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Who's your Caddy

Reviewed on 01/31/08 Plays: 7

It was ok...Big Boi of outcast can act pretty well for a new comer Who's Your Caddy?, Movie DVDs, Movies & TV Shows

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Antwan Andre "Big Boi" Patton of OutKast proves himself an ingratiating leading man in the rambunctious rap comedy Who's Your Caddy . High-powered rap mogul C-Note wants to get a membership at an exclusive country club run by a racist snob named Cummings. When he's rebuffed, C-Note and his pugnacious entourage stir up trouble until Cummings' sleek lawyer Shannon (Tamala Jones, Daddy Day Camp ) advises Cummings to accept C-Note, so that if he breaks the rules, he can be legally ousted. But it turns out that C-Note has deeper issues on his mind and isn't so easily gotten rid of--especially when he starts to woo Shannon. This slapdash hybrid of Caddyshack and The Brothers feels silly and features far too much flatulence, homophobia, blows to the testicles, and buxom flygirls shaking their booties--but that makes it no different from the output of the Farrelly Brothers ( Kingpin , There's Something About Mary ) or the Wayans family ( Scary Movie , Little Man ). Cummings hams up his villainous role with professional vigor, Sherri Shepherd ( The View ) camps it up as C-Note's assistant, while cameos and brief bits by Garrett Morris ( Saturday Night Live ) and Tony Cox ( Bad Santa ) give the movie some added energy. --Bret Fetzer

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