This is a must see. This movie is unlike anything he has ever done. Its for whites and blacks. His best movie yet! Kathy Bates was awesome!

Another Hit! There were parts that were predictable, but there were parts that catch you off guard. I loved it.

Tyler perry has dazzled us again. He has shown how talented he is and diverse he can be. Madea is not his only hit. As in Daddy's Little girl this movie pulls at the heart strings and give you a fresh look at life. The cast was well picked and amazing. Thank you Mr. Perry for an enjoyable movie experience.

I saw this week "Righteous Kill", "The Women" and "Burn before reading "or is it "Burn after reading"...whatever, they were all a waste of time compared to this SOUL FEEDING work of art. What can I say, Kathy Bates is her usual magnificent self and the movie just plain feels good without being cheesy. Do yourself a favor and see it.

I saw this film last night, the first night it showed. I was eager to see Tylers new film, since I was thrilled with all of his films to date. I , unlike the critic Roger Moore of The Orlando Sentinel, was thrilled again by Mr. Perry's newest film "The Family That Preys". As far as I'm concerned Mr. Moore, either lives in some fantasy world, or he wasn't watching the same film we were. The Cast, story line, and deliverance of all the actors was excellant. Mr. Moore in his review speaks of unsophisticated grab-bags of melodramatic cliches, tired jokes and sermonizing. We on the other hand, saw none of what Mr. Moore saw. We saw what happens in our every day life, sibling rivalry, and an ungratfull child, and Mr. Moore's statement of sermonizing, is he opposed to delivering a messege,that may be so very needed in this day and age? What would Mr. Moore do if his wife, if he's even married, castrated him in front of family and strangers? In our oppinion it"s another hit. More, if I had ---