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For Colored Girls (2010)

A film about existence from the perspective of 20 nameless black females. Each of the women portray one of the characters represented in the collection of twenty poems, revealing different issues that impact women in general and women of color in particular.

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Michael Phillips 04 Nov 2010

Aiming for a piece with the raw impact of "Precious," on which he served as executive producer, he (Perry) ends up with 134 minutes of misjudged intensity.

ForREAL 08 Nov 2010

The only problem with Tyler Perry Movies/Plays/Productions are the men (black or otherwise) that are hating on a brother for exposing issues that they try so hard to cover up! And all the people (men and women) that will not look their problems straight on and get help to get over and move on from them. I think he is paving a way for issues to be brought to the surface and dealt with. A far cry from history of covering up and letting it eat the life out of you. Move on people and stop hating on the brother, he don't know you personally, he just ran across somebody just like you. This could have been easily done by anyone else and your reaction would have been the same. It's not the person this time around, it's the issues that society won't deal with. I personally saw this and thought it was a magnificent interpretation of someone else's work.

Mike Scott 05 Nov 2010

The hard, cold truth is that the hard, cold For Colored Girls is just plain difficult to fall in love with, regardless of the amount of passion Perry poured into it or how much meaning he's freighted it with.

talltam 07 Nov 2010

This is an Awesome, Powerful movie. The actresses delivered each woman's story in a moving way so that it was possible to relate to each and every character. I loved the age diversity of the cast so that, as a colored girl, if you couldn't identify with one or more of the cast yourself, 9 times out of 10, you know of a family member or friend who has been through, or is going through at least one of the situations. I think that alone is what makes this movie so powerful for colored girls. I love how all of their stories were some how intertwined (similar to real life). I couldn't get enough of these girls. I didn't want the movie to end. I just loved it! I've never seen the play to compare it to the movie, but the movie alone gets 10 out of 10 from me and I would love to see the play now. All in all, "For Colored Girls" is a Colorful, Smart, Moving, and Captivating movie that every colored girl can relate to.

Matt Zoller Seitz 05 Nov 2010

Perry never solves the stage-to-screen translation problem. But the path he has chosen is as intriguing as it is irksome, and it works better than you might expect.