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Diary of a Mad Black Woman
Description
A romantic comedy following an attorney and his devoted wife, but on a day that is supposed to be one joyful moment, a heartbreaking event uncovers.
A romantic comedy following an attorney and his devoted wife, but on a day that is supposed to be one joyful moment, a heartbreaking event uncovers.
Actors:
Joe Walsh,
Sho Dixon,
Lauren Leah Mitchell,
Tamela J. Mann,
Christian Keyes,
Mablean Ephriam,
Chandra Currelley-Young
Joe Walsh
Sho Dixon
4 January 2000, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Lauren Leah Mitchell
Tamela J. Mann
9 June 1966, Limestone County, Texas, USA
Christian Keyes
Mablean Ephriam
23 April 1949, Hazlehurst, Mississippi, USA
Chandra Currelley-Young
Director:
Darren Grant
Darren Grant
Country:
United States
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A satisfying end, but it takes a lot of work -- and a lot of suspended disbelief -- to get there.
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It's never less than watchable, a bizarre hybrid that somehow works as a whole, even though its various components don't mesh.
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Syrupy drama -- not much here for kids.
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The material comes off as a serious miscalculation in Perry and director Darren Grant's film adaptation.
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In an extremely strange genre combo, inner city gross out comedy meets evangelical passion play in Diary Of A Mad Black Woman.
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Stay clear of this mess.