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Who's Your Caddy? (2007)

Director: Don Michael Paul

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A rap mogul faces off against a country club that won't accept him as a member.

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From Time Out New York

Total sand trap. When this flick’s snobs-versus-slobs premise debuted in the magnificently crude Caddyshack 27 years ago, it didn’t have to bear the weight of a race corrective. Here, the balance is all off, veering from fart jokes to inspirational bombast that we’re supposed to take seriously. OutKast’s Antwan “Big Boi” Patton, playing a heroic Diddy-like mogul, remains a boring lead, though comedian Faizon Love does zany extremely well. A few visual jokes, like a golf cart pimped out with rims, may keep you from slitting your wrists.

Author: Joshua Rothkopf

Time Out New York Issue 618: August 2–8, 2007


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Cast & crew

Director: Don Michael Paul

Cast: Big Boi, Jeffrey Jones, Susan Ward, Sherri Shepherd full cast

Duration: 93 mins

UK Release: Jul 27 2007



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