White Chicks

In the comedy film 'White Chicks' directed by Keenan Ivory Wayans, FBI agents and brothers Marcus and Kevin Copeland (played by Shawn Wayans and Marlon Wayans) must disguise themselves as white socialite sisters in order to protect them from a kidnapping plot. The Copeland brothers face hilarious challenges as they navigate the world of high society, learning valuable lessons about identity, friendship, and acceptance along the way. Filled with witty humor and absurd situations, 'White Chicks' is a satirical take on race relations and societal stereotypes that delivers plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments.

Despite its low ratings from top critics, 'White Chicks' has amassed a cult following and garnered mixed reviews. While some appreciate the film's over-the-top humor and the Wayans brothers' comedic performances, others criticize its reliance on stereotypes and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes rates 'White Chicks' at a meager 15%, with critics calling it 'crass' and 'unfunny'. IMDb users are slightly more generous, giving it a 5.8/10 rating based on over 113K reviews. Metacritic offers a rating of 41/100, indicating mixed or average reviews. Some viewers praise the film for its entertainment value and memorable quotes, while others point out its problematic elements and dated humor. Despite its flaws, 'White Chicks' remains a divisive comedy that continues to spark debates among audiences.