Movie Review Tyler Perry's the Family That Preys

This movie is simply a showstopper. It deals with some topics that aren’t always suitable for all people as death is clearly one of the main subjects of this show. If you want a tear-jerker, a good laugh or even just to feel warm and fuzzy on the inside, these characters will do all three in the 1 hour and 45 min. they

I cannot advise parents of young children enough to not judge the movie by its family-friendly cover as you will soon discover that family and friendly are two words that define the complete opposite of this film. Yet, who wants family-friendly anyway? The same happy ending plot line can get extremely repetitive – and dare I say it – boring! This is completely original

All in all, I liked the movie for a number of reasons. For instance, the movie clearly brings out the plight of young children who are burdened with parental responsibilities at a very tender age. While the case in the movie is as a result of crime and medical incapacitation, there are so many other vices in society that have turned young children into parents even before they internalize the true definition of who a parent is. Vices such as civil wars, the HIV/AIDS menace and even sporadic wars between warring nations have left so many young children with the responsibility of bringing up their siblings. Ree is thus portrayed as an example to be emulated by all other children of her age who unfortunately finds themselves in similar circumstances (Paludi, 2011). Rather than sit around crying the whole day, it’s always advisable to pick up the left pieces and move on with life since at times, those you expect to offer a helping hand might turn out to scorn you

I love this movie. It illustrates that insanity can be relative-- that it might be a choice whether or not to abide by imposed social norms. From an existential standpoint, it leaves you wondering if Lisa is really crazy, or just enlightened.

Overall, I think this movie was okay. It was slow at times, but it was kept it interesting even through the slow parts. Sometimes it was difficult to know what was happening. My favorite part of the movie was when they all escaped and stole a boat and went fishing because it was really funny. There were a lot of sad parts too such as when the guy that stutters killed himself because the nurse was going to tell on him. Another sad part that really broke my heart was when the Indian couldn’t stand to leave McMurphy all out of himself and smothered him to end his suffering. Anyway, overall I thought the movie was okay, it wasn’t my favorite but it did keep my interest throughout the movie and had a good

Joshua Dudley reviews the movie by saying, “I was swept up in the emotional realism of it all with nothing but grounded performances from the whole cast.” and Jamie East explains, “Manipulative? Maybe a little - but isn’t that a film’s job? To make us feel? This certainly does that.” I agree with

The film grows together, everything falls into place. It’s a film many can enjoy. Many unexpected scenarios occur, and throw you for a 180. It’s very entertaining with many events that appear throughout the film, and catches you off guard but that's what keeps the movie exciting. I highly recommend watching the Joneses it gives an underline input on how no family lives in a perfect world. It’s not possible. For society to stop looking at other families to be picture perfect when in reality we don’t know what's going on behind closed doors. It’ll make you reflect on your life, your family and how you look at other people's life, and

I'd like to preface this review by warning the reader that this movie contains sexual imagery, violence, drugs, nudity, physical abuse, incest, and rape. Why does this need to be stated? Well, firstly because all these things personally make me extremely uncomfortable, but more importantly, for anybody reading this who could have a panic attack and/or depressive episode triggered by such things. If this is you, my advice as someone who has experienced both of those things, is to steer clear of this movie because it is definitely not worth the emotional trauma.

This is a great film. The film's two stars, Hunt and Nicholson, both deliver great performances that earned both stars Oscar and Globe nominations that were supremely deserved (also deserved

Witty yet profound message inside the movie appears to be appealing to not only children but also to grown-ups. Therefore, I think this Disney motion picture is well balanced and well told for these reasons. Above all else, each of the characters is ideal for family films,

This movie is touching and thought provoking at the same time. I cared about Theodore and Samantha’s relationship and I gradually became more tolerant and supportive of their love.

The movie , Sisters has been one of my favorite movies. In my opinion, this movie was really fantastic and stupid in a funny way . When I saw the trailer of the movie I knew this was going to be a funny movie. I will recommend it for anyone who likes comedy. 2 grown adult sisters get news from their parents that the house they grew up in was just sold.

The movie presents itself as an engrossing and well-paced mystery. It is very quick to find its feet and pulls the viewer in from the very beginning. There are many twists and turns at every corner. It is definitely a movie that allows you to experience the excitement of uncovering the mystery at the same rate as the main character does.

Chris smokes marijuana, and Alice goes back on drugs. The police raid Chris’s house and the girls are put on probation. However, Alice continues to do drug. She decides to leave and travels with other drug users to Oregon. While at a Salvation Army, Alice meets Doris, a sexual abuse victim, who lets her stay with her. Together, Alice and Doris hitchhike to southern California, where Alice takes prostitutes herself for drugs. Alice talks with a priest about teen runaways, and he calls her parents. They want her to come home. When Alice returns home, she vows to quit drugs and start over with her family. She is happy, expect for her social isolation. She avoids the drug users, and the “straight” students don’t want anything to do with her. Around this time her grandfather dies due to a stroke. She imagines his body underground being disturbed by maggots and worms. She builds a relationship with her father and spends her time at his university, where he is a professor. In the university library, Alice meets Joel. He meets her family and they approve of him. She begins to fall for him, and dreams about marrying him. Soon after, Alice's grandmother dies. Joel, whose mother has passed away, has a long talk about death with Alice. She shares her passed and he is

I recommend this movie if you want to see something sad or something interesting about what some families may have to go through if they have a member in their family, just like Arnie Grape. I prefer you to wait until this movie is on Netflix or on videos online because it’s not worth your money to spend on in the cinema to watch this movie. Sometimes, in some scenes it could be pretty slow and you would like to get out until some exciting parts comes in. Although, I kind of enjoyed this movie, I’m glad that I get to watch it for probably the first and last time because I have learned some things from this