I can't believe the comments are ignoring the fact that that woman's father was still alive. I mean, what kind of monster tells her child "Your father was killed by a white man," just because he left her for another woman? That's so fucked up. Why would you write that into your script and not do anything with it? The mother doesn't get her comeuppance, the daughter doesn't get a reunion with her father, it's just...a batshit crazy line of dialogue that could have(and should have) been taken out of the movie in the first place.

It's weird that Madea and Larry the Cable Guy starred in two separate movies called Witness Protection.

The only Madea movie I'd pay to see is "Madea vs Predator." Also, Fuck yeah, King of the Hill!

The biggest issue with the Madea movies isn't even the crappy humour, its the fact that their always seems to be 100000000+ sub-plots going on at once.

I say this as someone who grew up in a farming household and as a someone who has worked on the farm for several years - TYLER PERRY DOESN'T KNOW JACK ABOUT FARMING! Hell, you don't even have to be a farmer to get that the stuff they spout is stupid! Brad here indicates this perfectly At no point did my Dad or any neighboring farmer ever argue about who got to plant corn that year, you know why? Because there's no way in hell ONE farmer can harvest all the corn that is in demand out there in the world in one area! Hell, my father would probably love the extra help. Also, in very, very, very, very, VERY rare circumstances has my Father (or other farmers) had to continue harvest into December. Most of that time is spent making sure the equipment is stored and ready for next season and other non-harvest tasks!

I fully support "midnight screenings being made into snob episodes" becoming a thing.

Brad, I would just like to say that you brought joy to my life and that we all appreciate all your work for us. You are amazing, keep doing what you do

"It's my show, I'll do whatever I want" Well, you certainly weren't kidding there, Brad. xD

This review is more watchable than the actual movie.

I'm from the south and giant crosses aren't usually about Christmas

The Christmas Wipe is the best character I've ever seen. 10/10

Anyone else Convinced that Tyler Perry is the Black Adam Sandler?

Should've been called "Madea's Neverending Subplots"

You can tell that it's almost Christmas from all of those green leaves still in the trees.

I'm black and this movie is beyond offensive to me. Especially after its revealed that her mom kept her father from her all these years and is racist to boot because of it. And Larry and Kathy were the most likable thing about it. Fucking Tyler Perry. Is he the best we can do, black folks? Really? C'mon, man! Let's demand some fucking quality here. Please.

did a Tyler Perry movie just make the Klan look adorable?

I've not seen any of the Madea movies, but from what I've read about them, Madea, despite being in the title, is not usually the focus of the main plotline. She functions almost more like a narrator. This is why this film seems to have a lot of sub-plots that don't involve Madea.

I watched this really drunk one night on TV. I thought all the scenes were jumping around because of me being inebriated.

I've never seen a Madea movie before. I was expecting some folksy woman who solves problems using old-fashioned values, but then we get this...

"....is like saying the fart scene in 'Blazing Saddles' inspired you to take a shit on someone's food." Brad...I just love you.

THIS. Is a Madea christmas. INNA'MURICA!!

Madea Vs FatGramma MAKE IT HAPPEN!

Tyler Perry thinks, when you build a dam, the river below the dam just goes away forever.

I'm curious as to whether or not Dan Whitney acts like his altar ego all the time; he's used it for so long that maybe he's turned into Larry the Cable Guy himself.

I had to watch this movie in my school's theater last year or so... A lot of the students around me, ranging from 14 to 21, were chuckling at this film... meanwhile, I learned what it feels like to be dead inside... Good times!

Christmasploitation in November is the best thing since vanilla muffin. You're awesome, Brad!

The Madea series is perfect for the people in America who enjoy watching drama about the struggles of African-American characters, but need awkward, unfunny jokes sprinkled in

“Ron White” line is the most brilliant thing I’ve heard in ages👍🏼

So many problems laid upon us at the beginning... I'm surprised little Timmy didn't fall down the well too.

As someone who very recently got a job in retail after trying extremely hard for over a year, madea really fucking annoys me... that shopping mall scene was supposed to be funny? Huh... must've got their idea of funny from Pauly Shore...

