Diary of a Mad Black Woman wasn't bad either. Or the one with Alfre Woodard and ole girl from Misery....Kathy Bates. I can't think of the name of it.

I don't consider myself his *target* market (young, Black woman...maybe I am lol). Never been to one of the plays, and I ignore most of the Madea stuff but his personal story should be applauded and he keeps a lot of people working. The content might suck, but I cannot knock how many folks he employs, his studio here in Atlanta (in a very Black neighborhood), or his charitable work.