Juwanna Mann

After building and screening this film I come to a very simple conclusion. This film is good for a few good laughs. Don't expect any more than the previews give you. Very predictable plot along with simple comedy. You can't blame them for trying, I guess.

_Rob

Stay positive!

In my opinion, the best scene is massage parlor. Juwanna and his friend goes to the massage parlor. Friend gets beautiful woman, but Juwanna Mann gets bald fat man. It was funny. I was looking for the scene many years ago, but I didn't know that it's the movie. The movie is very funny and hilarious.

You people know for a fact that we are not talking about a Blockbuster movie here. I mean come on. This is the type of movie that you just sit back with a big bag of whatever and just laugh your head off. No analyzing or looking for "plot holes". I mean, is everyone in the world a movie critic for the Chicago Sun Times - or are all of you the best director in the world just waiting for a chance to do it better, and what do you do, you-criticize-the-movie-to-death-in-hopes-someone-from-Hollywood-reads-your-post-and-get's-in-touch-with-you-because-based-on-your-post-he-wants-you-to-director-the-next-movie-for-him... - give me a &@(#&%(* break.

Sit back and laugh - your live longer - trust me. Stop being so negative about every movie you see. Stop looking for the meaning of life in movies - LOOK ELSEWHERE - TRUST ME YOUR NOT GOING TO FIND THE MEANING OF LIFE IN A MOVIE, MOVIE THEATER, VHS OR DVD.

Your standard "jerk finds his humanity through identification with an Other" formula comedy. In this case, the Other is a female--which is usually a recipe for disaster unless the jerk is Dustin Hoffman.

I let this run as background noise after another movie ended, and was surprised to find myself watching it and even laughing a few times. I can't recommend spending money on a rental, but if it comes on cable you could do worse.

It's not SOME LIKE IT HOT, but it's not bad either. It does require a certain suspension of disbelief, but it demonstrates good morality in the end. Guess I'm in the minority who believes it's worth seeing once.