  Malibu’s Most Wanted- It’s sad to say, but it just wasn’t bad enough. It’s a one joke movie, but it isn’t inept enough to be enjoyable.
It’s as competent as your average sitcom. By that, I mean that the direction was boring, the jokes were tame and if I didn’t write this review immediately after watching it, it would be forgotten. In case I needed a refresher, I now know why I avoid television. The plot is by the numbers. A powerful father figure never gave his son the time of day. Now, he’s a wanna-be rapper. That joke was tired before “Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)” came out. In fact, it would be better suited for the length of an extended music video. Everything that needs to be shown could appear in 10-15 minutes. In fact, the first 5 or 10 minutes of setup were so ridiculous that my hopes were raised. Once the plot kicked in, it went on auto-pilot. It’s another instance of intentional comedy that elicits no laughter. If they had played it as a serious drama (like “You Got Served”) then it may have been amusing for half an hour instead of about 12 minutes.
The pictures begin with the main characters. The last few are minor moments, but they illustrate the rare moments of complete foolishness that the picture desperately needed. B-Rad and crew Black actors turned "thug" for love of money. The love interest An old boo B-Rad's picture perfect family White Kong Snoop Dogg appears in the guise of a sagely rodent High comedy La Dolce Vita Parents just don't understand The captions speak for themselves 
