Bringing Down the House

Pros: Steve Martin, Queen Latifah, Eugene Levy
Cons: Nada

=Genre= Comedy =Plot= Peter Sanderson is a high class attorney who has been flirting on the internet with a woman named Charlene. He asks her for a picture and she sends him one. He gets a picture of a white news reporter and he invites her to his ...

Pros: Martin, Latifah and Levy
Cons: too much racial humor

I've always found Steve Martin to be very funny, so when I saw the advertisements for Bringing Down the House, his presence was enough to get me interested in what looked to be a fairly low-brow comedy. It didn't hurt, either, that Queen Latifah ...

Pros: Eugene Levey, Queen Latifa
Cons: Steve Martin and a rediculous premise

Since Three Amigos, Steve Martin's presense in a movie normally guaranteed that it would be funny and interesting. My guess was that he carefully reviews the script or has enough personal input to save the movie. In this case, the movie can not be saved....

Pros: Martin, Latifah, Levy. Funny, entertaining movie.
Cons: Could have been funnier. Racial jokes could offend some viewers.

I have been a fan of Steve Martin for many years. I have seen many of his movies and I usually enjoy them. I have decided to see more than one movie just because he was in it. In 2003, I first watched Brining Down the House. Peter ...

Pros: Steve Martin and Eugene Levy
Cons: Nothing we haven't seen before.

Bringing Down The House 2003 (10/21/2003) It doesn’t really matter how bad this movie is because it’s going to do well just on account of Steve Martin and everyone has to see the new Steve Martin movies, especially since he only does a few movies a ...

Pros: Eugene Levy, Queen Latifah, the adorable Betty White
Cons: to-be-expected racial aspects, sad attempt at a comical catfight

Ever since Sleepless in Seattle, internet dating has grown ever closer to the forefront of “b ...

Pros: Steve Martin and Queen Latifah go together like peanut butter and jelly
Cons: Beginning was a little slow

Steve Martin plays Peter, a divorced tax attorney who is so tied up in his work he doesn't realize ...

Pros: Steve Martin and Latifah are fine!
Cons: When a stereotype isn't a stereotype?

Bringing down the house is Mary Poppins in the hood. Steve Martin is divorced from Jean Smart and h ...

Pros: A funny film filled with laughs.
Cons: Can't think of one.

Steve Martin has made tons of movies, some of them good and some of them down right unbearable. But ...

Pros: Some Good Laughs Has a good plot
Cons: Racism towards African Americans

I bought the Movie Bringing Down the House thinking I was going to be laughing the entire movie. Al ...

Pros: Well, I think Eugene Levy still kicks butt.
Cons: The world's first overlong, off-the-shelf sitcom about racial unrest.

BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE is a Touchstone Pictures presentation, rated PG-13 for language, sexu ...

Pros: Very funny moments, quite good overall story
Cons: Just doesn't live up to its potential, Martin not quite on form

I’ve never quite understood what happens with Steve Martin films. I like him as an actor and comedian, yet I’ve rarely thought his films were more than average. (And Parenthood was just depressing – surely that’s not meant to be the ...

Pros: There were several laugh out loud moments.
Cons: Aren't we past the "blacks & whites are different" thing?

Keep in mind that this review is being written by someone who saw the movie at the $1 entry place. ...

Pros: This must be Steve Martin’s best film in over a decade.
Cons: Too many things can be told just by seeing the commercial.

Story: Peter Sanderson (Steve Martin, “Novocain”) a divorced, uptight lawyer meets a smart and beautiful girl named Charlene (Oscar nominated Queen Latifah, “Chicago”) on the Internet. She seems perfect until Peter finally meets her. She...

Pros: Too funny!
Cons: none

This was the funniest movie I had seen in a long time! There was not a boring part in the movie. It had comedy, adventure, and suspense. If you think Queen Latifah was good in "Chicago", you have to see her in "Bringing Down the House"! The movie is...