Comingsoon.net has got their hands on the new poster for Tyler Perry’s new dramedy, ‘Meet The Browns.’
I must admit, it took me almost a year to watch ‘Diary of a Mad Black Woman.’ It just looked like a horrible ‘Nutty Professor’ rip off from the trailers. I hadn’t known the film was based off Tyler Perry’s successful plays, but I eventually gave it a chance because I found out cutie Shemar Moore was in the film. :P
I was pleasantly surprised when I had watched the first film of his series, because it was not at all what I expected it to be. It was moving and it was touching and it made me realize that Tyler Perry can write very empowering films, especially for women. (That “grit-ball” scene in ‘Madea’s Family Reunion’ made me cheer!)
I watched the second ‘Madea’ film as soon as it came out. (It wasn’t just because my number one celebrity crush, Boris Kodjoe was in it either! :P)
Tyler Perry has released other films like ‘Daddy’s Little Girls’ and ‘Why Did I Get Married?, but I’ve always been jonsing for a new ‘Madea’ film. The next chapter in the Madea family series is due to come out March 21st. I will definitely be seeing it. (and it’s NOT just because of cutie Rick Fox either.)
Gee…I never realized how boy crazy I was until I wrote this article. :P
is it just me? or have there been way too many films in the past couple of years that start with “Meet the…”? The name alone is starting to get annoying. parents, fockers, robinsons, spartans, enough already.
I saw Why Did I Get Married a few months ago and liked it. My fave part was the smashing the bottle over the head scene – I did not see this coming at all. I watched it with my wife and she loved it too. I’ll give this movie a shot after it comes out on DVD. I haven’t seen any of his Madea movies, but when they come out on HBO or Encore I’ll watch them. Serena, have you seen “This Christmas?” That movie really reminds me a lot of this movie. If you haven’t seen This Christmas – I highly recommend it – one of the best revenge scenes I’ve ever seen.
as a person from the opposite spectrum of race when it comes to tyler perry i have to say that it is refreshing to see that tbs got his show on the station and that people support what he is doing….he is basically trying to fix what rap has done over the years…basically turned other people off of the culture.
thnx perry u are great