FILMYGYou Got to Coordinate2008

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How Long Is “You Got to Coordinate”?

Name: You Got to Coordinate
Released: 2008
Duration: 62 min
Cast: John Witherspoon

1h 2m runtime

20081h 2m

film with a runtime of 62 minutes, released in 2008. Presented in English.

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Runtime1h 2m

Minutes62

One SittingYes

With Break1h 14m

Spoiler-Free Synopsis

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You know John Witherspoon as Ice Cube's outrageously funny, dog-catching dad in the smash urban trilogy Friday, Next Friday, and Friday After Next. You remember him from Boomerang, Little Nicky, and Little Man, and as "Pops" on the long-running syndicated sitcom The Wayans Brothers. His countless movie and television roles, along with his signature catchphrases, "Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!" and "You Got to Coordinate!" have made him a pop culture icon. Once you've seen Witherspoon's outrageous stage performance, you understand why he's earned the reputation as one of America's best stand-up comedians.

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Runtime1h 2m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break1h 14m

Movie Facts

Release Year2008

Runtime1h 2m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorManny Rodriguez

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