Taxi
Action • PG-13 • 2004 • 1 hr 37 min
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It’s ridiculous & silly but cute & funny. Fallon & Latifah are great & lots of great supporting, Jen Esposito, Christian Kane, Henry Simmons
Cool light movie. Simple story, nice comedy.
Awful, unfunny and tedious. Dumb premise and nowhere near as fun as it thinks it is
I remember it being entertaining as a kid but I should probably rewatch again
Only liked this movie because it had Gisele.
So bad. So dumb. But oh so enjoyable. Love Latifah and Fallon together.
Here’s the thing. I understand it’s not a great movie. But it’s a damn fun guilty pleasure of mine. It’s funny to me, what can I say?
Writing, acting and directing is just plain bad. Latifah is almost bearable, but all the rest is a big no
Nothing special, but can be watched to spend time
Love this movie so much. It’s hilarious and the cast does a great job!
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