Who's Your Caddy? Movie
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TAGLINES PLOT SUMMARY
When a rap mogul from Atlanta tries to join a conservative country club in the Carolinas he runs into fierce opposition from the board President- but it's nothing that he and his entourage can't handle.
| Big Boi | C-Note |
| Jeffrey Jones | Cummings |
| Susan Ward | Mrs. Cummings |
| Sherri Shepherd | Lady G |
| James Avery | Caddy Mack |
| David Britt | Foxy Mama's Husband |
| Bruce Bruce | Golf-Ball Eddie |
| Tony Cox | Big Willie Johnson |
| Terry Crews | Tank |
| Cam Gigandet | Mick |
| Linwood Gurley | Club Security |
| Robert Henny | Harry Beanbag |
| Jim Keisler | Shannon Flirt/Carolina Pines Board Member |
| Ross King | Himself |
| Don Michael Paul |
1.30 out of 10 (9868 votes)
Visitor Reviews
Not Deserving of the Awful Rating
posted on 02 Jun 2009First of all, the only reason I even bothered watching this movie was because I saw it rated so low and thought to myself, "It can't be that bad can it?" After watching this movie, the answer was a resounding no.Let's get the obvious out of the way. 1."This movie is a ripoff of Caddyshack" You don't need to even watch the movie to understand this. I have trouble believing that anyone who watched this movie didn't expect it to be heavily influenced by Caddyshack 2. "The acting is horrible." I've seen much, much worse acting. Especially because the majority of the actors in this movie were rappers, and they were barely acting at all. 3. "The script is horrible" Once again...the movie is called Who's Your Caddy, its cast is made of rappers and Jeff Jones. It's ridiculous to go into this movie expecting a Godfather like script. The good: I love great movies. I can't stress enough how much I love those great cult movies like Eraserhead, all those great independent movies like Brick and the such. However, throughout this movie, I couldn't stop laughing. I think I even laughed at this movie more than I laughed at Knocked Up. There are 2 fundamental ways to enjoy this movie. 1: Be stupid enough to thing the jokes were good. or 2. Realize just how bad these jokes are, and laugh at the script not with it. Some of the quotes in this movie are just so misplaced and unnecessary that it's hilarious. Maybe it's all of those racial based jokes that are so horrible that they are amazing. I hope you all have heard of the movie The Room. I think it takes the same state of mind to watch this movie. If you watch Tommy Wiseau's "The Room" with the same state of mind the people who gave this movie a one did, you'd probably vomit. But, you can't. I can't stress enough how necessary it is to watch this movie as if it were an independent movie. This movie is horrible, and that's what makes it so great. Every year there are tons of mediocre 5-6 star movies that invoke nothing in people. Once every few years though, we get a gem like this. A movie so bad that we have to watch it in a totally different way in order to enjoy. Viewers, I ask you, embrace this train wreck and brace yourself for the turbulence.
Worse than awful.
posted on 17 Apr 2009This movie is one of a kind and even that is too big of a compliment for this seriously lackluster movie. It tries to be funny and thoughtful and ends up being incredibly and offensively stupid, racist, and trite.The comedy consistently misses the mark by a huge margin. This movie was intended to be a comedy although it's shockingly unfunny despite an almost foolproof set of comic circumstances and actors.Was it supposed to be a black Caddyshack or was it supposed to be a story of achievement? The movie's underlying message ends up being a thinly-veiled message of unfocused racist hate directed at white people which is actually not funny at all.Watching this film was an hour and a half of my life wasted. If you are considering watching or renting this movie please do yourself a favor and don't. Absolutely no redeeming value, even in it's terribleness. Consider yourself warned.
Whos your caddy
posted on 17 Apr 2009OK people you may look at this movie and think it is udder crap. well your wrong this movie is freaking hilarious i was laughing through most of the movie. It is just hilarious. I recommend seeing it. Big Boi and the crew just make this movie hilarious and just wow. People if your dissing this movie before it came out. just stop because you are just wasting your time. it is probably one of the funniest movies of the summer if not the funniest. the simpsons and rush hour are the only 2 i see as being possibly funnier than this. and yes i know rush hour 3 has yet to come out. i have yet to see simpsons. see this movie you will die laughing.
