This movie starts out okay, i mean its typical Tyler Perry so its somewhat corny and over written but it was entertaining. It made me laugh it gave me some interesting insights into different relationships. I think all the actors and actresses were doing the best they could with the script they were given. BUT the end of this movie was UNREAL! Are you serious? Patricia's character is sooooooo selfish the only thing she gets passionate about is keeping her money? SHE turns their entire divorce after 14 years into a war zone over "her" money? if that was a man in that role, we would have all been calling him a jerk for holding out money on his wife! He would have been the villain, but Tyler perry somehow writes Janet's character to be the in the right??? no matter how foul and selfish her actions. Lets keep in mind, that her husband was depicted as a faithful, supportive, honest loving husband throughout their whole tragic marriage. As if that wasn't bad enough this evil woman crosses the line again, she goes to his job and tries to humiliate him as much as possible, shes screaming at him calling him a bitch and hitting him in front of his employees, ( again if a man had been doing this we would have been ready to burn him) and as a DIRECT RESULT she gets this good man killed in a car accident!!!! and then I'm supposed to be happy for her at the end like a fairy tale cuz she meets a new man right away?? what?? so she gets him killed and gets to keep all their money and now she gets Duane Johnson? RIDICULOUS! stupid stupid script!! looked like the end of a horror movie where the serial killer gets another victim.
It is WRONG for Tyler Perry to give the impression that women have no boundaries, Even when Tasha Smith's character went to her man's job that was disgusting and wrong! but they don't even address it for a second as wrong or inappropriate. He gives women this green light to be irrational and insane, well thats not a message i want to send to my daughters. I am a strong black woman and i never need to make a scene to make a point, I never need to humiliate a man to make a point, Tyler Perry practically encourages that. i cant believe Tyler Perry or anyone thought this was a strong movie. Im so angry that i watched it all the way to that stupid ending.
It is WRONG for Tyler Perry to give the impression that women have no boundaries, Even when Tasha Smith's character went to her man's job that was disgusting and wrong! but they don't even address it for a second as wrong or inappropriate. He gives women this green light to be irrational and insane, well thats not a message i want to send to my daughters. I am a strong black woman and i never need to make a scene to make a point, I never need to humiliate a man to make a point, Tyler Perry practically encourages that. i cant believe Tyler Perry or anyone thought this was a strong movie. Im so angry that i watched it all the way to that stupid ending.