- Studio: Codeblack Entertainment
- Release Date: Dec 7, 2007
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63Looking for plot holes? You can't miss them. But if you go in hoping for a good time, you'll find that, too.
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60Taking control of what would otherwise be a trite and preachy fable about the need for African American families to accept their gay brethren, Devine builds a jolly and touching character from the stock figure of a Georgia mom coming to terms with her disaffected gay son.
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A comedy-drama with alarming similarities to a relic from 1976, "Norman, Is That You?" In that film, Redd Foxx and Pearl Bailey were parents shocked to discover that their son was gay and living with a white lover. That's basically the same gimmick in this new film from writer-director Maurice Jamal.
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50The tone is good-natured enough to make a simple movie semi-watchable.
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50Jamal's comedy of family dysfunction is essentially a sitcom episode writ large; it's not subtle, but it's good-natured and hits its marks with ruthless efficiency.
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Overwritten and under-directed by Maurice Jamal, the movie contains several honest moments but remains too awash in clichés and stereotypes to take seriously.
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Mr. Jamal's direction ranges from clumsy to competent, and the film's overwhelming desire to be loved blunts any edge it might have had.
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40Cheesy crockpot of a film.
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