Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son

It goes down like a canned but genial '80s comedy: Without fanfare or much nutrition; part of your balanced breakfast.

Hilariously horrible when it isn't just plain awful.

Won't likely disappoint fans of men-in-drag comedy but doesn't offer much that's original or funny.

Star Martin Lawrence, now the sole remaining element from the original "Big Momma's House" 11 years ago, looks pretty tired both in and out of makeup here.

A humorless mashup of "White Chicks" and "Glee."

The comic, his career now apparently in total free fall, tackles the (dual) role(s) so broadly (no pun intended) that it's just plain annoying.

Starved of humor and energy, the interminable Big Mommas: Life Father, Like Son could force Lawrence and co-star Brandon T. Jackson undercover for real.

ignore what the critics say and see it, you WILL laugh! ignore what the critics say and see it, you WILL laugh! ignore what the critics say and see it, you WILL laugh!

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son is an alright film. It has a few good laughs and Martin Lawerence does a solid performance. The problems with this film is the story isnt really good at all, alot of the scenes that try to be funny are just not funny at all and that last two big momma where more funnier and better then this one. I would give this a low rental.

A generic pile of crap, mixed with crap, add a dash of crap and then a pinch more crap. Martin Laurence finds another excuse to get into drag and drags his son along for the ride. Pun intended.

This would have been a really funny movie if it was released ten years ago. Lacked creativity; and the acting was terrible. Although there were some funny moments.