Soul Shack
posted on 15 Apr 2009I think I've seen this movie before - wasn't it called "Soul Plane" and "Caddyshack"? It's moderately entertaining, but it is the same old tired garbage Hollywood has been churning out for the last few years. Are they really that afraid of trying a new idea? Do they have any idea how many of us are waiting to drop some cash for an original movie? The other extra crappy thing about this movie is that it is supposedly about a hip-hop mogul trying to break into a country club, and although they make plenty of allusions to the staples of hip-hop (naked women and x-rated lyrics), this movie is cleaner than a Disney special from Walmart. Why?? Save your money and just rent the two movies that this is based on - you'll probably enjoy them more...
Great Movie! Funny!
posted on 14 Mar 2009I thought the movie was great. Those of you who made all of those negative comments; it seems that you are upset that, for once, the black people were smarter & wittier than the white people in the movie. I know that there are those few remaining elements out there that can't grasp that idea!I think it's great for my young black adults to see that you don't have to start at the bottom all of the time. That they can walk into any establishment with there head held high and be a prospect rather than a suspect.Through out the entire movie, the young black man did not have to drop his head & "bow down" to the establishment. Instead, he used intelligence, the resources around him, and persistence to reach his goal. Can't we have just one "feel good" movie? Must we always struggle & be tormented throughout the movie in order to have a winning outcome? Let list a few movies with similar humor: Caddy Shack, Blazing Saddles, Airplane!, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day, Nat. Lampoon's Animal House, Big, Shampoo, Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, Mrs. Doubtfire, City Slickers, Beetlejuice, The Jerk, Bull Durham, Good Morning,Vietnam, I could go on & on! Bet you thought those were funny! Why,then, would you single out this movie? Is it because you can't relate to the characters because the ethnicity is not like your own? Think about that!
Better than "next Friday"
posted on 26 Feb 2009This film was hilarious. It's supposed to be a stupid American comedy with racial stereotypes, but it's not as bad as an ice-cube film. hilarious commentary by a guy who looks like a taller version of little john and fat man who's always asking "did he just say *another word for an African person" whenever someone is being discretely racist. it also has uncle Phil from the fresh prince of Bel-air in, although he is hardly recognisable."tdagpalusky" - you need to shut the hell up and use your highly superior taste to comment on the emotional complexities which you have observed watching the relationship unfolding in broke-back mountain, before crying yourself to sleep because heath ledger is gone.the film is funny and isn't filled with the typical, idiotic black comedies with people falling down or being late for work or what-ever it is they think is funny. thats you ice-cube if your reading this.
I love this movie
posted on 24 Feb 2009I like the movie. This movie was funny from beginning till end. Not sure why a lot of people is hating on this movie. I enjoy it. This movie reminds me of How High!!!!! A lot of people won't understand why two movies are funny. I guess you have to live in the hood to understand. ( Just don't carry the information with you there is a time and place to act professional and to act hood. Love the movie. All the actors in this movie was funny and very amusing. I could not stop laughing. This movie should be rated better but I guess other people have other opinions about the movie. I love this movie, I love this movie and I love this movie. I don't think there is any thing else to state about this but I love this movie
Whos your caddy in my opinion ....
posted on 14 Feb 2009Guys I saw the movie and I just didn't like it, it didn't have anything to do with the racism or the bad acting I just didn't like it, reason being is that the jokes were old and I already knew them all, nothing new was thrown in there that could make me laugh even once, it felt more awkward and embarrassing instead of funny. Instead of creating an original comedy that will forever be etched in peoples minds the makers of this movie copied other movies and threw their jokes in a big mix. Thats what I thought of it, this review is solely based on the funny factor of the movie which didn't make me laugh once and a comedy that doesn't make me laugh once can't get a good rating from me, thats all it is.
A triple bogey
posted on 31 Jan 2009My mother and my brother told me this film was funny. I have considered leaving my home because of their taste in movies. This movie is absolutely terrible. Well, I take that back. I believe there was a moment when I cracked a smile at a joke. But the jokes were almost all targeted towards a braindead audience with no sense of humor, whatsoever. The accusations of racism got old, and it was just a painful ride all-around. If anything more terrible than this film has been created by man, I would love to see it. My grades in school actually plummeted after seeing this film, from the loss of brain cells.
