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Big Momma's House 2
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MPAA Rating: PG-13
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Entertainment: +2
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Content: -2
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Cast: Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Zachary Levy, Emily Procter. 20th Century Fox. Action/crime/comedy. Written by Don Rhymer. Directed by John P. Whitesell.
FILM SYNOPSIS: This sequel to the 2000 comedy has Martin Lawrence as the FBI special unit member, once again donning his obese lady garb in order to go undercover. Here, hes become the nanny to the children of a computer wizard who maybe threatening homeland security. While staying in the suspects house, our hero/heroine comes to care for the kids.
PREVIEW REVIEW: Thin on plot, most of the humor generates from a skinny man made up like a big woman. An incredibly big woman. Mr. Lawrence did a great job the first time around in his Mrs. Doubtfire-like disguise, but hes already mined most of the laughs from this one-note concept. This is a zaftig retread. Added to the redundant concept, the story is peppered with either crude or lewd comic situations.
Preview Reviewer: Phil Boatwright
Distributor: 20th Century Fox
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Summary
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Crude Language: much of the films humor is taken from sexual innuendo
Obscene Language: 16 or so expletives damns and hells
Profanity: none
Violence: villains kill a man at the opening of the film. Later we see shootings and fights as the FBI and bad guys slug it out.
Sex: none
Nudity: none, though many models are seen in skimpy attire and they are disrobing at a health spa. Big Mamma stares at them.
Sexual Dialogue/Gesture: some sexual innuendo
Drugs: the lead gives Tequila to a depressed dog
Other: None
Running Time: 99 min.
Intended Audience: teens and those who enjoy comics in drag
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