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It was amazing. 

I laughed, I cried, I yelled at the screen. My husband did the same. This movie was spectactular. It's Tyler's best yet.

I was especially impressed with two particular actresses: Tasha Smith and Jill Scott. I SO enjoyed Tasha's character because she was straight-forward, unafraid, brash and protective of and loyal to her friends. Tasha played this to the hilt. She worked it and I don't think anyone could have played this role better.

Jill Scott, whose career I've followed for many years, turns out to be a phenomenal actress, too! You go, Girl! She laid it down. She owned this role-- the pain, the disrespect, the longsuffering, the faith and hope, and ultimately, the joy and strength that comes partly from having a heart for God and a healthy and humble love of self and that of a good man. She floored me. I knew she was deep, but I didn't know she could take it there!!!!

Tyler has outdone himself. This movie didn't need Madea, although I look forward to seeing her on screen again. This movie was just beautiful from beginning to end. I especially like the way Tyler doesn't hold back the harshness of unpleasantry that is sometimes ever present in marriage. My husband and I kept looking at each other laughing because some of those couples reminded us of ourselves and how quirky and sometimes ridiculous we are.

Keep it coming, Tyler. You've earned a fan for life.