Terresa Ferguson

This sitcom is hilarious! It's been years since a comedy has made me laugh out loud, but this one has succeeded. Listen closely to everything everyone says and watch their expressions too. There are gems everywhere in Son of a Critch.

Oh my goodness, this was such a cute movie!

This was the most disjointed biopic I've ever watched! If it weren't for the fact that I was born the same year as Whitney, I wouldn't have had a clue as to what this movie was trying say. It was an absolutely terrible portrayal of a woman who was loved so much and gone too soon.

I enjoyed this movie very much! Watching the stories unfold, seeing how they intertwined, and witnessing the love that was always there, was indeed heartwarming. And, with that love, came forgiveness and acceptance of what was and what is. As far as miracles, I loved what the priest said about them; that sometimes the miracle is being granted the strength to go on when there is no miracle. This was an all around feel-good movie.

This movie was painfully slow. And, aside from Raven, the acting was terrible.

I LOVED this movie!! My sister and I, along with the entire theater, laughed constantly! (I haven't laughed that much in years!) I don't understand the poor ratings. This was, by far, the funniest of the 3 movies. I rarely watch a movie twice, but I'll definitely be watching this gem again.

I almost didn't watch this movie in its entirety because I was uncomfortable with watching two men together. I'm so glad I pushed through as this film wasn't about sex, it was about LOVE. Love between partners/spouses, families, and friends. I grew so attached to the main characters, that I cried like a baby as I watched them navigate the world of cancer. This was truly a good movie.

The acting was good, but the story was unconvincing. Michael was obviously still gay at the end. It's too bad that religion has hurt so many individuals with their fear tactics.