Acrimony is the worst Tyler Perry movie OF ALL TIME

[@ForHarriet619]

All the ways I fucked up my life on Patreon.com/ForHarriet

[@lb8853]

Have you seen Killing Eve?

[@jaye8872]

I liked it

[@severajones414]

I totyally disagree Tyler probaly had alot of people and family members who never thought he would get anywhere with his plays, so i can see his point of view on people not supporting you when you chasing your dreams then when you hit it big they all flip the script.

[@Slm99]

Tyler Perry is making horrible movies so I am no surprise .

[@lostfound34]

Your over shooting this movie. Lol! She agreed to that, he paid her back and moved on after she got rid of him. This does happen in real life on both sides. Somebody else saw something in him and he moved on. I loved your review, keep up the good work.

[@animec-dramaskpop6362]

I don't see Tyler Perry's movies getting any better because he can't take criticism.

[@aamia3769]

afro curly girl that’s only true for his black audience. After getting backlash for not casting a more “diverse” cast, he implemented white folks and other poc into his art. But any real legitimate complaints coming from black people and more specifically black women, he still hasn’t listened. That’s one thing I can’t stand about Tyler perry.

[@joshuamcdowell5782]

Or his tv shows.

[@TaeMelvin]

jeanettesdaughter Madea is going away! Not Tyler Perry, pretty sure he will still be behind the scenes. Even acting, just not as Madea

[@nadia4999]

@ la la. There is constructive criticism, and then there is a full on attack of this man. You can browse through the comments alone on this post, and frankly I see why Tyler Perry is not listening to any of these females talking this mess.

[@thatblvckhippie1911]

@@nadia4999 plenty of comments are full of constructive criticism. And hes like 50 movies deep with the same criticisms keep popping up. He deserves to be clowned at this point. This whole video is proof...

[@marciahenry-morgan1458]

It sounds like Struggle love. Struggle plot, struggle film. 🤣 The moral of the story..Get out early and save yourself.

[@marciahenry-morgan1458]

@@tbd3744 right. the metophorical anchired to a man. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ericblackwell70]

I know right so later on he don’t have to share none of his millions with you either shit I would be happen ya jump shipped now you still broke and miserable and I’m not 😊

[@Rikiid_]

The struggle was real to make this film

[@knowyourworth236]

Basically, what most black women go through daily.

[@lacortneyfinch]

thats how i felt, most of that movie was Taraji's characters fault. she should have left

[@StraightPunkEdge93]

I'm sorry but I'm still convinced Why Did I Get Married is his worst movie. I mean Janet Jackson is painted as the bad guy AFTER her husband abused her and drunkly burned their dead child's pictures.

[@CeliniacForLife]

DumbPunk That was the second one, but yeah.

[@quirkyblackenby]

The Why Did I Get Married Movies are kinda a mess if I remember them right

[@egyptianqueen4007]

I think they were his best actually.

[@lisacox3750]

The first movie was good. It was the second one that wasn't good.

[@lisacox3750]

@@egyptianqueen4007 Yes, that was when Tyler was actually decent. The first movie was his best movie (IMO). Then he somehow went downhill from there. I don't see how it is possible to continuously go downhill like Tyler Perry did. Each movie just gets worse and worse. How is that possible? After years...just worse and worse.

[@kierraa05]

it’s hilarious that tyler perry’s best film is his first one. like how do you get worse with experience?

[@Kevin-rg3yc]

I feel his best films are diary of a mad black woman, madea's family reunion and for colored girls

[@IllumiNatetheOracle]

Malcolm 1097 FOR COLORED GIRLS?! Really? That hogwash mess.. Not even the actors could save it.

[@theitalianalien8477]

Well, technically the same thing could be said about orson welles

[@xkanyewestfanx2009]

His best work were his plays.

[@COURTNEYVCK]

Why did I get Married? & Mad Black Women are the only films I can take lol the rest are booty

[@tcg5427]

Robert didnt even "decide" to get a job ..they basically made some crazy deal so they wouldn't foreclose on the house. He was forced into it...had they not did that he would still be at the house

[@adamsribmediatv]

I didn’t like it either and I like Tyler Perry. I’m just tired of the “bitter black woman” trope that men keep using to bolster their egos.

[@TheMorganVEVO]

☕️ SAME.

[@nadia4999]

Bitter black need to all sink at the bottom of the ocean just like Melinda did. Tyler is not that good to just make up stuff. This movie was actually AMAZING and a life lesson as a lot of his movies at. But so many BLACK wine. Are so self destructive and bitter that they can not see outside of themselves, and always want to cry victim pointing fingners.

[@Opbabyyx]

@@nadia4999 wtfff

[@nadia4999]

@@Opbabyyx What's up. What are you confused about. LOL. Melinda asked for a divorce. She got it. She tried to kill her ex-husband and his new wife. Instead she ended up causing herself to drown in an ocean. Any further questions?

[@Opbabyyx]

@@nadia4999 lmao “bitter black woman” you are crazy. It’s clear that you don’t see the projection and psychological misconduct in this film, CLEARLY.

[@Taayooo]

she WHATT. GETS CAUGHT IN THE ANCHOR AND FALLS OFF THE BOAT 😭😭😭😭 ICANT

[@bettybuccaneer]

Lifetime movies are movies that target women, but are produced and directed by men. The plot of the movies are always built on the man being the entirety of women's existence. That is the exact opposite of what is conveyed when movies are directed toward men. The Bechdel Test proves this. Tyler Perry's movies are indeed Lifetime Movies. I never like the man's work. They are not a thinking woman's movie.

[@TonyKnight1208]

That scene when taraji fell in the water was so cringey. oml

[@shashavengesayi6055]

I haven’t even watched the movie lol but I just love it when u rip things apart

[@jooddart9736]

Shasha Vengesayi agreed

[@MissTeaq]

I can only remember seeing one of his movies... can’t remember the name (Taraji was the star, MJB played a friend/bar tender), but I now know why, I’ve always felt like he was over rated and his material was as some say “minstrelsy”... she put words to why I’ve had no energy for him. Appreciated!

[@kaliah209]

The movie isn't bad & imo it's well written. You should watch it for the drama & not necessarily because someone said he's trying to "make black women look bad" I have a darkskinned bf & she loved the bachanal that came from it, not everything should be about being a racist. Watch it for yourself & tell me what you think

[@chidorisnake22]

@@MissTeaq "I Can Do Bad All By Myself" is the movie you're thinking about. And yes, that movie was far from his best, but I feel as though Acrimony was very well done considering how he usually writes his dramas awkwardly.

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

I'm curious if Tyler Perry is revealing more about himself in reusing the Angry Black Woman, and "Black women gotta stick with broke black men" tropes in his films than he lets on. I get the feeling that this is some sort of vengful therapy for himself. Like he was the broke black man with a dream, and all of his exes are the angry black women that were too selfish, and couldn't see his potential, and didn't want to put in the emotional labor of taking care of him, and sacrificing herself to further his dreams, so they left him, and now their memories-- or rather *his* memories of them, are forever depicted in his movies as the angry black women characters that nag everyone else and seem perpetually miserable. Punished by his hand, what he sees as justice, by writing narratives for these women that have failing marriages, lose their husbands either through divorce due to their anger or by the husband's death and only realizing after just how good they had it, or in some extreme cases killed off, as Tyler's way of rubbing in their faces "This could've been you! You could've had all this, but you didn't believe in me!" Meanwhile rewarding the "good" black woman characters with happiness, money, everything they could ever want, because they ignored their judgemental female friends and family members, and stuck with the good black man (who became a wealthy actor/director *cough*). It sort of reminds me of how Adam Sandler always writes himself as the Nice Guy in all of his movies. How even though his characters act like selfish, entitled, assholish manchildren, deep down they're really "Nice Guys" deserving of the hot girlfriend/wife-- oh and also it's really funny when they speak in those annoying voices, because that's how Adam Sandler sees himself, and of course, no one sees themselves as "The Bad Guy". At least that's my theory. I admit that I'm just pulling this out of thin air. But, it's not like it's unheard of.

