Hittin' It!

great movie. don't be a snob. In the tradition of PORKY'S , SAINT JACK and THE KILLERS. Expect one surprise after another. Does the name Kris Kristoferson mean anything to you? Lingers in the mind. Lensing is superior. Hal Hartley minus the pretentiousness. I saw this film in my living room with a blind date , she laughed so hard the contents of her Mohito was shooting out of her nose. Luther is like the Sean Gullette of the rap community. Really the movie's subversive , below the surface ,message is not about Florida or beach parties at all. It is , I believe , a deep satire masked as a summer comedy jam. Like the old Freeman Alley days in Hollywood , when you couldn't say things out loud. you had to bury the message. Peirce the surface and dig the social commentary. Peel slowly and see. The chicks in it are pretty hot too.

I recently watched Hittin' It (2004) on Tubi. The storyline follows two brothers whose uncle lets them stay at his Miami Beach house. When their cousin arrives, they decide to throw a house party like Miami has never seen. The next day, the house is a wreck. Can they clean up before their uncle returns and forbids them from coming back to Miami?

Directed by David Daniel (Paper Soldiers), the film stars Walker Howard (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen), Luther Campbell (New Jack City), Anthony Johnson (Friday), and Laz Alonso (The Boys).

This movie feels like it was made primarily to showcase as many attractive women as possible for the actors to attempt to hook up with them. The cast is mediocre, and the acting is poor. The jokes are lame and not funny. The twerking and random shots of women are gratuitous and don't add to the film. However, there are plenty of topless sequences and nudity.

In conclusion, Hittin' It is exactly what you think it is, if not a little less. I would score this a 3/10 and recommend skipping it.

This was a good funny movie. I picked this up having not heard anything at all about it. I had no expectations and found a very funny movie that dropped the ball (suprisingly) only a few times. The cast was so-so with the best parts coming from AJ Johnson & Uncle Luke. Luther Campbell basically cursed everyone out through the whole movie, which would've normally have been a major turn off, but it suit the character he was playing to a tee. AJ is that strange little cousin that nobody wants around, but he doesn't seem realize it. The characters Malik & Morris played solid parts, but seemed to be along for the crazy ride with AJ Johnson. A few slow parts but thankfully it doesn't slow down the pace of the movie. It's one of those you'll either love it or hate it type of movies. Don't let the title or the fact that Luther Campbell is in this movie fool you, it's not some toned down adult flick. It's a solid black comedy.