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All 20 Reynaldo Rey Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
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In the hospital soap opera spoof Young Doctors in Love, a group of unsuspecting interns is ready to embark on their medical journey at City Hospital. As they navigate the winding halls of healthcare, the newly minted doctors find themselves entangled in a web of wild and hilarious misadventures, all while trying to balance their professional and personal lives.
Harlem Nights, set in 1930s Manhattan, follows a New York City gambling house owner and his associates as they navigate fierce competition, gangsters, and crooked cops to keep their business afloat. This crime drama, filled with unexpected twists and turns, is brought to life by the comedic genius of Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor, along with the wit of Redd Foxx. As the stakes become higher, the trio must rely on their street smarts and unwavering loyalty to each other to survive.
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"Out of This World, Man!" is the creation of iconic director Tommy Chong and is a jovial, comical expedition set in the year 1990. The film revolves around an older hippie who undertakes a transcontinental adventure, traveling from Los Angeles to New York City, all in an effort to reconnect with his distant family. During his journey, he meets a variety of interesting characters, including a female police officer and a truck driver, along with numerous marijuana-induced escapades.
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"The Three Muscatels" is a hilarious comedy that pays homage to the classic tale of The Three Musketeers. Starring Richard Pryor, this parody takes a funny and unexpected turn when a coed falls asleep while reading the novel and finds herself in the midst of a fantastical adventure.
"Talkin' Dirty After Dark" is a raucous comedy film set in the heart of Los Angeles, where a group of rebellious stand-up comedians, both novice and notorious, come together to create a symphony of love, laughter, and scandalous jokes. Dukie's, a legendary late-night comedy club, is the stage where these comics showcase their unique blend of humor, as they navigate their way through overlapping love lives and the challenges of the entertainment industry.
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A Rage in Harlem (1991) is a gripping crime comedy that masterfully blends humor with dark undertones. Set in the vibrant world of Harlem, Manhattan, and New York City, the film follows a gold-obsessed gangster's desperate pursuit of his girlfriend after she escapes a shootout with a trunkload of gold.
In the 1992 comedy-sports film "White Men Can't Jump" directed by Ron Shelton, Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson take on the roles of dynamic street basketball players Billy Hoyle and Sidney Deane. The movie unfurls on the vibrant streets of Los Angeles, showcasing a fierce competition and rivalry between these two street ball legends. As the plot progresses, Billy and Sidney combine their skills to outdo each other in a high-stakes game, boosting their chances of winning cash on street courts and basketball tournaments.
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"Bebe's Kids, " a 1992 animated comedy film directed by Bruce W. Smith, is a lively tale of three uncontrollably rambunctious kids and the chaos they unleash. When a man agrees to look after his new girlfriend's kids, he finds himself in over his head as they wreak havoc in their own unique way.
House Party 3, released in 1994, brings the comedic antics of Kid, played by Christopher Reid, and his trusty sidekick Play, portrayed by Christopher Martin. Our heroes embark on a wild adventure, as Kid prepares to embark on a lifelong commitment by getting married. The film's plot revolves around Play's mission to throw an unforgettable bachelor party. However, things take a hilarious turn when Kid's three energetic nephews suddenly burst onto the scene and attempt to show Kid and Play the true meaning of parties.
10. Friday (1995)
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 ready to sing to the tune of "Jackie's Back! " in this hilarious comedy-musical mockumentary, as it takes you back to the '60s with '60s diva Jackie Washington, played by Jenifer Lewis. This incredible sing-along movie sees Jackie planning her epic comeback tour, with the help of interviewer Edward Whatsett St.
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"Play It to the Bone" is a captivating 1999 sports comedy-drama film, directed by Ron Shelton and written by the same. The film follows two best friends, former middleweight contenders Mike Gambone, played by Antonio Banderas, and Shawn Regan, portrayed by Woody Harrelson. The story takes an unexpected turn when they both travel to Las Vegas to face each other in a high-stakes boxing game for the very first time.
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TV in Black: The First Fifty Years celebrates the impact of black image on American television culture in an engaging two-hour program. Filled with rare footage, memorabilia, and photographs, the documentary delves into the personal journeys of actors, writers, and producers who created television history.
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Experience the exhilarating energy of the 70s in "Roll Bounce, " a heartwarming comedy-drama set during the summer of 1978. When a group of friends from Chicago, Illinois, face the closure of their beloved neighborhood roller-skating rink, they must adapt and venture to a new rink in search of their beloved disco music and tube socks.
Robin Harris: Live from the Comedy Act Theater is a 2006 movie that takes a glimpse into the life and work of the late, legendary comedian. Featuring never-before-seen stand-up footage along with interviews with renowned celebrities and comedians, this film gives fans an opportunity to witness the extraordinary talent of Robin Harris that had a profound impact on the comedy world.
16. Uncle P (2007)
"Uncle P" is a delightful 2007 comedy that centers around the life of P. Miller, a renowned rapper and multi-millionaire, who unexpectedly becomes the legal guardian of his little sister's three adorable children. This sudden shift in his life brings about unexpected challenges and joys as P. Miller embarks on his journey towards fatherhood.
"Black Supaman" is a comedic take on the superhero genre, starring Master P as Bernard Jr. , a 30-year-old trying to make a difference in the troubled streets of his inner-city neighborhood. Despite his laudable intentions, Bernard can't resist indulging in his favorite pastime - smoking weed. When he gets high, he transforms into the vigilante alter ego known as 'Black Supaman. '
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"First Sunday" is a hilarious dark comedy that follows two bumbling, petty criminals, Durell (played by Ice Cube) and LeeCare (Katt Williams) as they botch a church robbery. Instead of the money they were expecting, they find themselves at the mercy of a kind, unassuming church employee.
In the 2008 romantic comedy "Net Connection, " Katt Williams takes on the role of Kat, a dedicated subway station worker who unexpectedly finds love amidst her colleagues. Despite being content in her relationship, Kat's boyfriend explores other connections on a popular dating platform.
"Why We Laugh: Black Comedians on Black Comedy" (2009) is a documentary that delves into the world of Black comedy, exploring its history and evolution since the early 20th century. With off-screen narration and interviews with prominent comedians, this film takes a chronological approach to uncover the social and political contexts that have shaped the genre. From minstrels and classic sitcoms to modern-day stand-up comedians like Dick Gregory, Flip Wilson, Bill Cosby, and Richard Pryor, the film showcases their unique humor and impact on the industry.