K. Sparks

Very raw and vulnerable documentary. I laughed and cried and cried again. I walked away from this respecting her courage and strength.

Love the show, she keeps with funny and real

They tried to do too much in the movie. too much singing, it was too karaoke, too much Political Correctness too many issues, but incoherent story and insubstantive acting. i expected more from Pierce Brosnan and Minnie Driver, if the movie didn't have the name Cinderella you would wonder what you were actually watching. But in the end for all the feminism portrayed in the movie she still ends up with a prince( a jobless one at that) and what does he do exactly? runs away from responsibility, has no job, shacks up with Cinderella on a trip around the world. I'm a proud feminist but this wasn't it

if you are looking for a funny movie, here you go, you will laugh. There were a lot of cameos Salt n pepa, Morgan Freeman, En Vogue, Gladys Knight, Davido, Dikembe Mutombo and many more, along with most of the old crew. However, it was like watching the "scary movie" version of Scream. it is heavy on laughs, thin on substance.my favorite characters were Wesley Snipes as General Izzi and Leslie Jones as Mary. it relied too heavily on nostalgic flashbacks of the 1st coming to America and not enough building up what the characters could have been 30 years later. Most of the characters from the 1st movie were stuck in time and didn't grow. It would have been nice to see Lisa McDowell grow from the community activist in the first movie to a strong socially conscious queen especially in a country where women can't own businesses. however if you are looking for just laughs and put your critic hat down, the movie does that