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The premise of 1967’s Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner has been retooled for millennials in this funny, sparse, and extended culture-crash comedy. Ezra (Jonah Hill, who co-wrote the film with director Kenya Barris), a Jewish investment banker, meets black fashion designer Amira (Lauren London) by accident—mistaking her for his Uber driver. But from this fateful encounter, romance blossoms. Soon after, they meet each other’s parents. Ezra’s mother and father (Julia Louis-Dreyfus and David Duchovny) tie themselves into painful knots to prove their liberal credentials. When Arnold (Duchovny) drops rapper Xzibit’s name into conversation, it looks suspiciously like this is the only black person he can think of. Meanwhile, Amira’s parents, particularly her father Akbar (Eddie Murphy), are openly hostile towards their daughter’s fiancé. The first third of the picture is promising, if often painful. But the points are painfully grueling and the jokes are starting to run out.
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