White Uno

Two FBI agents, brothers Marcus and Kevin Copeland, go undercover in drag as two white women, Brittany and Tiffany Wilson, to investigate a kidnapping plot. They must maintain their disguises while navigating high society parties and dealing with the real socialites whose identities they've stolen. The mission becomes complicated as they form unexpected friendships and face romantic entanglements.

White Chicks was met with widespread critical derision, though it found a surprisingly robust audience, becoming a commercial success. Critics largely panned its humor as juvenile and relying heavily on racial stereotypes, while audiences seemed to enjoy the slapstick and the Wayans brothers' comedic performances.

• Relies on broad, often offensive, humor and tired racial stereotypes.
• The premise is considered ridiculous and poorly executed by most critics.
• Despite poor reviews, the film is noted for its commercial appeal and cult following among certain audiences.

Google audience: Audiences largely found the film to be a funny, albeit silly, comedy. Many appreciated the commitment of the Wayans brothers to their characters and the physical comedy, even if some acknowledged the humor was over-the-top or not for everyone. Some viewers felt it was an entertaining escape despite its critical shortcomings.

Nominated for 5 Teen Choice Awards, winning 1 for 'Choice Movie Hissy Fit'. Also received 2 MTV Movie Awards nominations.

The elaborate makeup and prosthetics used to transform Marlon and Shawn Wayans into their white female characters took several hours each day to apply and remove.