'White Men Can't Jump' is getting a remake from the Blackish Creator

[mr.africa]

really

 

[WeInHere]

I hope this doesn't happen. This movie is one of a kinda. It needs to sit alone. A spin off or side story maybe but not a remake.

 

[Big Boss]

 

[bangbreh]

Hell Rosie still lookin good bring her sexy ass back

 

[kingdarius]

I fukks with the dude from black-ish but u gotta leave this alone....this flick is a CLASSIC, plain and simple. The chemistry between wes and woody aint gonna be touched and even tho white boys still not respected in hood black tops that doesnt mean they dumb enough to get duped plus as hollywood is now this shyt gonna be pg-13 and the r rating was half the reason the OG is GOAT

 

[Bigsuk]

This film should be left alone it's a classic they will do a remake n it will be terrible most likely

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Can't have this movie title in the society we live in now...
Already can see the reverse racism posts on social media in my mind

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

More wack ass remakes.

 

[Black Ball]

But they remade that one too, remember???

Lol, Yes I know. How well did that go? Making remakes of iconic movies is rarely a good idea, unless the movie was in black and white the last time it was made.

 

[Silkk]

Bout to run this back, aint seen in it in a minute


"Your Mother's An Astronaut"

 

[kj614]

Y'all think when white is a Russian.. American white dudes still gonna claim they can Jump?

 

[Givethanks]

Movies been background noise for the past hour

 

[TripleAgent]

Hate to admit it but it wasn't terrible. Wasn't good, but not terrible. Cac Barslow is the WOAT. The Black lead was good, Lance Reddikk (RIP ) was good, but wasn't on screen too much, and Vince Staples was surprisingly good. Some of the basketball sequences were good, some were meh, and the music was really good. Not shyt compared to the original, but that's expected.

Side note: Homie from P Valley was in this. As soon as he showed up, I got a feeling from his on screen homoness. Can never take this brother seriously. Ever.