NegativaBAMBAM_Negativa I thought it was a movie where a Kid that thought it was Cool where kidnapped, to Lern that he isn't cool, THAT Would be Interesting... But, it totally Leaves the context. (spoiler): In the beginning, it looks Like he was Actually kidnapped, but, As the movie went on, It was no longer a kidnap. He went to a rap-Party, he Kissed one of the "kidnappers".. The Kidnappers actors are Bad Trained. After realizing That the Kidnap was a Total fail. then the Actors just start to chill. And he just gets more stupid. He Joins a Gang. and make Friendship with bad Peaple. AND THE WORST PART, B-RAD TOUGHT THAT THIS ALL WAS A JOKE. I Really like Comedy Movies, But this one, was Terrible. You'll waste 86 minutes of your life.

daliaaaaa Imagine watching a movie parodying the "hood" made by people who have never been to, met anyone from, or had any contact with the hood. That is this movie. I'm not just talking about Jamie Kennedy's character, who is supposed to be fake, I'm talking about the whole d**n thing. It was difficult to distinguish the actors who were supposed to be actors and the actors who were supposed to be "real gangstas", because all of the acting in this movie sucks. The first time I watched this movie I thought it was hilarious but the second time it just really rubbed me the wrong way... I don't know, maybe this just isn't my type of humor. The only reason I gave this three stars was because of the fight scenes, especially the Scarface-looking one where he was on the car screaming "AHHHHHAHAHAHAHA" like a nut... the one with all the gang members in the house facing that crew of Malibu people holding a f*****g whale harpoon and a rocket launcher was the only funny part of the movie IMO.

qormi Great premise, but they managed to muck it up. This flick was big on stereotypes; small on imagination. A lot of the humor was sophomoric and crass; indicating a not- too - mature writing staff. Some adult supervision would have greatly enhanced this predictable bore. The casting was great - all the main characters were quite capable and the movie did have its moments. Jamie Kennedy had the rap-wannabe dialect down. The movie quickly became bogged down with racial stereotyping, however: hostile blacks, lots of guns, women as sex objects. This film had lots of potential - it just needed some direction and, in the end, originality. The word "bitch" was used so frequently as it would indicate that the script writer received royalties for it. "Bitch", "bee-och"; it quickly graduated from offensive to nauseating.

view_and_review This movie was stupid, asinine, and absurd, but... man were there some funny scenes. The entire movie wasn't funny, but there were a few scenes that were a riot. MMW was so over the top that it couldn't be taken even slightly serious, hence it made it pretty funny. This movie never took itself seriously even for a second, which was actually sort of nice because you never had to analyze or look for meaning in anything that would otherwise probably be highly offensive. I want to say that MMW was a spoof, or parody even, but just not on the level of a Lesley Nielson type parody.Malibu's Most Wanted is not Oscar caliber movie but from what I hear, it is a lot better than the Jamie Kennedy starred "Son of the Mask".