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Cookout

Format: DVD (1)
UPC: 0031398168294
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  • SRP (Baht) : 610.00
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  • Release Date : 18/01/2005
  • Distributor : Import
  • Genres : Comedy
  • Aspect Ratio : 1.85:1
  • Language : ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1 [CC]
    ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Surround [CC]
  • Subtitles : English, Spanish
  • Number of discs : 1
  • Package : Keep Case
  • Rated : PG-13
  • Special Features
  • DVD introduction with Jenifer Lewis and Storm P
    Recipe For The Cookout Featurette: Behind the Scenes Flava With the Cast
    Deleted Scenes
    Street Ballin': Behind the Scenes on the Neighbor "Hood" Court
    Outtakes/Blooper
    Music Montages
    Gold Diggers Featurette
    Family Commentaries With Jenifer Lewis and Storm P
    What Is A Good Cookout?: The Cast Share Their Simple Steps to a Cookout
    Trailers
  • Credits
    • Actors : Ja Rule, Tim Meadows, Jenifer Lewis, Quran Pender, Jonathan Silverman, Eve, Queen Latifah, Farrah Fawcett, Meagan Good, Danny Glover, Frankie Faison
    • Directors : Lance Rivera
    • Studio : Lions Gate
    • Run Time : 97 mins
    • Synopsis :
      Queen Latifah lends her comic sparkle to The Cookout; a new comedy she also helped conceive. Todd Anderson (Quran Pender) becomes a first draft pick in professional basketball and starts spending like there's no tomorrow; he buys a car; diamonds for his golddigging girlfriend (Meagan Good); and a huge house in a gated community. But though his life has been turned upside down; his family hasn't--and when everyone assembles in his new ritzy neighborhood for a celebratory cook-out; chaos follows. The Cookout is loaded with charismatic performers; such as Jenifer Lewis (Juwanna Mann) as Todd's no-nonsense mother; Eve (Barbershop) as his former best friend; Danny Glover (Lethal Weapon) as a new neighbor; and the aforementioned Latifah (Bringing Down the House) as an over-ambitious security guard. Unfortunately; the underdeveloped script gives them little to do and nowhere to go. Many lessons are learned; but few laughs are had. --Bret Fetzer



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