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This race-reversed remake of 1967 comedy groundbreaker Guess Who's Coming To Dinner gets off to a good start: after all, comparing Ashton Kutcher with Sidney Poitier is enough to make anyone chuckle. The lad's actually on affably goofy form here, his chemistry with potential dad-in-law Bernie Mac just about holding its own when compared with the Stiller-De Niro school of antagonism.
But even the funny-ish first half is clogged with lame gags and slack pacing, the latter seizing up altogether in the final act. What's more, the film's take on black-white relations is decidedly beige, the only whiff of provocation arising when racist jokes are served at the dinner table.
