Tyler Perry's Diary of a Mad Black Woman

Never watched “Diary Of A Mad Black Woman” when it originally got released in theaters, but my mom bought it for our family to watch at home a couple of years later & I instantly fell in love with Madea as a character. Madea is SO funny that I can’t help but laugh along with her. Plus, she’s a big disciplinarian, so that’ll come in handy for me when I have children in the future. Thank goodness this movie succeeded in the box office despite failing with critics. In short, I love “ Diary Of A Mad Black Woman”.

Very entertaining and well written. Great movie

You couldn’t give this movie to me free. All his movies are garbage.

Love it.😂😂😂😂

I would like to know why the soundtrack wasn't released on iTunes also? Thanks

Tayler Perry had beautiful movies.

Amazing movie! One of my favorite Tyler Perry movies. A must watch

Ty has got his work. They say Ty lives for his work, and Ty's in love with his work. TY HIDES IN HIS WORK! How does a married man hide his unhappiness for so long, and then work up the nerve to bring an outside woman into his and his wife's lives? How can such an intelligent, unconsciously self-sufficient woman depend on an idiot who can't face a childless life? And how can a father not listen to--or even get to know--his own child while being so eager to shut out the mother who bore her? I DON'T BLEEPING KNOW!!! HE DOES NOT EXPLAIN ANY OF IT! Who is one to tell anyone what he "knows" or what a foolish person does? And when he has probably never spoken to a divorced couple, a parent, or even a recovering addict before in his life? As a matter of opinion, I think the people in this story reflect a struggling artist's tendency to pretend to create and observe--and secretly detach from feeling all-living.

Feel free to say what you want to. You like it or you don't. But me? Well...years ago, I said "fine and dandy". But now--actually for many months, a couple of years--this film is as phony as it gets. Over the top, to say the least. There are men and women who have been let down by spouses and/or friends. It leads to doubt of self and others. I don't deny that. But really! Not all of us put our WHOLE lives on hold just because the Charles McCarters of the world do something stupid and heartbreaking. Plus, it seems that all Helen does is rant and scream and shout. Charles is complete a-hole--but why (not counting what success changes people into)? I'm not saying a word about Brian and his addicted wife. Not even Orlando, much as I got his back. And newsflash: men and women are more to each other than notches in each others' belts, or mending materials. This picture makes it look like half of us are absolutely good while the other half is absolutely bad. BOTH RUN IN ALL OF US. Another question: Since when is loving one's self not enough? It's not like intimate relationships are imperative. All in all, this picture is as sentimental as any Hallmark or Lifetime film. Too idealistic, too biased, too stereotypical. And the humor (along with other things) should be subtle, but it's not. By the way, the acting is as rehearsed and unoriginal as it often is. The casting is poor. The flow is sychronised; and life does NOT happen/flow in an organized fashion. There are things called relatability, realism, and an objective edge. THIS FILM DOESN'T HAVE EITHER. I give this film: Two Thumbs Down.

Love It!!!!!!!! I Wanna Slap Charles