Little Man Reviews

Big things come in small packages.

Saw it again! Very funny movie. The movie is hilarious and with an easy to follow story that even kids can follow even though I wouldn't recommend this movie for kids. Nice cast, the Wayans almost always bring extreme comedy to the table, keep it up!

After leaving the prison, the dwarf criminal Calvin Sims joins to his moron brother Percy to steal an expensive huge diamond in a jewelry for the mobster Walken. They are chased by the police, and Calvin hides the stone in the purse of the executive Vanessa Edwards, whose husband Darryl Edwards wants to have a baby. Percy convinces Calvin to dress like a baby and be left in front of the Edwards's house to get inside the house and retrieve the diamond. Darryl and Vanessa keep Calvin for the weekend and decide to adopt him, while Walken threatens Darryl to get the stone back.

One of the funniest comedies I've ever seen!

A few funny moments cant make up for how sick and twisted this crap was. The movie itself was a flop, and im proud to say that.

it's okay, some funny parts, not a bad movie. C+

I liked it, but I didn't love it!

Man, thought this was going to be a riot of laughs when I saw the previews, but it was a disappointment. It had its moments, but overall? No, just worth watching once.

This movie is one of those flicks that you either "love it" or "hate it". There is no in between. Personally for me, I loved it.

Positives: It's pretty funny, wayans brothers are always good, a new concept that we have not seen in previous movies, and what I liked about it the most is the movie took risk - it had balls when it came to cracking certain jokes that some people might just get psised off at.

Negatives: Maron Wayans really does not look that cool or believable as a baby and it's obvious that no one would ever think that, as well as some dry jokes that we have seen a thousand times, and a horrible part about the "baby" sneaking in bed and doing the dudes wife. Doubt she wouldnt of noticed! And even worse, how they end up being friends in the end is beyond me. Think he would of figured that one out.

Overall I could of done without some repeat jokes, I could of done without the sex scene, and I could of done without the ending segment where she has a baby that looks just like him. Had the movie left all of that out and stuck to it's normal roots and big balls that was the rest of this movie then it would of been five stars. It's not perfect but it's still a great watch though, four stars.

It was funny enough to watch once.

As a Wayans brothers fan, I was totally pleased with this film. It is so funny and hilarious that I couldn't stop laughing throuout all the movie. So clever and well made that everyone must watch it

Like having your eyes raped out of their sockets. Absolute shit. I wish this film had a counter in the bottom left hand corner that dictated the amount of people that died during this film so I could envy them. The Wayans are to comedy what Fred and Rosemary West are to gardening.

naf movie. don't bother.

Cute little baby jokes performed by a mini-crook. Hit or miss humour which had me laughing at 60% of them.

Little Man is a terrible and worthless movie. I hated this movie so much that its hard to describe. If you honestly find this kind of comedy funny than I feel sorry for you.

It will please the maturer children, and very immature adults, but this black comedy isn't much of a comedy, and more of an absurd drama. It's still easy to say that the Wayans brothers aren't bad actors, but they need better ideas.

How...? How did humankind rise up out of the tar-pits only to come to this end? How did man ever coin itself the rational animal only to produce this irrational treatise on humanity? How did man ever invent the film medium only to have it perverted for this purpose? How did the Wayans Brothers ever reduce themselves to this? Okay, the last one proves to be a trick question. These are, after all, the men who gave us the modern-day minstrel show White Chicks. In its stead comes Little Man, a cartoonish albeit crude comedy unafraid to hit below the belt...ad nauseum. At last count, this movie clocked more testicular pratfalls than the complete unabridged canon of America's Funniest Home Videos. By the time the ending credits roll, however, the only true recipient of such low blows are moviegoers.

In this PG-13-rated comedy, a baby-faced bank robber (Marlon Wayans) must go on the lam after a botched heist, so he disguises himself as a baby and ends up on the porch of a wannabe father (Shawn Wayans).

Now, this reviewer believes wholeheartedly in the adage "Give credit where credit is due." As such, the concept of Little Man alone deserves recognition. So hats off to pint-sized actor Billy Barty for being the butt of short jokes on-screen for generations! Try as he might, Marlon can't rise above the small material--pun intended. With a healthy dose of CGI, the strapping Marlon believably becomes a cantankerous little person, but he has to mug that much harder to totally sell through the concept. Try as he might, however, Marlon cannot rise above the pedestrian script, a raunchy gag gift trying to hide in the funny papers.

Bottom line: A dirty diaper.

Although enjoyable at times,hardly anyone can deny how unbelievably dumb "Little Man" is, even for a Wayans production.

Why did I sit through this? I ask myself the same question every night as I cry myself to sleep.

/funny from the start...

I am a big fan of the Wayans brothers. I loved their Scary Movie 2 and even enjoyed White Chicks. Little Man, however, had very few laughs and the jokes were stale.