Sunday, May 25, 2014
Tyler Perry's "I Can Do Bad All by Myself"
Tyler Perry’s “I Can Do Bad All by Myself” (2009) plays the family
responsibility card. April takes over raising three delinquent relatives (a
nephew and two nephews) when they loot Madea’s (Tyler Perry doubled up)
apartment. This may remind one of
“Summerland.” She has a married boyfriend and wants little to do with relatives’
kids. But when she meets a Colombian
immigrant Sandini (Adam Rodriquez) her whole heart changes, even toward “other
people’s children.”
There’s a great sermon in the middle of the film, saying you
can’t help others if you’re still broken yourself.
I can remember a boss at a debt collection company who said to me, "I know you don't wan to do bad."
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