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The Family That Preys (2008)
Tyler Perry Is Lame...Period
I still to this very day do not understand why people continue to give Tyler Perry a free ride. His "body of work" sucks!! Let's see...I'll play a big fat, loud, obnoxious, uneducated, overbearing, stereotypical Black woman. And because Tyler does it, it's okay. But God forbid if a white director/screenwriter did it, he'd be IMMEDIATELY skewered. What else...oh yeah...House of Payne?!?!? Really?!?!? Could there be a sh*ttier show??? I am so sick of my brethren (yes...I'm Black) b**ching about why "we" all don't back Tyler.
I don't care if you're Asian, Black, White, Indian (dot and feather), or whatever. If your stuff stinks, it stinks!!! Period.
Wild 'N Out (2005)
Absolutely NOT Funny.....
I don't know who told Nick Cannon he was funny, but this is another one of those unfortunate shows - fronted by a Black guy - that is absolutely the most unfunny thing I've seen...
Nick belongs lumped in with House of Payne, Katt Williams, and Hell Date - ignorant shows with zero humor value. His movies are sad to say the least, the jokes on this show are unoriginal and the "usual" Black guys are cool and White guys are dorks.
I have no idea why MTV picked this show up. Of course, BET is now running it...
Not a single one of the participants in this train wreck have a comedic bone in their body...total waste of space.
Getting Played (2005)
Why Did I Bother????
This happened to be playing on T.V. late late night one sleepless evening so I though I 'd give it a try. I got through the first 30-45 minutes...and they weren't easy! This was one of the worst wastes of space I've ever seen...
First of all: Bill Bellamy, kind of funny comedian, ATROCIOUS actor!!! Plot - highly implausible, acting - absolutely abysmal, camera/cinematography - just one big driving tour of Loa Angeles.
Are you really that hard up, Vivica? I mean, really?!?! This was just truly an incredibly stupid movie on every level. My best advice: stay away from any movie with Bill Bellamy - point blank.