Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Just perfect...

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

There were parts of the movie that was funny but majority of the movie was offensive, stereotypical and racist. Every black son't come from the hood. Is there a reason I haven't ran across positive movies of blacks yet on Netflix? This movie really just made me feel some type of way. This keeps hate going. Whatever images are displayed to your eyes can be really bad. Netflix you know what you are doing when you create movies like tis...

The only reason I give this film two stars instead of one is the fact that the wife and daughter were nice to look at. There was a funny line where Carl says "lt feels like we're in a horror movie!" The story is rambling nonsense, acting is terrible and the jokes fall flat. The writing might be the worst I've ever encountered. In fact, it almost seemed like there was no writing, that the actors just made lines up as they went along in every scene. Almost like improv gone bad.The white villains express their racism with the most ridiculous comments. Yes, that's right, ridiculous even by racist standards. References to "Willis" from Diff'rent Strokes, New Balance tennis shoes. Ugh.

Have you ever seen a movie that represents reality poorly? Ah, well. It is a comedy, right?I like Mike Epps, but this film might as well have been a cartoon. There were a few short laughs; The biggest laugh by far was Mike Tyson's brief role. He had me rolling. The rest of the comedy was based on "stuck in the 1930's" style racist humor.White people are represented as universally villainous and overtly racist; Which is supposed to be a joke, but the lines just seem so unnatural that there is no way it could sound authentic. Its like someone went through the film in post production and tried to ad-lib some racist white people from books written a century ago.I was mostly disappointed in the comedy, bored by the action, and even a great scene with Charlie Murphy couldn't raise the bar on this film. The kids were annoying, the family was deranged, and Mike Epps himself seems too old for the sh*t-head gangsta roles he always seems to get. Casually dropping the N-bomb while looking disinterested and lanky was his main appeal in most films and I think the amusement of that character has run it's course.Mike, you can play roles where the character has an IQ over 70, I promise! Err...I assume you can.

Man this movie was funny as hell. Anyone that says it isn't is probably a trump supporter. I enjoyed it. It was great to see the cameos that they put in there. If you watch black comedies or any black movies, you would know all the people in it. 34 years old, I could tell who everyone was, even the brother at the end with the glasses. It was a good fun movie. Wasn't demeaning towards white at all. If anything they make fun of black people more than anyone. I think it is what this country needs, just a good laugh, without everyone trying to oppress one another. I hope they make a 2nd one, and I'll watch that one too. its definitely not a 2.3 or whatever its listed as here. there is a distinct pattern with black movies or TV shows. Its almost as if an organization is purposely ranking them so low, while Meet the Fockers enjoys a 9 haha. Its stupid. But that's to be expected. Anyway, check it out. Ad if you don't want to, oh well who cares? not me.