Double Take

I and my whole family enjoyed this movie. We enjoyed the story, the suspense and the comedy was gut busting funny. We give it two thumbs up!!!!!!... Full review

Double Take does pack an enjoyable performance by Griffin, but its confusing plot is bogged down by too many characters and unexciting action sequences.... Full review

Apparently some people DIDN'T like this movie, but its hard to see why. While certainly not destined to become a film classic, the miscellaneous plot holes are CERTAINLY no worse than most Hollywood fare, and as an overall movie I... Full review

I have heard others criticize this film for it's campy humor and the sometimes outrageous action scenes but it is one of my favorite films and I cannot recommend it too highly. I am typically not fond of the use... Full review

orlando and eddie are a great match up that makes myself and all my friends who seen the movie laugh. i can watch this movie over and over and still laugh hard... Full review

how could someone like this piece of *****.. ow god.. funny? where? the only thisg that... Full review

I thought the movie and the soundtrack was excelent. although, what bothers me most is that i cannot find out wat the name of the song at the beginning of the movie is called and/or by. It is the song that... Full review

Double Take Is A Very Underrated Movie In My Opinion. There Was Great Acting In This Movie. It Is A Great Comedy That Should Be Recognized More.... Full review

This movie was very well written. The casting was excellent. Orlando Jones is perfect for the part of Chase, but without Eddie Griffin it would've been not nearly as interesting. Maybe only Martin Lawrence could have come close with Tiffany's role.... Full review

That movie was off the hook still is I don't get tired of watching it hahahahahahahaha. I recommend tit to anyone that's thinking about buying it don't think twice just do it. % Stars for Double Take with Eddie and Orlando... Full review

It ain't War & Peace, but Double Take is easy to like and never less than entertaining. While the plot unfolds and unfolds and unfolds, Griffin and Jones move things along with increasingly funny dialogue and a handful of inspired comedic scenes. ... Full Review

What begins as a clever switched-identity comedy gets lost amidst too much confusion and too many characters. Because the film began with such promise, there's the hope that somehow all the mayhem will miraculously come together and make perfect sense. ... Full Review

Action spoof blows it with heroic ending....But it's a fairly entertaining film nonetheless, likely to appeal equally to those who love, and those who can't abide, action films..... ... Full Review

the few amusing moments they are able to create here.....a far worse film than "Double Take," mind you, but at least there he wasn't required to rein in his more profane (and more effective) comic instincts.....Eddie Griffin, stand-up comic and star of the defunct UPN sitcom.... ... Full Review

Baffling because "Double Take" is not a badly made or designed film. Unfortunately there's no such easy explanation for "Double Take," a bafflingly unfunny comedy. ... Full Review

After working together on the dismal "Double Take," director George Gallo and Griffin ("Undercover Brother") re-team in their documentary debut. The title refers to Griffin's return to Kansas City, Missouri, for a reunion with his "dysfunktional" family. ... Full Article

A man trying to run away from trouble finds it follows him in unexpected ways in this action-packed vehicle for comic actors Eddie Griffin and Orlando Jones. ... Full Article

ClichŽs are piled one on top of another while reeeeeealy reaching for laughs. Jones plays Darrel Chase, a Harvard-educated money man who becomes the unwitting victim of a deadly money-laundering scam. ... Full Article

PG-13 -By Eric Monder For movie details, please click here . From the producer who gave you Face/Off, here comes another identity-exchange action picture, Double Take. ... Full Article

Writer/producer Eddie Griffin ("Undercover Brother," "Double Take") teamed with director George Gallo ("Double Take") to make more than just another standup comedy film. In addition to material from two sold-out shows in Chicago, Griffin travelled to a reunion in his... ... Full Article

Touchstone Pictures calls Double Take "a Trading Places for the new millennium." Sure, it's got a scene on a train, a prince-and-the-pauper switcheroo, a story that's more or less about investment-banking tomfoolery, and even a certain amount of urban edge. ... Full Article