A R

**Easter Sunday**, starring Jo Koy, is a typical ethnic holiday movie that centers around family dynamics and cultural traditions. The film offers a few chuckles but lacks the belly laughs you might expect from a comedy. The storyline is light and straightforward, focusing on Jo Koy's character, Joe Valencia, as he navigates family conflicts and cultural expectations during an Easter celebration. While the movie has its moments, it doesn't quite capture the comedy of Jo Koy's stand-up routines. It's a decent option if you're looking for something light-hearted to watch and there's nothing else that catches your eye. Have you seen any of Jo Koy's stand-up specials? They might be a good alternative if you're looking for more laughs!

Smart show. Ahead of it's time on social issues.

Art continously evolves. However, there is a place for all of it. I like what Eddie Murphy, Bruckheimer, and Simpson did. They captured the 80's style of movie making. The point is to be entertained and be in the mood for certain movies. This entertained me. Eddie was great and still carries a movie when needed. It was predictable so that's the only flaw. If you want your 80's nostalgia, and you want it done well this is it!

Techno music and tennis. I'm a sports fan and it was obvious this producer/writer etc., is a huge tennis fan. Acting was good but found this overall uninteresting. HBO or Netflix worthy.

Decently "real" reality show. Some of the participants are full of it.

A filmsy lazy cheapest version of a lifetime movie. Tyler, come on, put some effort in it. Stop disrespecting your audience.

It ran it's course. Predictable.