You think this is bad? Then you haven't seen a lot of movies!!!!
posted on 29 Jan 2009Man what is everyone's problem with this movie??? Why would every movie have to be "correct"... It's just dumb brainless fun! And there is no harm in that! It can be funny... I'm not saying it's a good movie, but I've seen A lot worse and even they get better scores on this site! I really don't understand how you people want to criticize everything because of the racial stereotypes and some other stuff that could be offending... *µù^$ùµ that! I can name tons of movies with (again) A lot more offending material in any kind of way you want! But hey... Looking at the score I guess it's just me lol! All I'm saying is this movie doesn't deserve this and all those with there lame comments should really watch some more movies, so they'll see and understand what else is out there before they try to be a "critic"... I sure am not, but i know enough to know that this is just wrong! btw I'm a white 24y old European... Just so the hillbillies don't think this is a... Well you know if you got some brains! ;)
Where is the substance in these themes anymore???
posted on 29 Jan 2009OK, I get it, racism still exists: some white people still hate black people as I am sure some black people hate white people. But instead of Hollywood coming out and making a movie of substance about the subject, we get hit with this piece of garbage that throws every stereotype, black and white, in our faces to do what I can only assume is try and show racism still exists.Hey Hollywood, the greatest golfer in the world is black!!! Get off of your butts and go out on any golf course in this country, you will see black people playing golf.This movie is so over the top with stupid racism jokes that have no social value, it feels like the filmmakers wanted to make the black people out to be the antagonists. Caddyshack 2 had more of a social impact than this worthless waste of time.The only bright spot is that no actual talent was wasted here. No actor to feel sorry for. No one that you would see on the screen and go, "How did he/she sign up for this?" Miserable.
Cinema For The Ages
posted on 07 Jan 2009Who's Your Caddy? is rightly considered an American classic. Don Michael Paul directs wonderfully, in the vision of a modern day Harper Lee. The story is easy to follow and the humor is fresh and original. While all these characteristics would qualify Who's Your Caddy? as genius cinema, they do not necessarily indicate a classic. What moves Who's Your Caddy? to classic status is its morality and ability to draw sympathy out of viewers as much today as when it was written in 2005. Who's Your Daddy deals with heavy and vital issues - racism, oppression, injustice. Amazingly, it is able to handle these deep and sensitive areas without feeling depressing or preachy. Michael Paul accomplishes this by making the viewer feel like a child and allowing us to learn along with him. Big Boi's (C-Note) acting makes it is easy to enter the world of modern day Atlanta. Despite all the flaws of the city, it is also easy to love many things about the place and many of the characters. If you have not yet seen Who's Your Caddy?, you will not regret picking it up at your local video store. If you saw it in the theater, it may be time to visit this world again. Wait, I've changed my mind, this movie sucks monkey testicles.
Its so bad its impressive
posted on 03 Jan 2009This movie is for poor people and should come out on VHS i don't think anyone with an IQ above 38 could watch more than 20 minutes of it it is pretty much the geo metro of movies it should be made illegal in this country and deported to the 3rd world where it will still more than likely end up in the garbage None of the actors are even good enough to be in commercials and the writer probably cant even read i could've made a better movie with a camcorder sitting in an empty field drunk by myself please don't watch this it will only encourage them and if they make a sequel i swear to god i will shoot myself in the foot which is more than fine by me as long as i don't have to watch it
It burned my eyes
posted on 01 Jan 2009yet again i wish IMDb had a 0/10 ranking. my little brother made the mistake of renting this title from a red-box using a promo code. i was upset realizing that although the rental was free, the amount of energy i spent walking with him to the store to rent it was about as much that was put into this movie. It was horrendous. This, along with epic movie, murder-cycle, and the ghoul school, are some of the only movies that actually made my eyes hurt. While the stupid humor (or lack there of) managed to keep our golden retrieve entertained, my brother (who enjoyed from Justin to Kelly) and i would have no part of it, turning it off before the ending, which i had no desire in seeing. i regret seeing this movie and feel empty realizing that watching this probably did more damage to my body than my smoking habit.
I hope it gets buried in the middle of nowhere
posted on 26 Nov 2008This is Norbit, Soul Plane, and The Cookout in a bucket, thrown up on. There is no reason to make such a movie. It will win no awards and it's only purpose is to fill the 7 dollar DVD bin at Wal-Mart. Why not do something productive, like making good movies? I wonder when it will stop. I hope someday that the culture it represents will die out. Bring a bunch of black actors together with some musicians, embarrass them with demeaning dialog, and throw in some white actors to look awkward and poke fun at. It's a routine that needs to go away as soon as possible. There's no creativity, and some people will actually bother to complain that racism is the reason that it isn't award winning. OH NOES, GUESS IT WAS RACISM!
