comedy routines, sketches and characters of the late, great comedian Robin Harris were adapted into a film for this 1992 Paramount release. An animated incarceration of Harris finally goes on a long awaited first date with his new girlfriend and gets more than he ever bargained for when she brings along four extremely rowdy young charges and changes their originally planned quiet setting into a wild and noisy trip to an amusement park called Fun World. The kids are hilarious and are the best part of this really raucous animated film comparable to the cult animation films and techniques of Ralph Bakshi. Not as explicit as one might expect but some mild profanity and blue humor may make some parents want to keep this one away from their kids.
MisterWhiplash
This is the first animated feature aimed at black audiences, and it actually works pretty well. The film is based loosely on a bit by comic Robin Harris (who can be seen in his routine in the beginning credits) where he looks back on a day where he goes on a date with a woman, and tagging along are her son and three brats that are her friend's kids. They go to a amusement park, and then the fun starts (coincidentally, the park is called Funworld). Filled with good humor, bright animation, and the intro (for me anyway) of the mama insults (ie- Your momma's so dumb, she heard it was chili outside, she went and got a bowl). Featuring Faizon Love as the voice of Robin Harris (Harris died before the movie was to be made) and Tone Loc as Pee-Wee. A-
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