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exhausted_intellect — 15 years ago(October 30, 2010 12:34 PM)

Lorretta Devines charachter says, "That's my sister, baby; she's a whole lot of woman." What in the world did that mean!?!? What was she talking about? It seemed out of context of everything else that had just happened. Like I said I didnt see the entire movie, but if you know can you tell me?
Thanks.
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ohhhhhhh! got ya. i saw coffy and foxy brown. i didnt make the correlation though. thanks.
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It's a reference to Foxy Brown, a Pam Grier movie. In the first movie Reese is watching Coffy, and Foxy Brown was originaly going to be a sequel but at the last minute that idea was pulled, but it's still a very similar story line. And in fact, they made a BIG goof early in this movie when the girl said she saw in Foxy Brown she kept a gun in a stuffed animal like Reese does. No, that was also in Coffy. But in Foxy Brown, she shoots her brother because he got her boyfriend killed, and her brother's girlfriend said 'who does she think she is?' and the brother said 'that's my sister, baby, and she's a whole lotta woman!'

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