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This movie looks so good 
Its a Romantic Comedy with some Drama ...
Helen McCarter (Kimberly Elise) seemingly had the perfect life with husband Charles McCarter (Steve Harris). Over the years, Helen has been a faithful and loving wife, while Charles built a successful and lucrative career as a prominent Atlanta attorney. They wear the latest fashions, drive the nicest cars, have all the possessions they need, and they live on an expansive estate complete with an extravagant mansion, swimming pool, tennis court and all the trappings of wealth (a little piece of paradise away from the city).
However, on the eve of their 18th wedding anniversary, Helen's paradise begins to crumble as Charles announces that he wants a divorce. He abruptly and literally tosses Helen out of the mansion to make room for the other woman.
With all of her possessions packed in a moving van, Helen starts on her journey to put the pieces of her life back together. Through the assistance of her friends, family, faith, and a twist of fate, Helen finds the strength and empowerment she needs to get control of her circumstances.
She also finds that the tragic events of her life soon become comic, especially with the guidance and help -- mostly unsolicited, by the way -- of her pot-smoking, gun-toting, and much beloved grandmother figure Madea (Tyler Perry).
Release Date: February 18th, 2005 (wide).
Distributor: Lions Gate Films
Starring: Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris (from "The Practice"), Tyler Perry, Shemar Moore from "The Young and the Restless"), Lisa Marcos
Directed by: Darren Grant
Produced by: Tyler Perry, Reuben Cannon
I usually don't go to see romantic comedies ... but this one looks great and it seems to be working fine with the actors involved.
Opens in wide release the same date with my crush Keanu Reeves new movie "Constantine" ... but its worth taking a look at ...
Its a Romantic Comedy with some Drama ...
Helen McCarter (Kimberly Elise) seemingly had the perfect life with husband Charles McCarter (Steve Harris). Over the years, Helen has been a faithful and loving wife, while Charles built a successful and lucrative career as a prominent Atlanta attorney. They wear the latest fashions, drive the nicest cars, have all the possessions they need, and they live on an expansive estate complete with an extravagant mansion, swimming pool, tennis court and all the trappings of wealth (a little piece of paradise away from the city).
However, on the eve of their 18th wedding anniversary, Helen's paradise begins to crumble as Charles announces that he wants a divorce. He abruptly and literally tosses Helen out of the mansion to make room for the other woman.
With all of her possessions packed in a moving van, Helen starts on her journey to put the pieces of her life back together. Through the assistance of her friends, family, faith, and a twist of fate, Helen finds the strength and empowerment she needs to get control of her circumstances.
She also finds that the tragic events of her life soon become comic, especially with the guidance and help -- mostly unsolicited, by the way -- of her pot-smoking, gun-toting, and much beloved grandmother figure Madea (Tyler Perry).
Release Date: February 18th, 2005 (wide).
Distributor: Lions Gate Films
Starring: Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris (from "The Practice"), Tyler Perry, Shemar Moore from "The Young and the Restless"), Lisa Marcos
Directed by: Darren Grant
Produced by: Tyler Perry, Reuben Cannon
I usually don't go to see romantic comedies ... but this one looks great and it seems to be working fine with the actors involved.
Opens in wide release the same date with my crush Keanu Reeves new movie "Constantine" ... but its worth taking a look at ...
