Yeah, on second thought, even your love for Bernie Mac might not be enough to pull you to the theater for this one. Unless you have a thing for terrible hairdos, because Jackson sports several of them here. First he has corn rows, as if he's been living the life of a gangster since his character and Bernie Mac's split up the band. And then he has long, curly, gray hair. I'm not sure how or why it changes, but they are both awful. I know there are better options for him, because he was bald in Lakeview Terrace, and that looked a thousand times better. Jackson's also just much more in his element being the creepy guy from Lakeview Terrace or Black Snake Moan, too. And by "much more in his element," I mean that he is not painful to watch like he is when he's trying to play the broad comedy. You were funny in Pulp Fiction, Samuel L., but I think that's because you weren't trying to play it for laughs. Try that again, and we might start laughing with instead of at you.

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