Showing posts with label Tyler Perry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tyler Perry. Show all posts

Thursday, October 9, 2025

Banned Boondocks Episode "Pause"

 


Tuesday, June 22, 2010

ghettoManga: Boondocks TOASTED Tyler Perry this episode!

I saw this great post on the ghettoManga regarding last Sunday's episode of Boondocks. I don't think they just toasted Tyler Perry, they blasted him and his work. I thought it was funny in many ways. I do not think that Perry is a homosexual, however I've got to admit that as Christians we open ourselves up to ridicule condoning cross dressing when we endorse Madea. I like Perry's work and I think that his non-Madea plays and movies are his best work. However he can't seem to get as much support without Madea. Which is sad. Many people try to look over the fact that Tyler Perry is cross dressing because he is giving good solid Christian messages and using humor to give it. The issue is so subtle. Do the end truly justify the means? I don't think so. On top of that, we bear just as much responsibility as Hollywood. I think the Hollywood execs are interested in making money regardless of the message being sent. They want Madea to continue because the character sells. I mean a lot of people went to see Madea Goes To Jail but did not go see Why Did I Get Married?



ghettoManga: Boondocks TOASTED Tyler Perry this episode!
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Monday, January 18, 2010

Review: Tyler Perry's "I Can Do Bad All By Myself"


Last September, Tyler Perry's latest movie was released. I didn't see it. And it appears few people did because it wasn't out long. I heard almost nothing about it.  Last week it came out on DVD/Blu-Ray. It is probably one of his best movies. I really enjoyed it! It was most definitely from a Christian worldview about .not being selfish and what it means to love others. It was good. Madea was in it. While I have been going back and forth about how I feel towards a man portraying her, I would  rather a woman play Madea. If you are black you know  a real woman like her in real life -  this is why we like His movies so much. Music is really important to the story. Gladys Knight, Marvin Winans, and Mary J. Blige are all in it and they got solos! I think people should see it. Here is one of the songs from the field:






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