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Farewell, Governor Garrahy; film follies; Soopah hype; culinary arts in the Bucket
The flags are at half-mast at Casa Diablo on the passing of the wonderful former Vo Dilun governor, J. Joseph Garrahy.
Wotta guy
By
PHILLIPE AND JORGE
| February 03, 2012
Review: Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family
It's that time of year again, when the daffodils spring up and Tyler Perry puts on a dress and becomes Madea.
By
TOM MEEK
| April 29, 2011
Review: For Colored Girls
Can a mid-'70s play consisting of 20 monologues delivered by seven women survive the transition to movie screens in 2010? The short answer: not if it's adapted by Tyler Perry.
Tyler Perry turns Ntozake Shange’s “choreopoem” into . . . a Tyler Perry movie.
By
BRETT MICHEL
| October 30, 2010
Review: Children Of God
Nobody in the Bahamas of Kareem Mortimer’s uneven debut feature seems comfortable with his or her sexuality.
Fear and loathing in the Bahamas
By
PETER KEOUGH
| May 07, 2010
Review: Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too?
Just when you thought filmmakers were out of ideas ...
Why did we get "Married Too"?
By
CHRIS FARAONE
| April 09, 2010
Interview: Gabourey Sidibe
"While reading the book, I realized that I knew this girl in so many different people. Not just girls but boys, and not just black people but white and Asian and Indian."
A hidden gem discovered in Harlem
By
BRETT MICHEL
| November 20, 2009
Review: Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All by Myself
Tyler Perry's latest crackles with electricity, thanks to heaps of boffo acting talent, high-octane musical interludes, and the most easy-to-root-for electrocution scene since Ernest Goes to Jail.
Tyler Perry's latest is not so bad at all, really
By
SHAULA CLARK
| September 18, 2009
Review: Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All by Myself
Tyler Perry's latest crackles with electricity, thanks to heaps of boffo acting talent, high-octane musical interludes, and the most easy-to-root-for electrocution scene since Ernest Goes to Jail.
Tyler Perry's latest is not so bad at all, really
By
SHAULA CLARK
| September 18, 2009
Review: Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All by Myself
Tyler Perry's latest crackles with electricity, thanks to heaps of boffo acting talent, high-octane musical interludes, and the most easy-to-root-for electrocution scene since Ernest Goes to Jail.
Tyler Perry's latest is not so bad at all, really
By
SHAULA CLARK
| September 18, 2009
31. Tyler Perry
If we wanted an endless barrage of stereotypical black characters passing gas on one another, we wouldn't have stopped watching Eddie Murphy movies.
If we wanted an endless barrage of stereotypical black characters passing gas on one another, we wouldn't have stopped watching Eddie Murphy movies.
By
Boston Phoenix Staff
| March 26, 2009
Review: Madea Goes to Jail
After a few Madea-less sojourns, Tyler Perry brings back his colossal cross-dressed caricature.
Laughs in a tent dress
By
TOM MEEK
| February 25, 2009
Tyler Perry’s The Family that Preys
The prolific Tyler Perry is at it again, offering subpar entertainment to audiences so starved for sustenance they’ll eat his cheese.
The filmic equivalent of Velveeta
By
BROOKE HOLGERSON
| September 17, 2008
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
Brenda is a newly jobless mother of three, and she’s getting no child support from her baby daddies.
Repackaged stereotypes
By
CHRIS WANGLER
| March 25, 2008
Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?
Janet Jackson as the staid academic “Perfect Patty” delivers a smoldering nugget that lingers on screen long after the moment has passed.
Another African-American life lesson
By
TOM MEEK
| October 18, 2007
Daddy’s Little Girls
Tyler Perry secured two likable leads for his new film, and they make Daddy’s Little Girls more enjoyable than it has any right to be.
Not for real life
By
BROOKE HOLGERSON
| February 21, 2007
Madea's Family Reunion
Tyler Perry wrote and starred in the shoddy surprise hit Diary of a Mad Black Woman .
Tenderness illuminates the pontificating
By
TOM MEEK
| March 01, 2006
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