I've been wanting to see firsthand if that strange edit is in the film, but I didn't want to download the film (not even for free) let alone buy it, so I hunted down somewhere to watch and found it with Arabic subtitles. And by Christ, it is. The three pull up to the house, Madea does some shtick, honks the horn, and then it cuts to that night scene with a rather sorrowful version of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" playing and then smash cuts back. It is one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen in a mainstream film. How could an editor fuck up that badly? How did no one notice this before releasing it? And why does IMDb have absolutely nothing about it? Not even in the *Goofs* section where it properly belongs!

the next time someone complains about not having enough afican American leads in movies, don't blame Hollywood. blame tyler perry!

This episode has become a Christmas special to me.

This and Saving Christmas were both recent movies. I have no other comment.

I can't understand a single word that comes out of Madea's mouth. And that's not the only Tyler Perry character who speaks that way; the old lady on his sitcom about a restaurant has the same type of voice.

Why exactly does this movie have a 70% User rating?

Okay, maybe it's because I'm not a native English speaker but surely I can't be the only one who has a hard time understanding 90% of Madea's lines?

Go home, drunk. You're movie. Er...wait. Go drunk, movie. You're home? No, that's not it. Go movie drunk!

I've had a shit day and this has really helped cheer me up, thanks Brad

I would love to see a Manson family Christmas . Someone please make that a thing

Hello my fellow viewers. Tell me, am I going mad or did I just watch Madea CRUCIFY A CHILD WITH CHRISTMAS LIGHTS?!??!?

7:27 Mr. Snob, i can see why you think this joke is funny. It's because it's a near perfect rip off of a joke from Sliders': "Your father worked himself to death" "He got hit by a bus" "Yeah, but he was on his way to work" Madea is unfunny and unoriginal.

You are easily my favorite KZfaq personality and your videos are always terrific. I just wanted to say thank you for doing what you do and keeping me (and countless others) entertained. Happy Holidays!

At this paint can we agree that Brad is into Self Inflicted Torture?

Is it just me or have these Christmas movie reviews become treasured classics themselves that are part of the holiday season?

Those weird cuts aren't something wrong with your DVD, that's how the movie actually is. Also Brad it seems like you cut too much, like what the girl bully said before the teacher bullied her, the mother claiming to have had a heart attack, or the announcement that the company was going to give the school $100k per year. You also cut off Brian when you showed the Midnight Screening video. Normally I wouldn't mention this, but you do reference some of the things you didn't show.

Ron White is indeed the best blue collar comedy guy

What the klan's-man was thinking when he poked his head out after Madea ran away like a bat out of hell: "Where is she going? We were about to have cake."

I'm sure Brian and Dave would appreciate you Snobing this movie.

As an African american i honestly hate the Medea movies. also why is it every Tyler Perry movie ends with them going to church?

So far this is your only Madea review NOT to be taken down by Lionsgate.

As a black man, Madea pisses me off.

It sounded to me like the Jubilee was more a matter of town morale than actually alleviating the problems.

I'm going to earnestly watch this. It's hilarious that half the scenes take place in someones house. Why would a Principal's Office have a fireplace in it?

Dear Cinema Snob: I'm listening to this at work. Your comment about the ladies pausing the video for Larry the Cable Guy just about made me fall out of my office chair. My co-workers are staring at me now.

What a great early Christmas present, Cinema Snob reviews a Madea movie!!! Nothing will compare! 😊

Sooo, Madea is a charicature of a caricature? I didn't watch those movies but I think I'm getting what is wrong with them: the characters don't have "human like" qualities to balance their caricatural attributes, and when they're being horrible the movie doesn't call them out on their flaws and despicable behavior. Also, like you mentioned, people just act out of character just because the third act is ending in 15 minutes, when nothing justifies the brutal 180° shift change in their personalities. Ace Ventura is nothing great, but it's genuinely funny because despite Carrey's character being a weirdo an a total loser(he even calls himself a loser in a brief moment lucidity and depression) he feels and act human! Why those movies don't treat their characters as human beings and make them as shallow as their humor is beyond me!

This is just as funny as the midnight screening was.