[@venuzbabi08]

I was missing all the feelings Tyler Perry WANTED me to feel. All I felt was on Melinda's SISTER'S side!!! The whole movie!!!!

[@yoonoxmusic1419]

Saw this with my abusive ass boyfriend and he LOVED this movie and constantly used it to shame me and validate me taking care of him while he was couch surfing and unemployed. As if I would end up like Mel if I didn’t “ride or die” with him. Just a huge justification for these dysfunctional ass relationships.

[@toomuchinformation]

Are you still with him?

[@m.williams3497]

You didn’t say ex 😑 please tell me you not somewhere playing dummy and punching bag 😤 if you are get yo head right and move tf on

[@wyntahb3968]

It just seems like she was mad at her self the whole time an took it out on everybody but herself

[@NaijaDoll1]

Struggle "love" at it's best. Miss me with that. Great review.

[@MeekMusings]

I really enjoyed Acrimony even though the ending was trash. Once I got past what I perceived were Tyler's biases, the movie was very entertaining. I didn't get the impression that he was telling black women to stay with no good black men, but more of a dig at conservative Christian traditions of "till death do you part" even when it means putting yourself in harm's way. And, foolishly (and blindly) putting your faith in a man. I could go on about what I took from the movie but I won't. I liked it.

[@marymiller6188]

Inspired Coils girl you had to overlook a lot to enjoy it....

[@MeekMusings]

Lol.I get your point. I just think that sometimes we have to get past the original premise of the commentator's video and dig a little deeper. In this movie I didn't think that Taraji's character was portrayed as the bad guy. I think once you looked past her stereotypical black womaness (what Tyler is known for) her character was tragic because she put too much faith in a man who was self-centered and self-serving. In my eyes he took her whole life from her, and unfortunately she was not emotionally nor experientially mature enough to make sound decisions for herself. Which is why her two older sisters, in my opinion, we're outward projections of her thought process. Her older sister was her wiser and more critical conscience and her younger sister was her softer tolerant self. Robert was a lot faster on the hustle side than she was. He was a threat from the beginning that she wasn't able to recognize. She did live a sheltered life prior to college. It's sad that when she finally got an understanding, she admittedly could not get past her rage. She suffered from mental illness and he was a strong trigger to it. I think often times people think that women and men are the same and forget that we as women are designed to be more emotionally invested. This is not a handicap but if we overlook this and go too far in, then when we want to be more practical about a situation our emotional wisdom doesn't necessarily allow us to turn back easily. Taraji's character again was maligned, misused, disrespected, gaslit, and made to feel insecure after years of very subtle but chronic emotional abuse from this man. He was a narcissist with a mild passive demeanor . That's the only reason in my opinion that she looked like a villain. People need to get past these nice drmeanors and look at the person's actions and character . So when I say I enjoyed the movie, I enjoyed Tyler showing how this is a very common thing in many of our relationships that goes undetected and is not often portrayed on screen. Still the ending was unfortunate. Everybody doesn't end up going off the deep end either figuratively or literally as a movie ending portrayed.

[@Neoldsoul]

TALK ABOUT IT!!🙌🏿 I cannot believe this made it to theaters. The actors are way better than this script.

[@leighroybrown79]

Im so glad I found your channel recently. I don't think there's another KZbin creator I agree with more. Keep the quality content coming.

[@martinngina95]

Acrimony: I strive to be Tyler Perry's worst movie! 😁😁 A Fall From Grace : Hold My Beer, purse, and Wig! 😂😂😂😂

[@Antoinette922]

Everybody: "Acrimony is the worst Tyler Perry film of all time." Tyler Perry: "Hold my beer!" #aFallFromGrace 🤣🤣🤣

[@Persiapersiaxo]

This movie is stressing me out and I haven't even watched it 😂

[@ChloeBaileysRightBootyCheek]

So where did Mel get that hydrochloric acid from 🤔

[@saininj]

Maybe she knew a chemist?

[@baroness1125]

Tyler "black women need to make better choices in men or pay with their life" Perry strikes again

[@victoriawelch1112]

Wow. That's deep.

Its a lesson we need to learn. Look at B smith.

[@hollyobrien9021]

Diabolique oh man. That’s true. He gave one of them HIV/AIDS right?

[@danitho]

That's actually...something that needs to be said. How many times have we heard a black woman going through shit with her man. We do need to make better choices. And often times the poor choices do cost a life. Maybe not in death. But almost the same effect.

[@msmiami212]

Danielle Ellis That just brought Whitney Houston to mind

[@BrittanyGates]

Girl, when you said the daughter mortgages her deceased mom's paid house, I almost closed your video. Nothing against you, it's all the bad decisions in the movie!

[@grittykitty50]

9 minutes in and I JUST CAN'T!

[@Janna_Ash]

Lmaooo. I couldn’t finish the movie. It was so dramatic and foolish...I got fed up lol.

[@davinagray700]

@@Janna_Ash EXACTLY.

[@BrittanyGates]

@Maip video you can go to the bank and take out a line of credit using the equity in the house. Basically, you turn the house into a credit card. But if you can't pay it back, the bank takes the house.

[@shannilove2801]

And it's non-realistic

[@lb8853]

20 years with no job!!?!

[@makeaviini4727]

lmao yeah i was like >.> not on my watch

[@donatellabenn1209]

@Anne Day 🤔🤔

[@queentemitayo]

I mean even if he had a record he could have gotten a job in the fast food industry

[@1JungleSoul]

Definitely, unacceptable!

[@fredrika27]

@Tired Siren She can't fix everything!!!😆😆😆

[@dutouch1086]

"75 million dollars for his 20 year-old technology..." lmao

[@chrvaloandkids4390]

Yes that part is dumb lol but let's go with that for a sec. Do you think whoever she would have left him for earlier would've made 75 mill in 20 years lmmfao

[@oc4515]

Du Touch He was just wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ahead of his time, thats all 😂

[@outlsd1590]

Veezus Christ some things are worth more then money. The man was an opportunist

[@williambernardbrown]

It's not about how old the technology was it's about the practicality. Smh

[@125loopy]

@@williambernardbrown that's not how technology works lol. A battery from 20 years ago wouldn't be worth anything today. And how does an offer jump from $800k to $75mil? Stupid 🤣🤣🤣

[@nope_no_nunya.]

Critics: "Acrimony" is the worst Tyler Perry movie of all time! "Fall From Grace": Hold my man wig

[@october81972]

HILARIOUS!

[@KimaD.]

klc I came here just to find this comment!!!😂

[@sarcasticsid5589]

@@KimaD. Me too 😁😁😁

[@nope_no_nunya.]

