Malibu's Most Wanted
Comedy • PG-13 • 2003 • 1 hr 26 min
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Surprisingly liked this movie, it a good 2000s throwback movie, I love watching the bloopers at the end !!
This movie cracked me up. It’s just the right amount of scary movie goofy without going completely over the top. B-Rad is a treasure.
Pretty fun premise and great comedic acting throughout
I remember sneaking into this movie as a teenager. Watched it recently and thought it was absolutely terrible
It’s a comedy with one joke the whole movie and the jokes not funny
This might be a hot take, but I think this movie was a stupid kind of funny
Hysterical and constantly quotable. Jamie Kennedy crushes it. A shame they never made a sequel.
Very small targeted audience and even they though it was bad
Kennedy's only good movie. And by good I mean so bad it's good
Semi funny. Mostly a boring movie with no rewatch ability.
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