Norbit 2

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Norbit 2 is the direct-to-video movie released by Toilet Seat Productions and directed by Eddy Murphy.

[edit] Plot

Norbit 2 revolves around Norbit teaching foreign audiences about America and African-Americans.

Norbit was shot on-location in Canada, England, Russia, and China. In each of the countries, Norbit teaches the people that racism and other races besides African-Americans don't exist, and hilarity ensues (he is arrested in Canada, hanged in England, exiled to Siberia in Russia, and nuked in China).

[edit] Tagline

"Have you ever made a really big mistake?"

[edit] Reception

The film received overwhelming criticism for its racist themes, and was banned in American because it showed deaths of an African-American (Norbit). One reviewer commented that "As the tagline says, they made a really big mistake."

Despite criticism, the movie had fair reception from the African-American community, and sold 5.3 million copies, VHS and DVD, in Kazakhstan, Russia, and Albania, in each country. It also sold around 50 copies total in the US.

In total, the movie, which had had a 5.2 billion dollar budget (3.8 billion total was used), the film earned a net profit of around 10 dollars in American money.

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