@@KimaD. 😉

[@jazzymoni7750]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ashleetyler429]

Taraji PLAYED THE HELL OUT OF THIS CHARACTER THO

[@rachealprempeh1663]

Ashlee Tyler i agree

[@mckcheer09]

girl yes. i feel like people spent so much time discussing how trash the movie was and failed to mention how taraji acted her ass off! i mean really, she played this part flawlessly!

[@iam_sego6052]

@@mckcheer09 agree

[@nomsantsoane3984]

talented

[@jazminewaters2404]

Who the heck is this Black man depicting same stereotypical black broken women--Tyler needs to fix his trauma and stop deflecting.

[@nice1cool]

jazmine Waters period

[@TheMorganVEVO]

☕️☕️☕️

[@melanatedforever]

And all of his movies always have the black women accepting and taking in the poor broke black man.

[@jazminewaters2404]

Didnt you hear no other race will take us--his MO is Black women should be lucky to get a man anyway. Sheeesh self-hate is real he needs years of therapy

[@marciahenry-morgan1458]

The MO.. It ain't love if it aint struggle love. I watched the trailer, read the wiki.. Felt so insulted by this. Glad i didn't go to the cinema for this

[@marciahenry-morgan1458]

@@jazminewaters2404 don't forget that struggle love (the struggle seems to be so one sided)

[@melanatedforever]

@@CandieP She was biracial

[@iammar1159]

Candie P You’re not even making an argument. You’re just deflecting. How does what you said change the fact that we see this same colorist trope over and over again? It doesn’t. If black is black, why is the dark woman always second to the light woman? Make it make sense sis.

[@LisaCreate]

“For his 20 year old technology” 😂 dang I was thinking that just as you said it

[@tionak]

Annalisa Creative RIGHT! That’s too real lmao

[@lb8853]

Lol!

[@EvangelistToyaHasia]

Yes, but Annalisa, its not about the antiquated tools used, its about the concept. No one to this day has figured out how to make a self recharging battery. So it wouldn't matter how old the concept is/was, he created it.

[@MduCele.]

@@EvangelistToyaHasia exactly.

[@mimia.4810]

Sematiko Douglas Thats not the point. The point....wouldn't his technology be outdated by now? The tech world is fast moving.

[@TheDawnofVanlife]

It wasn't even that this dude was broke, he was not working. Like I can be with somebody trying to share the load. But if your dream is bringing in Zero dollars, you better at least have a part time somewhere. Great review!

[@jordanfauntleroy2013]

But if that man came back bought you a house and dapped you up with 10 million would you forgive him?

[@yougotgamesonyourphone6947]

@@jordanfauntleroy2013 you’re asking something that’s barely realistic for a lot of people.

[@NJ4KTV]

Wow, he really wrote the "I didn't have enough faith in my deadbeat man" movie?

[@lpsmadgirl23]

Tyler expects black women to stick with a man for 40 + years even if he ain’t shit or ain’t bout shit bc he might make something good one time and be rich ? Like that’s so unrealistic like it may have happened for you but that ain’t the story for everyone

[@williambernardbrown]

SMH. This is the reason why men with money treat women like trash

[@CeliniacForLife]

NJ4K Are you really surprised?

[@NJ4KTV]

@@CeliniacForLife not really

[@ascorpioskiss3416]

@@williambernardbrown what's the difference from men without money who still treat women like trash/ride or die/come up chick who they eventually kick to the curb when they do get money?

[@RagsRighteous]

This film was a fail. As a psychotherapist, I was really disappointed by the suggestion of Borderline Personality Disorder, especially because it was never completely developed. Tyler Perry has a habit of giving you crumbs, when he could provide something more substantial if he only took the time and better honed his craft. He never fully fleshes out anything, which is unfortunate because he has too many years and projects under his belt to be giving his audience mediocrity.

[@goddessnoir290]

Exactly! I wanted to know why. Instead we the viewers are just being told that's she "crazy". No development or anything. Just told in little bits that's she's been "off“

[@cachaygreen9641]

What disorder was it that she had? Or what would you call it?

[@thezeeyez7151]

He's such the control freak that he has too many projects, too many irons in the fire. He definitely can't delegate duties, he has to write, cast, screen, shoot, choose wardrobe and produce. He's just getting by instead of focusing on the depth of character development.

[@blackdivine6762]

@ I'm getting my entire life in this comment section. So much intellectually dialogue.

[@thezeeyez7151]

@ I totally agree. It's as if he highlights the tragedy of our experience with no path to healing the pain. As you said, he cannot confront the reality of the scenarios he plays out which imo really lessens his credibility as a genius writer. A genius writer can connect cause and affect, flesh out the emotions of the characters and go deep dark and ugly to touch the audience and challenge your thinking. TP is good at making others laugh at his characteizations (usually the women) but his perspective as a female is grossly limited. I remember watching Black Girls who consider suicide and cringing at Whoopis role, and Janet Jackson's role when she found out she'd contracted AIDS. Don't even get me started on the mother who lost her kids as the father threw them out of the window. He fails miserably to show our resilience and the depth of our emotional and spiritual humanity bc he refused to collaborate. He's definitely got a god complex! I am enjoying Ryan Coogler, Will Packer Lena Waithe's The Chi, and Ava Duvetnays Queen Sugar. There's so many Mara Brock and Salim Akil, and Yvette Bowser's out here .... I don't understand why there aren't a plethora of fantastic sitcoms, drama's and movies out here. I guess we can't work together and I second your point....they see us make advanced in something and White folks already waiting to rush in and build wealth beyond what we're doing. They've done that since arriving here and observing and then stealing this land. I'll be so happy when we learn to unite, stay on code and really rise in our power. We can't do that until we learn we can't do it alone. TP is the perfect example of that. Spread the wealth and opportunity bruh! Peace and blessings ❣️

[@phdgirl2016]

I hate that Mel dies at the end. Tyler has a way of punishing black women for wanting more, for wanting humanity , and due recognition. To the uncritical eye, they become unworthy to viewers, the “bad guy.”

[@beccadee0935]

Yes!! Thank you, black struggle love porn!!!

[@jessicab331]

csmiller Exactly!!!! Like this story is very common and how it usually ends... if and wen he does become successful after we’ve put up with the bs he doesn’t fight for the one that was down oh noooo.... it’s like welp you lose! Should’ve just stayed down! And that’s the problem! Why sooo many black women stay in bs ass situations!!! You don’t wanna see all yo pay off goin to another woman!!! And that shit does drive you fuckin crazy!!! Been there!!! Now I don’t wait around no try and hold bruthas down! O fuckin well!!!! ✌🏾But they don’t show how these men drive women to these point... you cannot play with ppl in these ways.... then of course he’s the good guy cuz he did get the house back and gave her all that money... but no he couldn’t make him still fight to get his damn wife back! Oh he came up and she finally said fuck it.... so move on to the one who “held it down” wen you “gave up”... give me a damn break!

[@jazminewaters2404]

Because he has extreme generation trauma. Self-hate is real

[@kemgoodwin9765]

Yes! Like Tyler gave Journee fucking aids in temptation. Just because she wanted more than her husbands dream and cheated on him. Leaving her to be a disabled lonely marriage counselor SMH

[@kemgoodwin9765]

Abidjanaise he was apologetic but still continued to choose his own best interest instead of working to make like better for both him and his wife. Like his wife lost her ovaries and dude STILL worked for his own dream. Crazy shit.

