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All 30 Bernie Mac Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of Bernie Mac, the dynamic and hilarious actor who brought immense energy to both the small and big screens. In this roundup, we celebrate some of Mac's most memorable movie performances, exploring his unique talents and the impact he left on Hollywood. So, sit back, relax, and prepare to laugh as we take a joyful journey through Bernie Mac Movies.
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Friday is a 1995 comedy-drama film directed by F. Gary Gray and written by Ice Cube and DJ Pooh. The movie stars Ice Cube, Chris Tucker, and Nia Long. Set in a neighborhood where Craig and Smokey find themselves owing $200 to a local bully. If they don't come up with the money by Friday, there won't be a Saturday for them. The duo must navigate through a series of hilarious and dramatic situations as they hustle to raise the cash.
"Get on the Bus" is a powerful and thought-provoking drama set against the backdrop of the Million Man March in Washington, DC. Directed by the legendary Spike Lee and written by Reggie Rock Bythewood, this film delves deep into the world of African-American race relations and history. The movie follows a diverse and engaging group of men as they embark on a transformative journey, traveling by bus to participate in the historic event.
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In 1997's comedy-romance "Booty Call, " Jamie Foxx and Tommy Davidson take the lead as two friends on a quest to find love and satisfaction. As the years go by and their sex lives begin to suffer, they join forces to turn their luck around. With laugh-out-loud humor, "Booty Call" delves into the ups and downs of friendship, love, and, of course, sex.
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In "B*A*P*S, " a hilarious neo-screwball comedy, two unsophisticated homegirls from Georgia embark on a daring journey to the glamorous city of Los Angeles. Their goal? To make it big as dancers. But as fate would have it, they stumble upon a gold mine – scamming a dying millionaire to elevate their social status and reach the stars.
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In the gritty, fast-paced world of "The Players Club", a young woman finds herself embroiled in a high-stakes game of ambition and survival. Set against the backdrop of a glamorous yet cutthroat world, this 1998 movie offers a raw and honest look at the trials and tribulations faced by those daring enough to chase their dreams.
6. Life (1999)
"Life" is a gripping 1999 film directed by Ted Demme and written by Robert Ramsey and Matthew Stone. Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence take the lead in this captivating drama, playing two strangers who, after being wrongfully convicted, develop a strong bond that lasts through the 20th century. The film takes place primarily against the backdrop of prison life, but also delves into themes of friendship, redemption, and the struggle for life, all set against the backdrop of the Great Depression.
Mark your calendars for the spectacular 30th anniversary of the eminent NAACP Image Awards, which commemorate outstanding accomplishments in music, television, and film by multitalented individuals of color from 1998. Co-hosted by the charismatic Blair Underwood and the magnetic Mariah Carey, this unparalleled evening is brimming with awe-inspiring performances, heartwarming tributes, and uplifting speeches.
Experience a night of unforgettable hilarity with "The Original Kings of Comedy, " a concert film that showcases some of the most talented African American stand-up comedians. Directed by the renowned Spike Lee, this 2000 production gathers Cedric The Entertainer, Steve Harvey, and D. L. Hughley on stage for an evening filled with side-splitting laughter and comedic brilliance that transcends generations.
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Experience the hilarious escapades of comedy and crime in "What's the Worst That Could Happen? " released in 2001. The film stars Martin Lawrence, Danny DeVito, and John Leguizamo, who take on the roles of a wealthy man, a conniving thief, and an inadvertent accomplice.
Experience the thrilling heist of a lifetime in Ocean's Eleven, a 2001 film directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Julia Roberts. Newly released from prison, Danny Ocean (Clooney) plans a grand robbery of three Las Vegas casinos: The Bellagio, The Mirage, and the MGM Grand, all owned by the enigmatic Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia).
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Get ready for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate the 33rd NAACP Image Awards in 2002! Hosted by the hilarious Chris Tucker, this star-studded event honors exceptional achievements in music, television, and motion pictures made by people of color throughout 2001.
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Prepare to be captivated by the 34th NAACP Image Awards - a celebration of extraordinary talent in the world of music, television, and film. Hosted by the charismatic Cedric The Entertainer, this prestigious ceremony, held in 2003, honors outstanding achievements made by people of color throughout 2002.
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Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle revs up the action, adventure, and comedy in this 2003 sequel to the popular 2000 film. When a valuable witness protection profile database is stolen, the Angels - Natalie Odell (Lucy Liu), Alex Munday (Cameron Diaz), and Erin Storm (Drew Barrymore) - are on the case. As the investigators delve deeper into the mysterious series of murders, they uncover a sinister plot linking the Mafia and Yakuza. Fans of action-packed thrillers will be delighted with this exciting ride filled with high-stakes missions, high-tech gadgets, and jaw-dropping stunts.
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"Head of State" is a comedic political satire that follows the unexpected journey of Washington, D. C. alderman Mays Gilliam as he becomes an unlikely presidential candidate.
