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You People is the superb casting of Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy in a buddy comedy after long. But the movie entirely wastes the potential through an unfunny script and caricatures that lack any sort of depth. With comedic talents in the lead cast, this movie could have been so much more than just a dry and awkward rom-com that does not know where its essence really lies. It clings on to a lot of low hanging fruit when it comes to the jokes, which make the plot as cliched as they come. A new trend in rom-coms today is the self awareness and political correctness, which does not work in favour of this film at all. That said, it is a good slapstick comedy. If you are someone who likes to leave their brains at home and just indulge in mindless comedy, this one will not disappoint you.
Best Contemporary Hair Styling Television Series Limited Series or Miniseries or Movie for Television | 2024
In the film, the character Amira is Muslim. In real life, Lauren London, the actress who plays Amira, is Ashkenazi Jewish.
David Duchovny's character mentions Xzibit several times through the film. Duchovny and Xzibit had previously acted together in The X Files: I Want to Believe (2008). According to Duchovny in a recent interview, he did not bring this fact to the attention of the creators out of concern that his dialogue would be changed.
Shelley (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) mentions to Amira (Lauren London) that she watched the documentary film Good Hair (2009). London appeared in that documentary as herself.
Kenya Barris's feature film directorial debut.
Eddie Murphy and Julia Louis-Dreyfus were both cast members on Saturday Night Live (1975) simultaneously from 1982 to 1984. Louis-Dreyfus was also still a cast member when Murphy returned to the show as a guest host on Saturday Night Live: Eddie Murphy/Robert Plant & The Honeydrippers (1984).
"Akbar: Hey, did you know that Mo had titties? Omar: Yeah, they're on her chest."
"Akbar: This is your white granddaddy coming back to haunt me. Fatima: What? Fatima: That nigga never liked me. And it started off by him putting them strong ass genes in you that lighten up the coffee in my babies. Fatima: Akbar you're being ridiculous. Akbar: Yeah. And he planted a poison pill in my little baby girl, and it has grown into this white boy that has invited us to lunch at Roscoe's."