[@tiphanieseantay958]

I believe he only does a 1st draft.

[@KingAshleys]

Tiphanie MosesSeantay 🤣

[@blackdivine6762]

@@KingAshleys 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Mrstookie101]

🤣🤣🤣

[@stassiiiiiiaa3799]

Tiphanie MosesSeantay BARELY ! Not even a first draft. He just doodling in his notes app. Like this is complete and utter bulshit

[@Joe_334]

Not sure why, but when I hear about Tyler Perry, it reminds me of the people who were stuck in the walls of Munchkin land, in The Wiz, lmao

[@stay_low_key]

Sounds real. Too many black women taking care of men that aren't doing anything for them.

[@aneshabrown5]

Ty Love right! This is what happens in real life. Some women choose to put up with the foolishness.

[@nelixsulu6201]

People are actually blaming the woman in this movie too smh...

Anesha Brown skrugga love just feels so good.

[@jonathansmith4725]

Good thing i am going out with a japanese woman and extremely successful

[@deangelobox4342]

Fact's

[@booksaremysociallife]

This movie stressed me out and I didn't even watch it.

[@ommiohmy]

I regretted watching it! I literally watched it over the weekend with nothing to do, but I still felt horrible for wasting my time!!🙄🙄 The acting was mediocre and the ending was trash!!!😒

[@okaygee4132]

😆😆😆

[@kenya1067]

😂😂😂

[@sharayslaughter]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TamaraAWhite]

I know you commented like 9 months ago, but I just watched it last week for the first time...don't waste your time, you can't get it back.

[@kaylagaloretv8139]

What people failed to realize was yes he paid Melinda back the money but he could never give her back the time he wasted and heartbreak!!!

[@synergyproduction5119]

She TOLD HIM "I hope you're not here to get back with me, because it's Not Going to happen" fvck outta here she didn't want that time back until the last second

[@jayLanette90]

Thats how i feel too but malinda stayed even despite her confused feelings. Finding out he was a felon and couldnt get a job..she still stayed even tho he told her after the fact..Remember waay in the beginning be4 she wasted 20 years of her life she was walking down the isle sad her sisters wasnt there. Saying" i have more questions then flowers in my bouquet" clearly not sure on if she was making the right choice. For me the movie also put out the message of knowing your self worth. No i dont think robert was a bad person but some ppl arent on tbe same page as u and its ok to move on when theyve shown u they may not be the one. But alot of us women have that savior complex. It normally comes back around to bite u in the ass

[@jayLanette90]

@@synergyproduction5119 yes...when she told him she wanted a divorce in the house after he done fucked up tbe delivery she made up her mind that he wasnt gonna ever be successful. Which in a fucked up way makes it easier to move on knowing he's just gonna keep doing the same ol shit. While i get my life together But when he flipped it..naw this isnt a rental suit but my invention paid off. Now her dream life flashed be4 her eyes. I believed she still loved him but was convinced he wasnt gonna make it and that she should just move on. At the point he had moved on too...like i stated. She devoted 20 years to this man even after all the lies and setbacks..most men would be out the door a looong time if it was the other way around. Therefore no more unnecessary times needs to be wasted..and if u hit it big 20years after we first dated then good for u..but to endure all the drama for that long malinda is partial to blame too for her bitterness

[@kaylagaloretv8139]

Jessica Brown he taunted her. He bought the same apartment, boat and everything else. Any woman would feel some type of way. He just did it in a slick way so he could look innocent like he tried to the whole movie

[@jayLanette90]

@@kaylagaloretv8139 yea i wondered about those scenes..it never showed him in that attitude of trying to be hurtful or if hes just unconsciously giving another woman all he promised her. Like when they made love to nina simone..thats what he did with her 2. Idk i wouldnt tolerate 20 years of no help. She blew her inheritance all on him. Never had a plan for herself. She put all her eggs in one basket while he was setting his self up for success even by taking advantage of her kindness cause he knew she loved him.she was willing to invest in him and he knew that..yet had no plan for her own success. .

[@Lizalieu]

Real second half to the movie: Malinda runs in to Robert ten years later still trying to sell his battery. The end.

[@VLyricParker]

Ikr. Or hes married with 2 kids but a manager at Burger King but definitely not a millionaire

[@Lizalieu]

@@VLyricParker I could see that. At least then he learned how to work.

[@stayroxy]

hahahahaha yeah

[@lawdhammercy4448]

Or he's a 40 year old struggling rapper.

[@ms.x1669]

@@VLyricParker that's a more realistic ending.

[@tcg5427]

Notice when he told her all the things he would get HER...he still did all those things with a different woman so it was clearly never about his wife. Those were his dreams n he could take or leave her

[@sasasavage5047]

Yes! He didn't really love her. She was just the woman that was most convenient when he was coming up and who he would have allowed in his dream life if they were still together. However, once they broke up, he quickly slotted in the next woman who was convenient to him.

[@firstblessings8777]

@@sasasavage5047 That's not true. Melinda gave up on the eve of his success and loosed everything. It's just so sad but real life is often like that.

[@sasasavage5047]

@@firstblessings8777 He didn't love her. He let her work herself to exhaustion by working 2 jobs for 18 years, let her lose her dead mother's house and inheritance, then didn't have the decency to not give the next woman, who he cheated on her in the past with, the same EXACT things he said he would give her, down to the name of the boat. It was never about giving that life to Melinda, it was about having any woman to make his picture perfect life complete. He gave her the house back and 10 mil as an apology because he finally regretted how crappy of a husband he was.

[@firstblessings8777]

@@sasasavage5047 We watched two different movies. He was grateful but by the time of his success, Melinda had already given up. Like all men he got tempted and cheated, but never forgot her sacrifice. It was only when she jilted him, officially gave him the leeway, that he married the side chick. I know you watched it from a female perspective, but this film was really personal as I felt it spoke to me. Life is not always a bed of roses.

[@krystalharris1259]

First Blessings He should have done SOMETHING SOONER. That's what a REAL man does.

[@beerock79]

The real question is how did Melinda get on the boat?

[@Boitumelo984]

😂😂😂I wanna know too

[@stringer2295]

She floated on water Ike jesus, were you not watching? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@acharonim4659]

When they wanna be petty they find a way.

[@brittanythornton2062]

Kingsir da Boss 😂

[@lilyflower8991]

🤣🤣🤣 RIGHT! She wasn’t wet, so she didn’t swim! A boat woulda made noise! Did she row her behind to the yacht?!🤣🤣

[@tp2005]

One of the main things I can't get past is...the company went from an offer of 800,000 to 75 MILLION? ...on technology that's outdated af at this point? Why are you like this, Tyler Perry?! LMAO!

[@trish0817]

🤣🤣🤣

[@africanrumpunch7742]

My take on it was that the Prescott thought they had a lot of work to do because of the 20 yr old tech. After seeing the prototype, they realized that it was being properly maintained and worth much more.

[@nathanel-nate9664]

Didn't they say 150million in court?

[@BValor-xo4gi]

I would’ve turned that shit down too! Cause ppl always try to take what you’ve created and then take your idea and make millions even billions of dollars off of your invention!