Give me my 93 Minutes Back
posted on 29 Sep 2008My friend is a huge fan of the director of this movie, even though I am not such a fan I was forced to see this movie with him because he wanted to see it. First of all I didn't even want to see this in the first place and when I got out of the theater I really wished I hadn't seen it at all. The whole point of this movie is that a bunch of African Americans play golf and mess around with each other. I was literally trying to find an escape within the first few minutes when the opening credits rolled by. My friend persisted in me staying through this entire crap fest and so I sat for 93 minutes watching this lame movie. It actually sets a new bar of the word terrible.1/10 or if IMDb had this option 0/10
mediocre comedy but great fall foliage
posted on 12 Aug 2008In "Who's Your Caddy?," a bad-ass rap star by the name of C-Note (Big Boi) attempts to gain entree to an East Coast country club so swanky and exclusive that it won't even admit Bill Clinton in as a member.As a fish-out-of-water and stick-it-to-the-elitists culture-clash comedy, "Who's Your Caddy?" is neither particularly original nor particularly funny, but it's a harmless enough trifle, I suppose, and Jeffrey Jones is a real hoot as the put-upon board president who does everything he can to sabotage C-Note's efforts.Frankly, though, when all is said and done, it's the gorgeous autumnal scenery that's the real star of the film.
Wow, what crap
posted on 06 Aug 2008I hope that the people of the world are tired of racist movies that serve no purpose whatsoever. This movie insults black people and actually makes white people look good ( I never thought I'd be saying that). But it does, it makes everyone think that all black people are mentally unable to handle even basic tasks. So it gets a 1 for being racists towards blacks. As far as the plot, if this was pre 1985 when the supreme court ruled that golf courses must be open to anyone who can afford them, it hasn't been an issue. So to assume that there is a golf course out there in a fantasy world where black people are not allowed in is the most ridiculous thing I can think off. The sad part is there were a couple of good actors in this movie, but when you are working with crap you can't fix it no matter who you put in the movie.
Who's your Caddyshack
posted on 25 Jul 2008Hmmmm, this movie looks very familiar. It resembles that other movie about golf. You know the one that came out in 1980? Only difference is that movie was funny and this one is flat out boring.Plot: C-Note(Big Boi of Outkast) is a rich rapper who wants to join a golf club but the snooty owner Cummings(Jeffrey Jones) refuses to let C-Note and his pals join the club. C-Note does everything in his power to annoy Cummings and later on challenges him to a golf tournament.Opinion: Doesn't that plot remind you of that movie with Bill Murray, Rodney Dangerfield and that silly gopher? This movie has other problems besides it being a ripoff of Caddyshack. You're sitting there waiting for a laugh and it never comes. Big Boi is not funny and the movie relies too much on fart jokes and clichés. Jeffrey Jones is overacting to the extreme just like he did in Howard The Duck. Sherri Shepard plays a caricature of a black woman and as a matter of fact the majority of the actors in this movie are caricatures. You know a movie is in trouble when you have Andy Milonakis in it! And the scene where Faizon Love and the rest of those guys are baring their naked buns in the locker room is not funny, its just sick. Almost as sick as Rip Torn shaking his naked butt in Freddy Got Fingered. If you're looking for a laugh look elsewhere. Who's Your Caddy is 100% laugh-free. A certified double bogey.
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There Were No Jokes
posted on 30 Jun 2009I saw this movie in theaters on its opening night because I thought the trailer made it look funny. When I sat down right before the previews started I thought about it and I had only seen the trailer for this movie twice. And no other marketing besides that; I now know why. The town I went to see this movie has a large African-American population so I thought it would be a treat and it would be a movie the audience would get behind and enjoy together. There were never more than six people in the theater at a time. Aside from my two friends and I a trio of black girls were there and left about 10 minutes into the movie, only to be replaced by a guy and his two kids, who I assume were his stepchildren that he hated because he had taken them to see this movie. To start off there were no jokes. The "jokes" were mostly Big Boi saying something, nothing special, like "My daddy used to golf." Then Faizon love(who I loved as Big Worm in Friday) would just repeat what he said in a higher voice and add the n-word. The editing made no sense and was choppy. Dialouge vital to the "plot" would be happening and in between the sentences there would be a cut of Faizon Love just dancing or something. To summarize buy this movie at the 3.99 Walmart bin if a friend you haven't seen in years invites you to his birthday party or something.