Strictly Business

Strictly Business is one of those harmless Black comedies of the early nineties. Davidson plays a mailroom worker who's friend Waymon, an executive at the company, has promised to get him into a training program and a better job. Waymon falls in love with Berry, a girl with attitude and "street" appeal. Problems arise, the problems are quickly overcome, and everybody laughs heartily at the end. Like I said, harmless. I don't think I'll watch it again, but it's a nice time-capsule.

You walk on the moon, float like a balloon. You see, it's never too late and it's never too soon. Take it from me, it's a'ight to be...IN LIVING COLOR! Strictly Business combines nearly the entire cast of In Living Color with the title font for every Jamaican-themed movie ever made...to bring you an 80-minute episode of In Living Color, complete with Tommy Davidson saying "Homey don't play that" to a wealthy New York banker. Okay, okay. I admit it. I watched this for hot Halle Berry. Sue me.

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