I didn't know that Madea movies weren't liked that much. I thought they were pretty good and I can understand whats going on pretty easily. The most trouble I ever had with these movies is remembering who is who and that's easily fixed after being use to their face for a while. I was also interested in the fact that they addressed serious issues that people tend to look over or ignore and I felt like they balanced it well with the comedy. Sure not ever joke was funny but to me it felt like that's how it was suppose to be and that it was just the character's personality to find it funny when no one else in the room clearly didn't have the same feelings for it. I also feel like the Cinema Snob skipped over or just plan missed stuff. I'm only five minutes in and I can already notice a few. Madea got the job because she needed one and her friend is the manager (or similar to that position) so she was fine giving her the job. Her friend knew her character so she thought the best area for her to be was one where she didn't have to say much so she gave her positions such as greeting jobs to keep her from saying her mind like she did with the woman wanting sexy underwear. It didn't work out like she hope obviously. Madea's charater is the type of person who believes in doing the right thing but has been through so much in her life that she won't be forced to be quiet and will say her mind. For instance, she use to be in a very brutal relationship but in the end she had too much and stood on her feet and finally left the man. With the teacher and the boy, the entire class was in on making fun of him. Sure the one little girl was the one saying stuff, but everyone still laughed at him as if she was right an that they agreed with her. The teacher called out the other student because though he may not have said anything, he was still involved in the bullying by laughing at him with her. Plus it was someone that was sitting close to the little girl so the teacher didn't call on him to single him out or something like that, it was just because since she had a whole class of bullies to choose from, she went with the first person she directly saw on the side she chose to face her head. The teacher wants the boy to sing in the jubilee even though he is introverted is because she thinks it was the best way for him to boost his confidence and make himself more willing to get to know people. She wasn't telling him to do a solo, just to join the choir of people and in the end he made the decision himself to sing the solo part. The jubilee to the townspeople is a very important event because it's the entire towns tradition and because it holds a deeper meaning. Christmas it's self is a time that's meant a lot to people for hundreds of years, it's even stopped stopped an entire giant war for a short time because people thought it was more important to take a day that means peace and love and keep it that way instead of making that one night a year people all over the world celebrated covered in bloodshed. The town's jubilee is their own way of expressing that because it feels like a time when despite all arguments or disputes people are having, they can set that aside for at least a little while and be a part of something everyone considers heartfelt and beautiful. Tyler Perry is very religious so he try's to portray things that show a similar way of feeling while making it so it's not like he's shoving religion down people's throats or even coming off as religious. The movies he makes aren't about being religious per-say but being a good person. They try to take more than one side into account like how people see woman who are being abused vs. how the woman in the relationship is being treated. For instance, how some wouldn't notice anything, or notice something but either not realize what it is or just ignore it, or straight up knowing about it but not doing anything about it or thinking, "well you should leave him then" while on the other side you can see the abused character and see how hard it can be to be in that situation. Another is how racism can happen on more than one side and in what way. There are a lot of things about this movie and other Madea movie that I've noticed people have ignored. I won't say you have to like the movie now an that you're all wrong or anything. I'm not someone who thinks they know everything and is right and is trying to make people feel wrong, I just wanted to right down how I see it and how I felt about the movie. One of the things I look for in a movie is character development, but I for more than just it being directly said or shown, but by the little things that tell more than what people are saying. Although I don't blame people if they don't notice anything. To be honest I'm usually the only one so I'm getting use to it. Believe me I understand that it might be stupid to think that way and I try not to but I know I must at least be getting what I say and feel somewhat right about this stuff because I've had plenty of times when I'm around people and we're watching a movie or listening to a song when they say something they found wrong with it that I had a reason for being that way and telling them, only for them to take a minute to take it in and agree with me after. They may still dislike it or end up liking it but they still saw it from another angle and come up to the conclusion themselves. I apologize for this comment being so long, I just need to get how I feel off my chest or it will be in my head all day (Not that I want it to, my brain unfortunately just works that way). I'm sorry if this all sound stupid either way, but please, if you have anything against what I'm saying, please write it down in a way that's not yelling at me for being stupid or anything like that. It's okay if you feel that way, it's just easier to calmly address it you know?

I have to say this. The fact that these films continue to get made...the fact that these films make money...the fact that these films become successful and yet so many better (MUCH better) films bomb...it makes me literally weep.

The only thing funny coming from these Madea movies? The Cinema Snob reviews.

Madea is the unfunniest character I have ever seen. It's amazing. Every Madea movie might as well be Tyler Perry shooting a clown. Make it a little easier to understand what this character does to the concept of comedy.

Finally, it's not blocked to me (Viewer from Wales if that means anything)

"The real question here is will Bailey get over his shyness" *sings* "I don't care!"

