User reviews

This is a typical B.E.T. movie. B.E.T. should be an acronym for Bull$h!+ Entertainment Television. The script was weak. Some of the dialog was cliché. The acting was mediocre. Jason Weaver is a good actor, but he couldn't overcome the weak script.

This movie is stereotypical. Brown (or Black as most people call us) people have more depth than was portrayed in this movie. I would have liked to see a greater depth of emotion from from Jason Weaver's character. These problems had nothing to do with a budget or money. These things were the product of lazy writing.

BET airs movie like this because they know that their main audience doesn't demand movies with depth, great scripts, or great acting. Most of the BET audience is 12-25 and just wants to laugh, say 'ooo'/ahh, or wants to watch "juicy"/salacious programming. What a shame.

This is a good movie and it doesn't deserve the low rating on IMDb. The cast delivered, there's no cheesy lines, and it's the perfect length. The movie knows what it is doing and how long it should be and it gets all that it needs accomplished before the film ends. Also the comedy is well timed and is very subtle, no slapstick, just conversational humor. This is the movie to watch when nothing is on and you want something new.

Story-wise it is predictable but it is an entertaining movie. It's one anyone will enjoy. It's smart and its a blast for the family, if you are 15 and older.

I enjoyed this movie. There wasn't any unnecessary sex, nudity or cussing. The story line was very good. I like the plot twist. I had to catch it the second time it came on over the weekend. I noticed things in the movie the second time around that I missed the first time. I thought it was interesting that the married lady seemed to believe things were all together and yet in reality, she needed the Man Stealer her own self. It was the first time in a long time that I saw Wendy play a sane role. I thought Darious played his part well. I really enjoyed and was so into the man stealer winning. I liked her character a lot. Brooke made me want to go through that TV for her trifling self. She seemed to think too much of herself The single girlfriend was indicative of what is happening to so many people. Too many people in your business and they have none.

Mary