[@sdseals2076]

Never mind it being outdated. He walked out on them after 20 years of them turning him down and calling him in one scene saying not to ever come back. Not to mention that a new employee after the other lady retired who they barely know recommended him. They don't show us her talking to anybody about him. She slept with him one time and found out he lied to her and was cheating on Mel. So, she doesn't know him. Not to mention she brings it up and still looks hurt but she helps him. I also want to point out that at the rate he was buying a boat, rebuying the house (that somehow the people wanted to sell), buying that penthouse (that was somehow available), and giving Mel $10,000,000.00 he should have been broke. I mean didn't he just get the check and it hadn't even cleared.

[@snowbird9660]

Tyler wants women to accept men “under construction” because he wanted someone to accept him back in the day when he was living in his car. Probably hasn’t gotten over that.

[@coreytbean]

He is writing for & about himself. Furthermore, he's become rich doing it. And that's why he has never gotten any better at film making. His life is this warped validation feedback loop. Between this dude & Nick Cannon (doing it all, being competent at none of it, yet succeeding nonetheless)... I can't help but question my own life choices!

[@williambernardbrown]

It's true. A woman should have supported his dreams.

[@tommyblack6117]

This is probably the most accurate comment. I was thinking the same thing. A person's psychology changes when they feel abandoned by people who are supposed to care about them. FYI.. this was a great movie. Because it has happened plenty of times. To both men and women. People do crazy things for love

[@misssoso5859]

Why are you shaming him for that? lots of women crave that unconditional acceptance too

[@janoraphillips7140]

Make sense

[@KingAshleys]

Tyler Perry has never loved a black woman who wasn’t his mama

[@nelixsulu6201]

Exactly cause he portrays us in a bad light too much lol

[@babygee.02.01]

Well I take the movie as black women need to love themselves more and stop holding men down.

[@tcg5427]

Tyler made the mooching cheater look like a hero when he paid her back! Let's be real that would not happen in the real world!

[@crissidoll]

I just don't get it. His reasoning be like, "the 20 years were repaid in the generous $10M cheque and btw she was mentally ill all along so there, it was her fault..." Seriously? SMH

[@StayEzay2]

Be let’s be real Mel had every opportunity to leave the relationship. She just kept digging herself in the hole

[@diannalovesfood]

He didn't even fight for her... Like 20 years of straight support after he fucked up and all she got was a weak as speech before signing the divorce papers. He didn't love her she was a transaction! He wasn't worth death, a melt down, or the lost gas money from taking his behind home at the funeral! I finished that movie confused as hell. Like wtf did I just watch... didn't even get the satisfaction of seeing his no good ass die with her. 😒

[@sosopeople9157]

Sports Actuary a hole he created at that... like... I don’t get it.

[@jaidasimone_]

But if it did, would that be enough? I would’ve took the keys to my house, car, the check and would’ve kept it moving! ✌🏾

[@angieg.6605]

After the cheating scene I was done with the whole movie. In my head, I’m like who did he write this movie for.

[@crownofeunoia1907]

Angelica Gervais He wrote for the women who are with ain’t sh*t men to tell them to preserve unless they miss out.

[@tbd3744]

and so early too. before marriage. she could have made her clean break. I was annoyed the cheating thing was so soon because she had a chance then to keep moving and not look back!

[@angieg.6605]

@@tbd3744 i totally agree it made her seem really stupid and desperate. This movie a big fat no for me. Its a running theme in Tyler Perry's movies and I'm tired of it....so I just not going to support him.

[@tbd3744]

@@angieg.6605 Right? I was expecting the issues to show up much later down the line after yearssssssssssssssssssss of marriage. Not as college kids both still free as a bird.

[@nadia4999]

@Angelica? The cheating scene? Are you referring to the scene where a Young unmarried college boy hotness caught with another female in husband camper? Or the scene when Melinda allowed her anger to overtake her and drove her own car into an entire building? I knew Melinda wouldn’t make slow decisions from the moment they showed her walking to class, and a black guy bumped into her by MISTAKE and she immediately started beating on him. He was a fool for her beauty, and he would have been better off if he simply said excuse me and helped her pick up her papers and walked thr F off!

[@SteamrollerViolin]

it's fascinating how despite his lengthy filmography, tyler perry has not grown as a filmmaker or improved at all and i don't think he's interested in it, either. i understand people give him a pass because he hires predominately black casts and tells stories centered on black people (women, the most iconic of which is played by himself, which is.. anyways) but good lord. his films are just bad. but their biggest crime is being lazy and uninspired.

[@reginayfavors]

He's just interested in pushing out products so he can be a black filmmaker, but I never hear of him saying that he has received mentoring from a fellow filmmaker or him watching director's commentaries of other films. I don't hear of him taking a class, even if online, to hone his skills. Nor do I hear of him reading other scripts for personal growth reasons. He has ideas and really feels like he doesn't need help. But we all need growth, even when we are very good at something, at least that's what we think of ourselves.

[@1love847]

I thought this was growth for Tyler. Hey we all grow at different rates. Sometimes slowly

[@anony1596]

@@1love847 oh damn I can't tell if you're being facetious or not 😭

[@tbd3744]

To my understanding he's written the plays when he used to tour as Madea and the others he's staged? If so, perhaps in the same vein he's simply interested in cranking out scripts but not necessarily investing in the film aspect of his storylines. Hiring the best would mean paying accordingly for such talent and maybe in not doing so he can keep more people employed in his studios. If this theory holds true in any way the maybe this is deliberate. A big budget film would drain funds he might like placed elsewhere like pockets.

[@princesssookeh]

It's awful because you see all the diverse black writers and directors on twitter with great ideas; desperate for funding, advertisement and distribution. Tyler has all of it; yet he hoards it like a dragon in a granny costume.

[@SamanthaMac912]

I hated Robert the entire movie I felt he was more delusional rather than a sad puppy dog it frustrated me

[@juicyparsons]

I dated a guy like this....for about 9 months. This woman stayed married to him for almost TWENTY YEARS??????? he wasn't even that abusive or manipulative (then I could understand her being stuck in a cycle of abuse) it's just SENSELESS lol

[@bita3422]

Can we understand that the side chick had the ability to get him that deal but chose not to until he was free?

[@theanomaliegroup823]

And she still got the yacht. I peeped that.

[@jtwilliams00]

The character Robert is probably supposed to be a stand in for Tyler Perry himself. It's reasonable to assume that many people told Perry that he wouldn't make it and that many woman passed on him, because they weren't about to be sitting around supporting some fool chasing a dream. As a result Perry probably still feels a bit salty about it despite his subsequent success. That's the most likely reason Perry would try to depict Robert as a sympathetic figure instead of the leech that he was.

[@luvburden5743]

I like your perspective!!!! I believe also

[@asapolen]

You hit the nail RIGHT on the head!!!

[@Theotherrjas]

Well said 👏🏾💯

[@mariahyohannes]

Woman???? You mean men, Perry’s girlfriend is a beard.

[@naysahisrael2914]

Very plausible!

[@sasasavage5047]

Of course Tyler Perry is championing black women becoming Build a Bears and building up black men, he probably had a Build a Bear himself.

[@krystalharris1259]

K H That's 😥

NO thats exactly what he is saying is bad

[@d-nise6364]

Build a Bears 🐻 lol

[@JudithTOG]

🤣😝

[@asapolen]

Yep, he was homeless with a dream, and probably still in the closet looking for some woman to fix him....

