2.5/4  Diary Of A Mad Black Woman
The movie title confused me at first, as it tricks you into the thinking that violent old black lady is the mad women, when really it is Helen, the main character.

Diary Of A Mad Black Woman is about Helen, and her struggle through a di... (read full)

5/5 I mean!!!
  by Bridgette M. Barker
This movie is about HOPE and I have to say, I absolutely ADORE Tyler Perry! He has the courage to write real, moving and uplifting stories. Its funny, you're going to laugh, cry, get mad, get even and know peace. Amazing. Will definitely be buying his movies. Thank you Tyler and God bless you for this inspiring God driven story!

5/5 Sober look at life
  by NJW (Columbus OH, USA)
Tyler Perry did it again in this refreshingly sober look about love, betrayal and forgiveness. I must say that the character that Kimberly played is an endangered species these days as it is hard to tread on a sister so low and yet she begs to stay with you not for anything else but love. Good work Tyler!

5/5 One of those movies you share with everyone you know!
  by C. McKuhen
I first saw this film in college. Later, I made my mother watch it when it showed on the Lifetime channel. She loves it! Now I have it and share it with people from work and other friends who have yet to see it. Now when someone get's a little upset with me, I tell them, "Call the Po Po, Ho! Call the Po Po!" If they've seen the movie, they cannot help but grin. Madea definitely provides several movie lines that can easily be referenced on a regular basis.

This movie has a good message about life, love, and forgiveness. Definitely a must-see!

5/5 First Madea movie..!
  by Prin Maxime (Paris, France)
Really a must-have

It's just as funny as all the Madea movie/play!

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4/5 "I open my Bible to that New Testimony and see all that red and I just give up. Jesus was talkin' way too much"
  by Mark Watney (Kansas)
In a Hollywood populated by spiritually emasculated movies, how rare to find a film which manages to combine the raunchy humour of "The Krumps" with the earnest spirituality of "The Apostle." So rare is this type of movie, that the first mention of God or Jesus by a character made me flinch ("Oh no! Not another "Facing the Giants"!)If you cannot handle a Christian message punctuated (some would say "ruined") by Krump-like characters, then go rent "Left Behind." Pagans have ussually made the most truthful "Christian" movies, but Tyler Perry comes close to changing that (just skip the happy but truth-compromising ending).