Kingdom Come

A Film Review by Paul Perkins

Directed By: Doug McHenry
Cast: Whoopi Goldberg, Jada Pinkett, LL Cool J
Rated: PG
Written By: Jessie Jones
Running Time: 90 Mins
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Stuff at ending Credit: No
Seen at: Ritz Bourse, Philadelphia

A Ok Family Movie

Family is funny sometimes because there are problems within the family that keeps everyone from talking to each other. Usually the only time they come together is for a wedding or a funeral as in this movie. Kingdom Come. The best and the worst of the Slocumb family is about to come together because of Woodrow (Bud Slocumb). He has just died (a stoke) so the family has to gathers as the funeral to remember their dearly departed.

The long-suffering Charisse (Jada Pinkett Smith) is sick of her bumbling, unfaithful husband Junior (Anthony Anderson). The scripture-spouting Marguerite (Loretta Devine) prays to save her hard-living son Royce (Darius McCrary) whose chief ambition is a life on welfare. Family peacekeeper Lucille (Vivica A. Fox) has her hands full with a money hungry funeral director, and her husband, Ray Bud, (LL Cool J) who would rather bury his family than his father. As the Slocumbs squabble and fight their way to the funeral, they discover new ways to define the term 'dysfunctional as they all will learn a valuable lesson about life.

Well this is the second film of the Easter Holiday and this one is mostly for the family. Here are some good and bad points about the film.

Good

Grated there is a lot of film comes out this time of the year some are good and some are bad. And there are some in-between Joe dirt was one of them and Kingdom Come is the other but it more on the good side. It does have good points about them about how family act.
The cast was good and there was a ton of cast some big name and some new to the game.
The film did not drag at all.
The film was very funny.

Bad

Some of the cast member did not do to good at their roles.
It had another of the toilet jokes again. What did I say it becoming standard on all comedy movies I wish they will stop it is getting stupid.

Overall Kingdom Come was a ok family movie. Where you can all go and see a movie together but don’t expect a Soul Food type of film it is not. But is should be look at.