I'm Gonna Git You Sucka

Unrelenting, unremitting, a brilliant broad-brush of a parody.

In many respects this is a black counterpart to The Naked Gun, and very nearly as funny; the bounty of antimacho gags is both unexpected and refreshing.

The greatest pleasure comes from seeing '70s veterans send themselves up.

I'm Gonna Git You Sucka is a lively but uncertain mixture of nostalgia, silliness and genuinely unpredictable humor.

Since we are dealing with parody here, every aspect of black communities is open territory for Wayans' brand of humour.

Wayans' choosing to play romantic lead seems more narcissistic than smartly comic (watch him unleash those built biceps once too often); he lacks an unidentifiable shtick.

The sucka in this film isn't the villain. It's the ticket buyer.

There's so much energy in this satire, that you can't help laughing at its bawdy charm. Clumsy, irreverent, adolescent, yes. And often very funny.

Keenan Ivory Wayans offers his fan base probably the only funny film he's ever directed.

In offering up this affectionate parody of the old movies, Wayans also turns a satiric eye on black culture in general -- but in an inoffensive, lighthearted manner.