Disorderlies

The Fat Boys, a popular hip-hop group, star as a group of mischievous orderlies at a nursing home. When the owner of the home is targeted by his greedy nephews who want to seize his fortune, the orderlies must band together to protect him and foil the villains' plans. Their unique brand of humor and slapstick antics ensue as they navigate the challenges of elder care and a sinister plot.

Disorderlies was poorly received by critics and audiences alike, largely seen as a vehicle for The Fat Boys that lacked substantial comedic writing or plot. Its humor was often described as juvenile, and the film failed to resonate with most viewers, becoming a notable example of a music group's foray into film that didn't quite land.

• A nonsensical plot that relies too heavily on slapstick and the performances of The Fat Boys.

• The film suffers from weak jokes and a lack of comedic timing.

• Considered by many to be a critical and commercial failure.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a general dislike for the film, with many finding it unfunny, poorly written, and a waste of the cast's potential. Some viewers recall it fondly due to nostalgia for The Fat Boys, but critical consensus remains low.

The film was originally intended to star The Beastie Boys before The Fat Boys were cast.