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Binding: DVD
EAN: 0764377800792
Format: NTSC
Label: Tyler Perry Co.
Manufacturer: Tyler Perry Co.
Publisher: Tyler Perry Co.
Region Code: 1
Release Date: December 07, 2004
Sales Rank: 122527
Studio: Tyler Perry Co.
Theatrical Release Date: 2004
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - funny and moving
I loved this movie. I was able to watch it with my family and dicuss differnt parts as they relate.I was crying so hard from laughing. This is good for all ages, but tou have to have a sense of hummer. If your old and bitter, you'll hate it. It's about letting loose and enjoying, don't read to much into it.
Rating:  - Family
What can I say, it's Tyler Perry! It was very good and much humor, even though Medea was very much missed. It had its moments where it dragged out too long, but it was more good moments than bad. This had you thinking about how you and your family would act in certain situations. I enjoyed it very much and can't wait until the next Tyler Perry play/movie.
Rating:  - Meet the Clowns
I don't think this was funny at all. A lot of overt expressions of unnecessary sass, shuffling, and forced nuevo-negro antics. I'm pretty sure that the same writers who wrote such comedic eye sores as "Brothers from Out of Space" and "The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer" wrote this piece stepin' fetch drivel.
This is the first work I have seen from Tyler Perry, but after viewing the trailer for Diary of a Mad Black Woman I don't anticipate it getting any better. Okay let's create a ... Read More
Rating:  - kiawest
Meet The Browns was OKAY. I enjoyed it up until the funeral scene. The funeral scene was a bit much and got a little ridiculous but for the must part if you enjoy Tamala and David Mann's performances you'll enjoy this.
Rating: - Diary of Mad Black People
I own every available Tyler Perry play so I was really looking forward to this one.
Some of the actors in "Meet the Browns" were seen in other plays and they are talented people but this was not an appropriate play to showcase their talent. It was true buffoonery. They might as well bring back Amos and Andy. I truly felt sorry for the Manns who obviously tried so hard to perform under such terrible conditions.
There seemed to be a story line but I'm not sure what it was since ... Read More
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