Tyler Perry's Meet The Browns
Starring: Margaret Avery, Angela Bassett, Frankie R. Faison, Irma P. Hall, Jenifer LewisStudio: Lionsgate Home Entertainment
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Widescreen, NTSC
Running Time: 101 minutes
DVD Release: July 1st 2008
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DVD Review
With nothing to lose Brenda and her three children travel from Chicago to small-town Georgia to meet a previously unknown side of the family. NOTHING can prepare them for the fun-loving crass Brown clan. Angela Basset and Rick Fox star in this romantic comedy about the power of love and family - from Tyler Perry.System Requirements:Running Time: 101 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: COMEDY/FAMILY GATHERINGS Rating: PG-13 UPC: 031398235934 Manufacturer No: 23593
User Reviews
A FEEL GOOD MOVIE! - Rating: 5/5
Anything Tyler Perry produces I love. His plays, films make you think positive and have fun doing it. This woman's life was out of control. After three affairs which produced children, she'd lost the art of trusting. So when she meets Mister Hot-Hot-Hottie, she was soooo chilly. But finally he wins her over, anyway this film shows the power of good hearts and family.
I loved it!
Ummm.... No. - Rating: 1/5
Okay, this one was the worse in my opinion. The first one (diary of a mad...) was the best because the love interests HAD CHEMISTRY! The second one (family reunion) there was a little less chemistry, but there was some. This one - nadda. Angie B. was good in the part of a struggling single mom, but when it came to the romance - I thought she was little stiff. And R. Fox - for.get.it. I mean I know he's not an actor, but dayum! And yes - it was all very, very predictable & wrapped up in a neat little bow @ the end. Sorry, Tyler; I bought this one to keep my collection going, but sheesh.
Meet The Browns - Rating: 5/5
Meet The Browns, was a very funny film, it makes you laugh and cry at the same time I loved the film, can't wait to see the next one Madea goes to Gaol
MEET THE BROWN'S THE MOVIE - Rating: 4/5
I was impressed by yet another movie by Tyler Perry. I found Angela Bassett believable,because I know many women who lived in the 'hood, but did not necessarily sound like they are from there, and worked their way out. Angela Bassett plays a single-woman, who like everyone else in this world,is not perfect, and is struggling to maintain her family.
There were parts of the movie that were over the top, and not realistic(the bus scene, which would never have lasted as long in reality in Chi-town or NY), but I view it as a movie-not a documentary, so I thought it was funny. I did not find the script as predictable-for example, the son's accident and whether or not she would remain or return to ATL and Chi-town.
I think the characters portrayed a more believable, realistic viewpoint to relationships and people, indicating that life is not always a "happily ever after fairy tale ending", but that every relationship has issues, challenges,obstacles, and flaws. If this movie were a case study example, one would ponder and realize, that the future relationship/lives of the characters in this movie (and the other Tyler Perry movies) will require adjustments, possible setbacks, compromises, and definitely diligence and hard work to continue to be successful.
Considering all the negative things on tv and the "bad" news we hear and read about throughout the day, I find it refreshing to watch a movie such as "Tyle Perry's Meet The Brown's".
I love love love this movie. - Rating: 5/5
I love this movie, my mother loves this movie. It's clean comedy that my whole family can watch, and I love that even more. Good job Mr. Perry.
