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Coming in America
If you're looking for your wet-dream princess, take a ride in the limousine...when you come to America, you'll soon be cumming in America! Land of the free, home of the brave! You've heard of the American Dream? Get ready for the American Wet Dream! A compilation film.
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Plot Summary
An African prince, Akeem Joffer, travels to Queens, New York City, with his best friend and servant, Semmi, to find a wife he can respect for his own intellect and ambition. Disguised as poor students, they take jobs at a fast-food restaurant and navigate the eccentricities of American culture while Akeem tries to find his true love.
Critical Reception
Coming to America was a commercial success, praised for its humor, Eddie Murphy's dual performance, and its charming take on cultural clashes. While some critics found the plot predictable, its overall appeal lay in its comedic performances and feel-good story.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its comedic performances, particularly Eddie Murphy's.
Appreciated for its lighthearted exploration of cultural differences.
Seen as an entertaining and charming romantic comedy.
Google audience: Audiences generally loved the film for its humor, the charisma of Eddie Murphy, and its unique premise. Many found it to be a highly rewatchable and enjoyable comedy that holds up well over time.
Awards & Accolades
Nominated for two Academy Awards: Best Costume Design and Best Makeup.
Fun Fact
Samuel L. Jackson had a small role as a robber, but his scene was cut from the theatrical release.
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