STOP TYLER PERRY STOP
another movie that might be good if it was on Lifetime or ABC family I would not pay 12 bucks to see this ever again. Tyler Perry continues to make *beep*
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what,.....not enough lazors or zombies for you? Or is it that the main cast was African American?
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Did this comment not sound a little off . . .
put it back in the deck, "kiddo"
how disrespectful can't you be a little more respectful when replying to comments
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So the fact that the first replier to the original poster tried to imply the poster was racist doesn't bother you??
What makes 'kiddo' disrespectful??
Well, kiddo, YOU sound like you are 'spoilin' for a fight. hmmm.
Maybe you need to go out and get some exercise... go for a long walk and re-evaluate why you think saying 'put it back in the deck, 'kiddo'" is disrespectful and implying that someone is a racist is NOT disrespectful.
Time to get rid of the chip on your shoulder.
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The poster IS racist. So why should anyone be bothered that he was called out for it?
You lack the ability to process the presentation of simple logical arguments. - Disco
So is the movie maker, as so many other African Americans.
Usually they go like this, the black guys are the "good guys", and the white guys are the "bad guys". Something you usually don't see in a movie written by a white guy.
Eddie Murphy did this too, a few times. And the Wayans.
Tyler Perry IS a racist. I point to the fact that when he was relating how his dad started a small computer-related company (oh, he should have said 'information technology' related, since that's one of MY businesses too)... where was I? ;), then Tyler's character, Mr. Deeds, pauses and in 'sotto voce' adds: "[dad] did have to get some affirmative action help'...
DID HE NOW? I beg to differ! Of all the businesses one could start in the late 80s, early 90s, the BEST one to grow into something BIG withOUT 'help' (pre-early 2000's bubble burst) was anything to do with information technology. That is true, again, today (2014).
So why did Tyler Perry feel the need to state what he stated... that a BLACK MAN could NOT be successful in growing a technology business ON HIS OWN? on the merits alone of his company? BECAUSE TYLER PERRY IS A RACIST against both blacks AND whites... the implication being that his dad, as a black guy, didn't have the smarts to build an empire from a small business, and that white people would have held him back without him having access to 'federal laws' implied by 'affirmative action'. NOT TRUE. Look at the Johnson man who started Ebony mag, etc. DID HE need 'affirmative action'? NOT ON YOUR LIFE. Black americans need to stop buying into the bullsheeat that they can't make it on their own, if they are not entertainers or basketball players, just like women need to understand that WE are SMARTER than MEN and can have the life WE want by embracing our intelligence and USING IT to the betterment of ourselves, our families and the WORLD. If women weren't so inculcated into believing we are 'weak and dependent', we'd be making equal pay for equal work (in other fields not just technology), we would be running the world and as Sojourner Truth said a century ago "...and the men better let 'em".
Life is a journey not a destination. Fear nothing.
...implying that someone is a racist is NOT disrespectful.
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Did this comment not sound a little off . . .
put it back in the deck, "kiddo"
how disrespectful can't you be a little more respectful when replying to comments
I see the comment as more antiquated than anything. I mean who says 'kiddo' these days? Is this person a senior citizen or something?
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Yeah but if he were white and had an all white cast there wouldn't be as much hate all over the boards of his films.
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Kiddo? Anyway, you should go visit some of these message boards you mention and compare the TYPE of hate they receive to the TYPE of hate Tyler Perry films and other black films receive. I'm sure they are lacking blatant racism and unfounded complaints.
shareI kinda agree. He should stick to Madea, I like those unlike Good Deeds. I had to force myself to give Good Deeds a 4/10
shareTyler makes crap, the Madea character is entertaining but his films are just usually very very bad, and good deeds is no exception. A 14 year old can come up with scripts like his very easily.
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Yes, I agree. The Oxygen network would be best, but not until after it goes out of business.
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