Senseless

If you can be satisfied with only Wayans' Tourette's syndrome bit, or his perfect timing in the scene where he just kisses a girl and creams his pants, you'll go home happy. Full Review

It seems to have had the opposite effect on the director's taste, as she strives for new levels of raunchiness. Full Review

There's more bathroom and slapstick humor than a sixth-grader could stand, and a veritable flood of drool, blood and less mentionable effluvia, most of it courtesy of Mr. Wayans as he tries to be – you know – funny. Full Review

The gags, like the plotting, have a giddy edge that can be sharp, but just as often they go nowhere. Full Review

It's a laff riot that also contains a torrent of scathing social satire that couldn't be more timely in light of the dismantling of affirmative action. Full Review