Plot: Frank Oz's 2007 black comedy Death at a Funeral is given the remake treatment with an urban spin in this Chris Rock-produced production. When a dysfunctional clan reuintes to mourn the passing of the family patriarch, a respectful funeral quickly ... Read More
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Not very funny-even wi9th all that ************* ironic that the only person who was not a comedian was the funniest. DVD or not.
Ummmmm This Movie Mite Be Funny Bhut It Mite Suck B/C It Came 2 Tha $1 Show To Quickkk.Is It Gudd?
Be ready for a very nerve racking, strange, somewhat unbelieveable and predictable chain of events that keep building to a frenzy that some might find irritating. It's a no brainer that entertains wi... th a few disgusting belly laughs; has foul language that doesn't add to the movie; some very poor directing spots and acting that should have required several more takes, ******** not terrible. I felt better seeing it at a matinee price. Martin Lawrence plays himself, an arrogant, self-centered character, and the widow, although likeable, did not discover her character and maintain it...she's much better as the wife of the former chief on Grey's Anatomy. I kind of expected more of Chris Rock...his character was very controlled and angry, the part could have been much more; again, I would tend to blame the director. The house they used for the film is gorgeous! Full Review

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