Our Family Wedding

A breezy, uncomplicated, unapologetically broad comedy.

It’d all be pretty ho-hum weren’t it for some decent chemistry between the leads and the effortless presence of Regina King and Forest Whitaker.

While patience is a virtue in a marriage, we shouldn't need quite this much to make it through a movie.

Though the intended hilarity is forced and flat, there's a sweetness to the silliness.

Director Rick Famuyiwa did much better when focusing just on African-American culture in films such as "Brown Sugar" and "The Wood." Here, in bringing together two cultures, he does neither any favors.

A cringeworthy, unfunny example of a culture-clash romantic comedy.

We remain a nation divided, but hopefully we’ve at least progressed beyond the need for clumsy message movies about racial tolerance, as fortified with dick jokes.