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You People

Name: You People
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Released: 2023-01-20
Duration: 117 min
Rating: 5.608

★ 5,6 /10 (781 Votes)

2023 EN 117 min

Overview

A new couple and their families reckon with modern love amid culture clashes, societal expectations and generational differences.

Stream

Release date

20/01/2023

Votes

781

Popularity

2.4

Opposites attract. Families don't.

Genres

Romance Comedy

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

117 min

Website

www.netflix.com

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Eddie Murphy

Akbar

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Shelley

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Nia Long

Fatima

Travis "Taco" Bennett

Omar

David Duchovny

Arnold

Molly Gordon

Liza

Deon Cole

Demetrius

Andrea Savage

Becca

Elliott Gould

Mr. Greenbaum

Rhea Perlman

Bubby

Mike Epps

Uncle EJ

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Yung Miami

Tiffany

Khadijah Haqq McCray

Renee

Bryan Greenberg

Issac

Jordan Firstman

Danny

Andrew Schulz

Cousin Avi

Matt Walsh

Don Wood

Emily Arlook

Kim Glassman

Hal Linden

Mr. Greenwald

Winnie Holzman

Mrs. Greenbaum

Richard Benjamin

Dr. Green

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Doug Hall

Chris

Anthony Anderson

Barber #1

Malik S.

Patron

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Ian Sargent Phillips

Hotel Employee

Ahmad Dugas

Imam

Nelson Franklin

Director

Rob Huebel

Producer

Murray Gray

Maliah

Felipe Esparza

Zminski

Kym Whitley

Aunt Nadine

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Doris Hancox

Aunt Donna

Romy Reiner

Jackie Golden

Marla Garlin

Mother

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Marcus Mullins

Opposing Teammate

Kash Abdulmalik

Patron #2

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Emily G. Miller

Spa Receptionist

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Reese Levine

Boy Staring at Ezra

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Alana Jackson

Stripper #1

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Amy Bernstein

Rabbi #1

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Todd Shotz

Rabbi #2

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Chayim Frenkel

Cantor

DJ Drama

Kenya Barris

Airplane Passenger

Robert Diago DoQui

Akbar Photo Double

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Chinyere Dobson

Tyra

Pason

Restaurant Guest (uncredited)

James Moses Black

Imam (uncredited)

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Ren Burttet

Adam (uncredited)

LeChristopher Williams

Guest (uncredited)

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_You People_ is a cold-blooded comedy filled with miserable characters who are all horrible human beings. The performances are fine if you were meant to walk away hating everyone in this film. Worst of all, this entire scenario can only end one way. There is eventually a moment of sincerity and humility, but it feels like too little too late. _You People_ is two hours of people being dicks to one another in unfunny fashion with a rushed bow filled with forced heartfelt predictability tacked on at the very end. **Full review:** https://boundingintocomics.com/2023/01/27/you-people-review-o…

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You People is a painfully average movie. Very average performances mixed with a bad script. The whole story felt as if they were checking off scenarios from a social issues list. I am all for telling these types of stories about race and sexuality, but the message is so blatant that it takes precedent over the plot. It results in a very manufactured experience. Despite my issues with the story, the movie was just not that funny. There were times I did laugh, I can admit, but that will happen with the amount of jokes they were spitting out. I didn’t really have a connection with main two charac…

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"You People" is a culture/race clash comedy that revolves around a mixed-race couple and their respective parents. Despite the cast, which includes several SNL alumni, having the talent to deliver comedic performances, the film falls short in delivering engaging and meaningful humor. The presentation style reminiscent of a "GTA 5" cutscene, along with the opening credits depicted in a "Photoshop speedpaint" style, also left something to be desired. Additionally, Eddie Murphy's portrayal of a self-insert of Kenya Barris, who heavily focuses on the dislike of bi-racial people, detracted from the…

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