[@sasasavage5047]

I'm not building up any man. People can call me a gold digger if they want to, but men have to come to me when they have their life and financials together. A man who allows his woman to break her back to support him doesn't truly love her.

[@sasasavage5047]

@Dawni Ray It's really not too much to ask but these men and women raised without fathers and by mothers who instill the belief that just being there is enough because they did it alone, is messing it up for everyone.

[@msprettynurse83]

Yassssss say that!

[@TheMorganVEVO]

K H You are ABSOLUTELY right. That's a good point that isn't usually mentioned when people talk about this.

[@deej5608]

TRUTH!!!!

[@SmittySmith-ev8fo]

That goes both ways,women have to bring something as well, so the question is what do you bring to the table to evaluate the relationship?

[@m77-y6n]

So he understood the concept of working while persuing your dreams AFTER she kicked him out. Interesting

[@ms.x1669]

A GENIUS observation. So damn true!

[@tsebomahao4229]

Robert is literally my worst nightmare :')

[@nadia4999]

Nightmare is something that is shown to you in advance. Life is about choices. No man can be in you’re lkfe that you don’t accept in your life. Don’t be your own worst enemy. Focus on that and stop trying to blame others for our choices. That was the bottom line of this movie.

[@thatblvckhippie1911]

@@nadia4999 definitely wasnt the lesson. It was typical struggle love can earn you the world BS

[@nelixsulu6201]

You have black men out here expecting black women to be a Melinda to him too. Not me 😷

[@mikasjewels5772]

I'm offended that he used Nina Simones music in this.

[@StrngAzDiamnds]

Exactly! I don't know who offended me more by using her music - Love & Hip Hop Atlanta or this Tyler Perry flick

[@originallyme4life562]

I thought that was the best part of the movie!🤷🏾🤣🤣

[@amyclarke41]

i never seen it so no judging😣

[@kenya1067]

Right!

[@jjones8781]

Mika Fryer that’s what I kept saying. How dare he. The blood is against this filth

[@TomRipley7350]

"I cannot believe someone read this script and said, 'Yeah, that's it. Let's go with that'". The way you said that made me laugh out loud.

[@jazminewaters2404]

😂😂😂😂 I blame Oprah

[@hunneylipps]

Yesssssss! I brought that back twice

[@roddiboi87]

"A thriller?!" "Then it Takes a turn... This is where he's gonna try to thrill us." Lmaoooo

[@tbd3744]

That was so right. It took to long to take that turn so I must agree it was two genres in one.

[@bpeoples4043]

This could honestly be a joke...that's how horrible the plot is. At the end, Robert should have been hit by a bus. And Mel could be driving it and then wink at the camera.

[@Barbenceli]

B Peoples I’m crying laughing 😭

[@JJ-xi1bg]

Lmfao

[@Jari788]

😂😂😂

[@proudmary3553]

Exactly 💯 🤣

[@RemusHolt]

Girl when I tell you this is how I want all movies like this to end ❤️❤️‍🔥

[@TimothyMorigeau]

His characters are so 1 dimensional.... c'mon Tyler Perry. Not cute.

[@sepevans]

I'm no tyler Perry expert but pretty sure most of his work demonstrates his severe and deep seeded issues with black women specifically brown skin black women

[@TheMorganVEVO]

sepevans I mean...his mom was abused by his dad for most of his childhood. And I think he was sexually abused at some point in life. I don't think he hates black women. But I think he definitely sees them as symbols of disfunction because that's his experience.

[@MsSonali1980]

@@TheMorganVEVO and they like to think if an abused woman (mother) stays with her abusive partner (father) she hasn't deserve other than being punished. I had an ex whose father was an asshole but the mother kept the family together. I guess she was often emotional due to dysfunctionality. My ex hated emotional women. For sure ignoring that he was (is?) a narcissistic man-boy who needs to be served (the reason why we didn't come along, I'm unable to cater to grown ass insecure man-boys and I won't take over the servant mother part).

[@melodeemcclain9600]

Deep seated.

[@db6881]

And dark skin black men.

[@naj5345]

GIRL I HATED THIS MOVIE. AND I AM THE MEAN SISTER!

[@ForHarriet619]

thank you for your service.

[@iPikastars]

I cant stand most of Tyler Perry's movies. Mainly because of the "angry black women troupe" but also because as a more "alternative" black woman, his characters are so one note and lack diversity and I never... saw myself in any of his characters

[@iPikastars]

@Abidjanaise Diary of a Mad black woman was the first Tyler Perry movie I watched. I was relatively young and even then didnt like the way the female lead was portrayed.

[@angelface101ful]

Yeah I never saw myself either

[@Machelle3200]

Exactly... I wouldn't make the decisions his characters made when it comes to men...And Robert's broke lazy azz would have never gotten past the whole battery thing with me...I would have been like boy please..Get a degree in electrical engineering, a job in that field, and get back at me.

[@Heavenhellhaleema]

I'm also pretty "alternative" as a black woman so I feel you there lol. Definitely never felt represented in his films, or most mainstream black media tbh

[@kawaiikoibito3268]

@@Heavenhellhaleema same

[@blackdivine6762]

why is the light skin woman always the angel?

[@ertfgghhhh]

@Shaniya Ray in this movie too. She is light skinned but not red boned

[@ertfgghhhh]

@Shaniya Ray angel meaning stands by her man

[@Ceemoore3000]

And light skin men are saviours. Most of the bad men in his movies are dark skin. Tyler has an issue with colorism among other things.

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

Who is light skinned here?

[@Qannable]

But the new wife was not light skinned 😒. Only light skinned people in the main cast were Melinda's boyfriend and her bff.

[@emeraldgoddess9]

Sad some black folk cant see there has been no growth in his film making!

[@Powerduo88]

Some of us (me) got off the train a long time ago but others act like they are chained to their seats! I didn't watch this or even heard of it but wanted to hear the review and was not disappointed...or surprised. 😒

[@reynadana]

That's particularly why I don't watch any longer not get excited

[@oliviatheresa]

I keep wondering why Tyler Perry keeps getting awards and everybody looks at him like this great director! He is not! I don't get it....I guess everyone has a opinion but I just can't get with the Tyler Perry hype.

[@nelixsulu6201]

I’m sick of the scorned woman narrative tbh

[@lowrider276]

Lmao this movie is like fantasy for straight black men

[@InquiringMindscrew]

The fuck it is... This is NOT my fantasy at all lol

[@msgirly6827]

@aimee glatt okay sis we get it. You think he is gay. Let him be.

[@frandavis1990]

As a straight black man this shit pissed me off. He did her completely wrong and was not a good man

[@shantie66]

Facts

[@christaylor7916]

@aimee glatt why do you think Tyler PERRY is gay?

[@mel...s]

I havent watched the video but i agree with the title. Oh and he treats his audience like we are idiots Its slick disrespectful

[@anthonyharriott9406]

its a movie

[@crownjewel832]

Why would an “experienced” filmmaker choose to use PowerPoint slides with vocabulary words and their definitions in the movie? The excessive narration drove me insane. It was a terrible, terrible movie. Why isn’t TP’s filmmaking developing, improving in any way after all these years?

[@2120musiclover]

Crown Jewel because people continue to eat it up; so he feels he doesn’t have to grow. It’s frustrating

[@jennifermorris2860]

Crown Jewel the only filmmaker that can and has done that is Tarantino. But those are used as plot points and it’s done as an homage to early Hollywood films (slide with verbiage along with Samuel L Jackson narrating).