15. Bad Santa (2003)
Bad Santa is an offbeat take on Christmas, featuring Billy Bob Thornton as an expertly cunning conman who, alongside his partner (Bernie Mac), poses as a drunken Santa and his helper to rob department stores on the most wonderful time of the year. However, their plan takes a detour when their conman finds himself befriending and looking out for a troubled kid in need.
The Award Show Awards Show is a 90-minute documentary that delves into the world of awards shows and their impact on popular culture in a satirical and probing manner. This fascinating film takes a comedic look at the glamour and drama that unfolds during these high-profile events, questioning their true value in shaping our perceptions of fame and success.
Join a century of laughter and charm with "100 Years of Hope and Humor, " a heartwarming tribute to the legendary Bob Hope on his 100th birthday. This star-studded TV special, featuring the likes of Woody Allen, Alan Alda, and Sean Astin, celebrates the life and career of the inimitable Bob Hope through a compilation of his most memorable performances, anecdotes, and never-before-seen footage. Delight in a spectacular blend of comedy, music, and humor, as these esteemed performers pay tribute to the man who brought laughter to generations.
In the thrilling sequel to "Ocean's Eleven, " Daniel Ocean (George Clooney) assembles a fresh ensemble to execute a string of three major heists in the heart of Europe. Joined by a new team member, the slick, sophisticated ensemble is out to pull off a spectacular series of robberies.
Dive into the world of comedic genius with "Saturday Night Live: The Best of Tracy Morgan" (2004). This 2-hour comedy documentary showcases the best moments from the iconic television show's resident funnyman, Tracy Morgan, with memorable skits, parodies, and satire that will leave you rolling on the floor.
20. Guess Who (2005)
"Guess Who" is a heartwarming, hilarious comedy-romance movie that released in 2005. Directed by Kevin Rodney Sullivan and written by William Rose, David Ronn, and Jay Scherick, the film stars Ashton Kutcher, Bernie Mac, and Zoe Saldana. The story revolves around the life of Theresa, a young woman, who surprises her parents by bringing home her fiancé, Simon, played by Ashton Kutcher. The twist, however, is that Simon is not only her fiancé but also white, a fact that Theresa's parents, played by Bernie Mac and Audrey Morris, are not ready to accept.
The 38th NAACP Image Awards, taking place in 2007, recognized exceptional accomplishments by prominent African Americans and Black Americans in the areas of music, television, and film in the year 2006. Hosted by the dynamic LL Cool J, this highly esteemed gathering brought together a diverse mix of talent under one roof. The NAACP utilized this event to acknowledge and commemorate the stellar contributions made by these individuals, allowing their remarkable work to be applauded and celebrated by all.
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"Transformers" is a 2007 action-adventure movie directed by Michael Bay and based on the popular Transformers toy line. The film follows our hero, Sam Witwicky, played by Shia LaBeouf, as he discovers the long-standing conflict between two Cybertronian races: the noble Autobots and the nefarious Decepticons. As it turns out, Sam becomes the key to unlocking the ultimate power - a revelation certain to attract the attention of evil alien robots.
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In "Ocean's Thirteen" (2007), Danny Ocean and his crew embark on their third high-stakes heist to exact revenge on casino owner Willy Bank, who betrayed one of the original group. Led by George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Matt Damon, the gang's masterminds pull off a thrilling, intricate con that has the players pushing their luck to the limits.
24. Soul Men (2008)
In "Soul Men, " two legendary soul singers, played by Samuel L. Jackson and Bernie Mac, reconnect after two decades of estrangement.
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Join the Madagascar crew on their wild adventure in "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa"! In this thrilling sequel, our beloved animals find themselves flying back to New York City, only to crash-land in another world - an African nature reserve in Kenya.
Experience the glitz, glamour, and star-studded atmosphere of the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards in 2008. This annual event, hosted by the American Television Academy, celebrates the achievements of television's brightest stars and showcases their captivating performances throughout the year.
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27. Old Dogs (2009)
"Old Dogs" is a heartwarming comedy about two lifelong friends and business partners who find themselves in a unique parenting role when they suddenly become the temporary guardians of 7-year-old non-identical twins. As they navigate the joys and challenges of raising these energetic young ones, they rediscover the value of family and friendship.
In Search of Ted Demme is a heartfelt and uplifting documentary that captures the spirit of a beloved friend. Crafted by Demme's close-knit family and friends, this film serves as a poignant reflection on the life of a man who touched so many souls in his short yet remarkable journey. Through candid interviews and moving tributes, the documentary invites viewers to celebrate the joys and challenges of lifelong friendships and the enduring bonds of family relationships.
"Catching Hell" delves into the infamous 2003 incident when Chicago Cubs suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Florida Marlins in the National League Championship Series. The film explores the fans' frustrations and their scapegoat, Steve Bartman, who inadvertently interfered with a crucial foul ball.
Def Comedy Jam 25, a celebration of the iconic 90s HBO comedy series, Def Comedy Jam, boasts a star-studded event with surprise guests, tributes, and reenactments of the show's most hilarious and unfiltered moments. This TV special, released in 2017 and rated TV-MA, showcases the legacy and impact that Def Comedy Jam had on the comedy world.