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| UNDERCOVER BROTHER (2002) | Dir. Malcolm D. Lee | USA | 5/31/2003 |
GRADE: 6/10 |
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When the Brotherhood, an organization that works on keeping the world equal, realizes that something shady is taking place in the world they send in the Undercover Brother, Eddie Griffin. The Undercover Brother has to create a cover, which will transform his attitude and life style to an aloof white man in a polo shirt and loafers. Disguised, the Undercover Brother begins to penetrate the evil source of oppression and he realizes that there are many enemies to face before justice can be served. Undercover Brother is a comedy that flirts with the reality of racial oppression and bigotry that sometimes surfaces in our society. Lee creates a comedy with moments where the comedy reaches the audience with an educational value; however, there are also moments where the hilarious amplification creates an absurdity where the lessons fade away. In the end, the audience is left with a decent cinematic experience. |
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