Wow, this film is trying to offend everyone.

So wait, let me get this straight. The father ran off with another woman, and the mother's reaction to this, instead of suing his ass for child support, is to make up a murder story, convince her daughter that her father is dead, and try to raise her to be a racist? WTF?

To be fair, in my grandmother's hometown, the town hall, the police station, and the school theater are all next door to each other in the same building...

Brad, I would like to buy you a drink for sitting through this insufferable mess so we didn't have to. Thanks for taking one for the team.

I Think Madea may be a Chosen of Khorne.

12:00 Tyler Perry stole a joke from the Angry Video Game Nerd. (Street Fighter 2010 review)

I love how offensively hilarious the Madea movies are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

These are a great christmas present to us all, thanks Brad :'l

Now whwn will the Snob review Temptation

So basically, this movie is just a bunch of people yammering at each other about various non issues for an hour and a half?

Always a good day when u upload a vid

LMFAO this was one of the most entertaining Snob review.

Uh. My family seems to enjoy this series for some reason.

Two recent "Christmas" themed movies, and they both go deep into the cesspool of awful Christmas movies. I never sat through any of the Medea movies, but going by this movie alone, Medea has most definitely outstayed her welcome.

I love all of these movies., but then your reviews are trhe most hilarious! Sometimes even more intentional than the fims!

No jokeI went to type in "Cinema Snob" in the search box but I accidentally typed "Cinerma Snob." I think I got possessed by Madea after watching this the first time.

A fucking cross in a classroom. God Damnit

Who else is excited for "Jew! A Madea Hannukah!"

I've been waiting for this for.. so... SO long... I'm so happy... I can't stop crying... T w T

It's weird that Tyler Perry simultaneously characterizes Madea as a short-tempered, ax-crazy, borderline psychopath, yet also at various points in the movies tries to portray her as the voice of reason. He does realize it takes more than just having her act differently depending on the scene to get us to find a character like that believable/likeable, right?

WTF is wrong with those 70% people who actually liked this?!

The majority of Tyler Perry’s movies are HORRIBLE. No depth, unrealistic, mediocre stereotypical and an embarrassment

I wont lie, my main reason for clicking on the video was the thumbnail. The snob nutcracker is fucking hilarious.

Madea is actually very realistic, like a lot of older people I know she's the ultimate in do as I say and not as I do

Honestly, I have to say Madea is a pretty insufferable movie compared to some of the movies Snob has reviewed. And that is saying a lot, I'd probably take Salo over this movie. The Madea movies are pure, utter garbage, always hated them. Unfunny, painful, and its audience is made up of the kind of people who wouldn't know what a good movie is unless it mentions "Jesus" in it 10,000,000,000 times.

Dear Cinema Snob, I would like to point out that Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas was released to theaters in the year 2013, making it 18 years after your cutoff date of 1995, and thus, making it ineligible for you to review.

"Madea just said something funny. FUCK!"

My grandmother loves these films--she'll sit there choking with laughter. She's also very religious, but couldn't understand why I shouted "Holy shit!" when Madea crucified that little girl. It was an infuriating movie to watch, and the scene where they argue while a truck burns in the background was my breaking point. My grandmother is also eagerly awaiting the film where Madea gets pregnant.

Am I the only one who finds it funny the the klans reaction was like "I wonder whats her problem".

The mom in this pissed me off let your kids grow up and let them make their own choices in life you can't control everything that goes on with their lives once there out of your house have a job doing their own thing whatever they do is not your business shaming your daughter all because she married a white man ridiculous I was raised to try to be accepting of everyone regardless of background thankfully my folks raised me right 😊😊

ok... seeing the bed intruder guy here made my fucking day. that and the way the snob laughs

The jubilee solves EVERYTHING 😂

even in his spin-off movies based on the "comedy relief," Tyler Perry STILL can't stray away from the cliche bullshit drama stories...

I actually like some Madea movies...but I think she can be a funny character.

I was about to go to bed when I saw this in my subscription feed...looks like sleep is gonna have to wait.

Tyler Perry has a way of dropping bombshells and then not explaining them. In this one, Laci finds out her dad is still alive but doesn’t react whatsoever. In ‘Madea’s Big Happy Family’ there’s an incest subplot that nobody ever acknowledges again. It’s worse in the plays but the films are a close contender