He also plays her lecherous and flatulent brother, as well as her granddaughter's lawyer husband.
TYLER PERRY plays the opinionated, outspoken and politically incorrect woman who dispenses advice and justice how she sees fit (that includes roughing up teens with bad attitudes).WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13 For mature thematic material, domestic violence, sex and drug references. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they're fans of the first Madea film ("Diary of a Mad Black Woman") or anyone in the cast, they might. Of course, they can always seek advice from their highly opinionated, outspoken and politically incorrect aunt Madea (TYLER PERRY) who lives with her "dirty old man" brother Joe (TYLER PERRY), is proud of family lawyer Brian (TYLER PERRY), and has recently been assigned as the foster mom to teenage delinquent Nikki (KEKE PALMER).Īs her nieces try to decide their romantic futures, Madea prepares for the big family reunion where matriarchs May (MAYA ANGELOU) and Myrtle (CICELY TYSON) have a thing or two to say about the state of affairs in the family and world.
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Thus, when she meets bus driver and single father Frankie (BORIS KODJOE), she isn't sure how to react, although she senses he's a good guy and the two start dating. Vanessa, on the other hand, doesn't get along with her mother and has pretty much sworn off men, instead focusing her energies on her two kids and God. Yet, hidden behind the faux veneer of happiness is the dirty little secret that Carlos has her under his thumb and routinely beats her for any number of trivial matters. Much to the delight of their domineering mother, Victoria (LYNN WHITFIELD), Lisa is engaged to investment banker Carlos (BLAIR UNDERWOOD) and seemingly lives the good life. PLOT: Half-sisters Lisa (ROCHELLE AYTES) and Vanessa (LISA ARRINDELL ANDERSON) are at different stages in their romantic lives. QUICK TAKE: Dramedy: Two sisters try to decide upon their romantic futures all while getting advice from their outspoken aunt. (2006) (Tyler Perry, Rochelle Aytes) (PG-13)
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