[@LadyWisteriaa]

@@jennifermorris2860 exactly. Tarantino being my favorite film maker may have me a bit biased but when he does it it's something great. It's moving a story along but it's not just throwing the plot in your face so they don't gotta waste time portraying it in the movie. It's like a nice, simple chapter title.

[@stellabellafontay9366]

Perry has no faith in the intelligence of his audience. He never has. As far as he's concerned, he's one of the talented 10th and the rest of us should just be content with Big Mama's and ruined Black women.

[@stellabellafontay9366]

@@LadyWisteriaaTP is your favorite filmmaker??? Say it ain't so! 🤯

[@raeburt2551]

God this movie was horrible. That scene of Taraji coming at her sisters are the words of a man, not a woman.

[@toomuchinformation]

Well it must've been written by him.

[@locturallylocs9097]

@@toomuchinformation he writes all his scripts by himself so yes

[@timmy841212]

He wrote it so... 😂

[@chrislyn1868]

To the people above ^^ of course he wrote it but if you’re going to write for a female character then write from a woman’s perspective lol

[@locturallylocs9097]

@@chrislyn1868 I think that's the point we are trying to make: he is such a bad writer that the lines he writes for women sounds something a man would say.

[@TheQGerard]

"Oh, this is where he's gonna try to thrill us?" Idk why but that line has me over here in tears. I am weak!!!

[@paerizcool]

😂😂😂

[@SimplyElan]

Quinton Stroud me too!! 😂😂😂😂

[@mckeewardiv6307]

If a man dont work he dont eat. ! ! ! Let's make this trend in the black community.

[@krystalharris1259]

Mckee Ward IV That's actually Biblical... And Mr. Perry is suppose to be a Christian. We let the cussing pass, we let the premarital sex pass, but come on.😒

[@krystalharris1259]

This_Is_War I guess I will be in a group of very few...

[@ChloeBaileysRightBootyCheek]

This_Is_War being a virgin doesn’t guarantee you a marriage that last though 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@ChloeBaileysRightBootyCheek]

This_Is_War do you believe that or just stating what you’ve been taught 🤔

[@beautifullymastered1914]

Mckee Ward IV That Part!!!

[@polisigh216]

My problem with Tyler Perry is that he does not seem to like black women.

[@heartofqueens124]

Him and Lee Daniels.

[@angieg.6605]

I agree he should not be the one to tell black women’s stories

[@tcg5427]

All those men that dress up and act out the worst stereotypes about black women absolutely hate black women. Most of the things we spend our lives fighting against and trying to change people's mind about are perpetuated by black men.

[@mrh2821]

He struggles with depicting Black women's humanity like exploring the root of Mel's anger is never really explained. We are shown that she has a defensive attitude before she meets Rob but why? Also why is Mel so co-dependently attached to Rob? Does she have low self esteem? Is she naïve? Nothing Mel does in this movie makes sense.

[@rachelm.3173]

@JuniorX EastNY You and me both

[@angeera]

He needs to hire new talent and writers. He need to stop writing 😂😂🤣. Tyler needs to be that ceo who comes and check out the Company one’s in while. For goodness sakes

[@deevah2450]

"Im against taking on men as construction projects." PREACH

[@rayck4008]

Tyler Perry has always been a sick embarassment. He's a weird narcissist who use racist Jim Crow era stereotypes in ALL his films.

[@danihomes7697]

Thank you

[@nadia4999]

@ray ck! So why don’t you try your hand At filmmaking. We will wait. Or better live your life where you are not a walking embarrassment. We can wait for that too.

[@MsConfident14]

@@nadia4999 right! Why is there so many people talking bad about Tyler Perry and his movies? If you don't like him, his movies, wigs, etc, then don't watch anything of his! It's that simple.

[@ShalemAhava]

Thisss!

[@DarksideBallerina]

"Taking men on as construction projects." YES. I hate that trope so freaking much. I feel like Tyler Perry is under this impression that black women ALL have super high standards and we just need to lower them a bit. First off, we're all individuals. Some black women do want to date Jay-Z and nothing less, some aren't so picky. And you know finance can be a huge drain on the relationship. I don't think it's a bad thing to have someone who's financially stable as a standard. The movie should have been about long bob sister saving Melinda from this toxic relationship. I just want to know who hurt Tyler Perry so badly that he can't seem to write a black woman???

[@FallonFontaine]

Tyler doesn't really like black women. We're caricatures instead of actual humans. Always painted as angry, bitter, need a man to save us, loud, & many other stereotypes. After Melinda got the $10mil why couldn't she just move on & grow as a person. Her character just spun out of control.

[@InquiringMindscrew]

The problem was that she didn't actually NEED saving at all. There was nothing about her that needed saving. She literally brought everything that happened to her on herself.

[@zoozagt5]

@@InquiringMindscrew Exactly...I did not feel sorry for Melinda at all! She was dumb as hell.

And the establishment of "her crazy" in the beginning. Like why does that have to be the thing about her?

[@janepatton8100]

@@nadia4999 👏👏👏... dang you spoke some truth!!!

[@nadia4999]

@Jane Patton. Thanks you’re making me blush. 😉

[@samoneed1]

Tyler just recently posted a tweet about "hardwork" in this video he mentions he has no writing staff for ANY of his shows or movies. It alllll makes sense. This movie was trash.

[@aneikastewart2748]

He needs to now use his platform to bring fourth new writers with fresh ideas

[@shannilove2801]

He's movies and series are terrible.

[@DragonBellyTravels]

The wigs were better than in the other movies...that’s all I got. That said: Tyler STILL owes me $10.

[@ShalemAhava]

😂😂😂

[@DeshaunIsAmazing]

Can we just talk about the horrible dialogue, bad green screen, and the fact that Taraji P. Henson was only on screen for half the movie? I just don't understand how a wealthy director/producer like Tyler doesnt put money into his projects. The mediocre look of his films are too common for a man who build a new film studio in Atlanta.

[@theTruthSeekerishere]

He doesn't put money into his films because he puts it in his pockets...which is unfortunate.

[@tbd3744]

it's how he stays wealthy? LOL

[@courtneyjohnsonhaber4591]

Because the whole movie was filmed in 6 days. For real

[@takiaab3]

That last scene/set was ridiculous! You could absolutely tell that this movie shot in two weeks.

[@schoolhookeygirl]

When my family and I went to see the latest disaster of a Madea movie, my mom and I literally laughed out loud at him reusing sets from The Haves and the Have Nots like that stupid hotel.

[@jjmaster322]

On the press run, Tyler was talking about how he shot the film in only 13 DAYS. Lol he said it like he was so proud of it

[@Machelle3200]

It looks like it was shot in two weeks... Horrible piece of shyt...lol

[@shelisadaniel3577]

I think I actually saw an interview somewhere where he said he filmed it in 8 days.

[@losdesmayosdeNestor]

It shows

[@immonica8734]

Wow

[@user-gr5ej3jw3g]

Look like he filmed it in a day with all those green screen moments.lol it’s sick

[@tariqthomas9090]

While I give Tyler Perry credit for employing black actors/creators and exposing them to more mainstream audiences (and making guilty pleasure movie "Why Did I Get Married?"), he's vastly outshined by much more talented and interesting black directors these days. In a world where we have Ryan Coogler, Ava DuVernay, Jordan freaking Peele, Spike Lee, Gina Prince-Brythewood, Barry Jenkins and others, we've pretty much outgrown Tyler Perry's work. At least, I know I have.

