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At last an unbiased movie by Singleton. I never thought I'd see something like this, but I did. Singleton has the courage to portray what happens with a portion of black American males (and females): lack of maturity, selfishness, irresponsibility in parenthood... (this applicable to males). As with females, he signals how naive they can be at times. And he does so without self victimism.

With regards to acting, I would say it is merely average, but the story is so good that it is not that relevant. I specially liked the work by Ving Rhames, and Snoopy is not bad either. I was surprised and I was pleased.

Good job, Singleton.

7/10

First of all, I don't understand how so many people hated this movie. I know it is no piece of art, but hey, I laughed a lot. The characters were well developed and the acting is good. I especially liked the work done by the actor who plays the married guy (I believe it is Judah Domke). He is really funny.

It is also a short movie (about 78 minutes), so you don't get tired of it. At least I didn't. If you want to see a comedy that commits suicide, rent Town and Country. It has great actors, much larger budget, but gets lost in itself. This does not happen with Whipped. In my case, it was worth the money. I have seen plenty of worse movies.

Score: 6.8/10