Synopsis
A basketball star is booted out of the NBA when his on-court antics go too far, so he poses as a woman and joins the WUBA.
2002 Directed by Jesse Vaughan
A basketball star is booted out of the NBA when his on-court antics go too far, so he poses as a woman and joins the WUBA.
Mister Sister - Eine Drag Queen in der Liga
Man, who has had no such luck, dresses up as a woman of the opposite sex and with that, good things happen to him, whilst at the same time, trying to conceal his identity to the people he deceives. Juwanna Mann is another one of those films that joins Mrs Doubtfire, Some Like It Hot, Tootsie in the same league, and is - if not as entertaining as those flicks.
If you have heard of and seen comedies, Tootsie or Mrs Doubtfire, or TV-wise, Bosom Buddies with Tom Hanks, then this has pretty much the same premise as the man in drag act. Mix that in with basketball/sports and this is what Juwanna Mann is as a film.
Jamal Jefferies…
how does juwanna mann only have 15 reviews on letterboxd this site is uncultured
I know what you’re probably thinking; why the heck did I give Juwanna Mann the same score as Kissing Booth 2? Simple; both stories are stupid. The only difference is the ending, as our main protagonist does learn his lesson in the end (and not lie for the umpteenth time). However, said protagonist is selfish, a pervert, and full of himself (until the last act). It was hard for me to feel some sort of sympathy or connection with him. I didn’t hate him as much as I hated Elle, though.
When my friend recommended Juwanna Mann to me, I remember feeling dread when I read the premise. I thought, ‘Oh no. Not another Loqueesha. I can’t take that.’ To…
I can't see many of the people involved here looking back on it fondly. Or even with any type of positive memories. Or even with pride. Or even at all.
This is either the most or least woke movie to date on the subject of transgender sports. The jury is still out.
I'm having a quarter life crisis and watching Juwanna Man. I'm trying to normalize Juwanna Man so we can start the healing. I'm doing this for the black community. I'm an ally.
My middle school basketball teammate Brian would make me watch Juwanna Mann on the tiny screen in his mom’s Ford Windstar every time she drove us to practice.
saw this movie for the first time when I was in the mental hospital 😂
so grateful for it