[@reginayfavors]

I'm like you: I wouldn't want to know of a John Singleton and Spike Lee and the others you mentioned and not try to work as hard or receive instruction to make my movies better. I would NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER want my movie to be out at the same time as a Lee, Jordan, Singleton, and Coogler, if I was Tyler Perry. He needs some time usher in growth, become a true student of filmmaking.

[@TheMorganVEVO]

This is exactly how I feel about it. We've evolved and Tyler Perry simply has not.

[@Kevin-rg3yc]

exactly those stereotypical storylines/characters are no longer acceptable and thank god for ryan coolger, jordan peele, barry jenkins, etc who are breaking grounds for black film representation

[@asyanabaptiste3668]

Ever since i watched When They See Us....Tyler Perry has become nonexistent to me.

[@kendallrivers1119]

Don't forget the late great John Singleton and Melvin Van Peebles as well as Mario Van Peebles, Robert Townsend etc.

[@DaniMyLuv]

"Acrimony is the worst Tyler Perry movie OF ALL TIME" A Fall From Grace: "HOLD MY BEER..."

[@layah28]

Lmaoooooo right

[@Misssteelcity412]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@bphscolorguard16]

Hold my ashtray. 😂

[@mercymathitu6208]

Just watched AFFG and came here to make that exact comment 😂😂😂😂

[@ashleybarloweNC]

I feel like Tarija did this film as a “favor” for Tyler Perry. I think she knows the script wasn’t shit. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@shantie66]

It took a lot out of her

[@HD-er2cq]

😂😂😂

[@williambernardbrown]

No, it wasn't what you wanted it to be. It told you to be supportive of your man even when he's down that's the real reason you hated this movie

[@HD-er2cq]

@@williambernardbrown I don't know dude. That man didn't work for over a decade. A person can work two jobs for so long. And still lose the house you owned free and clear? I think it's both. She didn't like the movie because it's unrealistic and the script was shizz.

[@sportstalkwithzo3707]

@@williambernardbrown exactly

[@alexajay5514]

So this is a movie encompassing every man's thought of black women: they're angry and psycho and irrational and loud and noisy, but they're also hardworking and nuturing and want to love and make love and it's just like.. what are these dudes thinking?? Profiting off of these strawmen they create for their shitty stories and one dimensional characters. Sorry to anyone who hada sit through this movie!

[@blackdaria9075]

Girl! Why does he depicts black women as jaded , and angry. In all his movies, this is his scenario. No growth. Nothing. Can he stop. It’s sad enough that everyone sees us this way. There is always a speech of silly enlightenment towards the end. Why? Sigh. We are not desperate. We don’t need trade in our sanity/ our self worth for companionship. I’m good. Stop it Mr. Perry!

[@JJ-xi1bg]

Carline Daniel he’s a hater

[@crescentmoondesigns7515]

That battery invention was pure qackery i'm not even an electrical engineer to know that his science was faulty, he made that lady waste her time and loose her mind and Robert still went with another woman smh 😒

[@queentemitayo]

Tyler Perry is one of the most famous black filmmakers in Hollywood and he devastatingly continues to perpetuate these same old dusty, overused tropes about black women in struggle relationships. Can we see a black woman with a man who is already accomplished and is deserving of her love for once?

[@bascal133]

You can’t win with him, because in diary of a mad black woman, she’s dating a wealthy guy who treats her really good, except when he’s literally like abusing her and threatening her life and then she leaves him for garbage man, so Tyler just wants you to basically with a bum or you’re not a real one

[@egyptspivey777]

Yeah Tyler loves punishing black women for wanting more. Many of his movies is basically him wagging his finger at black women and telling them to be satisfied with what they have (even if what they have is a garbage dude).

[@lizzybethnj617]

Exactly just be happy u have a man regardless of their issues

[@Qannable]

Yup. Like Temptation.

[@callmema14]

Yeah his movies are becoming one note now "The bitter black woman that's been wrong by a black man but still face oblivion because...consequences" trope. It's becoming boring and pisses me off that black women are painted in that light.

[@MissTeaq]

Ashley Nicole what pisses me off is that so many of us can’t see this and choose to still support him after so long.

[@KnowledgeSeeker78491]

That's because black Americans are broke so it's easy to sell us anything about being rich or the promise of being rich...or being broke

[@AmberNycole]

When I heard they shot the ENTIRE movie in EIGHT days I knew it would be garbage. I finally watched it on Hulu and was like YEP, I was right.

[@futrell8643]

Amber Nycole 8 days, damn.... I think I’ll skip it, even if Taraji is in it!

[@aswaswasw2323]

Bruh i was so mad that the dude lived....he literally killed the character that suffered the most. No redemption or anything. Story wise....weak! Film quality weak, writing weak

[@Pulapaws]

Akielah Wiggins her poor sis now have to cry over the death of they sis proving them right about that guy even more.

[@novemberflower7027]

“The sisters have every RIGHT to confront him”~ NO~they have every RESPONSIBILITY to confront him, to look out for their sister because she’s too close in the relationship for any real perspective

[@rcjanelle1]

I liked the movie because there were many teachable moments. I watched it with my teenage daughter. The biggest takeaway we as women have to be accountable for the poors decisions we make when it comes to men. When Taraji's character purchased that car and he stopped calling and she caught him with the other woman. She should've walked away then. She stayed and he drained the life out of her.

[@tbd3744]

Interesting. It can be used a cautionary tale indeed. I like this concept to make it work hopefully. To say to young woman that even though the film shows that if you stand by your man there is a big pay off at the end, in the process you waste the best years of your life not following your own dreams.

[@truebeautyj6165]

rcjanelle1 I agree.

[@takiaab3]

So true! She basically let him drive her completely nuts. SHE let him stay home, instead of using his degree to provide for the wife that he asked for. Somehow that ended up being everybody else's fault.

[@tulip324]

Lol the only lesson I could learn from this movie is that choosing the wrong man can result in your untimely death. And I already knew that 💀

[@HatersLuvBey]

WoahhItsMonica 💀

[@jadebirk5957]

Because men are always supposed to be forgiven for their transgressions... but don't let a woman do something then there's no redemption for her 🤷🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@lizzybethnj617]

Or she might get AIDS like he did Jurnee Smollet in the Marriage Counselor . Terrible

[@SimplyFitwithJay]

👏🏾

[@micahsworld7217]

HER CHARACTER DESERVED BETTER

[@lvly5357]

See... healthy relationships require BOTH parties to build each other up. Lol just thinking about the movie irks me.

[@Ms.MD7]

Exactly

[@TheWonderGirl23]

There was a change in my opinion when Tyler Perry depicted black stories and then when he started expoilting the black community particularly the female audience. I stopped watching his plays and movies years ago when I realized he wasn’t making his movies better. They were getting worse, and he was just turning a quick buck. Acrimony and the Madea sequels show that. It’s always like he talks at the black women he never attempts to talk from our perspective. His perspective of his female counterparts are stereotypes.

[@starcherry6814]

I stopped liking his movies after Temptation, that was the worst. 2nd place to Acrimony

[@Kodak718]

Tyler Perry is the broke black man in his movies, especially in this one.