 | 映画原題: Big Momma's House 2 [ 映画邦題: ビッグママ・ハウス 2] : 話題注目作劇場公開映画 |  | |  |  | |  | Big Momma's House 2 : Hollywood Cinema Director : シネマ作品監督紹介 |  | Big Momma's House 2 : Actor [CAST・CREW] : アクター・アクトレス(男優・女優・声優)&ミュージシャン・アーティスト紹介 |
 | Big Momma's House 2 : 現地ハリウッド市民の評価 : 英語批評版 : Native Evaluation |  |  |  |  | Big Momma's House 2 / 2006-02-02
The only surprising thing about "Big Momma's House 2" is that it arrives six years after it's equally abysmal predecessor, in hopes that we have forgotten all about that trainwreck of a movie. Well, we haven't. Sitting in the theater, within a sea of marginally impressed moviegoers, I began to have misgivings about the future of the talented and infinitely funny Martin Lawrence. Here is a man with so much potential and with a long history of films ("Blue Streak" remains his best) who continues to be plauged with roles in thankless movies. Yet, it's not Lawrences fault that he is one of the handful of positive things that emerge from the film. He again plays FBI agent Malcolm Turner, who is now working at a desk job since his wife Sherie (Nia Long) is pregnant. As fate would have it, a computer worm that has the potential to leak top secret government files may fall into the wrong hands, and that is just enough to motivate Turner to go undercover as megaton nanny Big Momma and investigate a potential suspect (Mark Moses), who also happens to have a wife (Emily Procter) and three children whom he hardly ever sees. The suspect's family is a big distraction for the film. The children--a goth teenage girl, a witty pre-teen, and a three-year-old boy who takes pleasure in jumping from high places and landing flat on his face--are all in distress because of their father's absence, and the wife is on the edge of a nervous breakdown. Turner therefore is put in a position where he must help the children cope and become better individuals. The kids come to love Big Momma, which is a total rip-off of "Mrs. Doubtfire," but remain unaware that she is nothing more than a plastic lob covering a fast-talking man. I suppose Turner thinks that leading the little girl's cheerleading squad to a championship victory, watching out for the smartelick teenager, and cheering up the family's depressed Chihuahua with a bottle of booze is more important than national security. There are a band of villains, none of whom we are introduced to or come to despise simply because the movie is too lightheaded and more intent on dumb jokes than it is on effectiveness. This is probably the first time since "The Man" that I did not have a clue as to what the characters on screen wanted to accomplish or obtain. "Big Momma's House 2" comes billed as a comedy, but it only earns maybe two big laughs and the rare grin from me. There is an absolutely brilliant scene at a spa where hot rocks melt through the latex on Turner's Big Momma suit, and he is forced to jump into a mud pool. There is also the ongoing joke of the family dog, who is saddened over the loss of his girlfriend, but finds solace in liquor. Everything else is basically a muddle of sexual innuendo and situational lunacy, but, thankfully, there is no bathroom humor or fart jokes to be found. Aside from the occassional giggle, "Big Momma's House 2" is a mess across the board, being a flat and unfunny romp that is hardly worth the reel it was filmed on. With the exception of Lawrence and the beautiful Nia Long, the film is devoid of any talent. But the lack of humor, originality, and exceptional acting is not even the worst part. At the end, a "Big Momma's House 3" is disturbingly hinted at, but I am praying to God that the filmmakers will do us a favor and leave the future adventures of Malcolm Turner to our imaginations. - Isaac Rated PG-13; 99 minutes; Directed by John Whitesell |  |  |  |  | | | |  |  |  |  | you must feel sry for poor ol mar'in / 2006-01-31
role after miserable role,flop after obvious flop,he staggers on.he is the male equivilent of j-notalent.how many flops has she starred in(only she sucks both acting and singing) ?!?!?!? is mar'in that hard up for cash?!?!?! is his ego that inflated he needs to be infront of a camera as often as possible ?!?!?!?!? does he hate himself and is not only torturing us but himself with these flops ?!?!?!? it seems hes trying a last ditch career saving effort.....appealing to pre teens.i guess even they need movies suited for their age group but trash is trash.can i make a suggestion to you mar'in....figure out a way to get back on tv where you were semi humorous for 20 minutes.''best movie ever''......kids........ |  |  |  |  | | | |  |  |  |  | We love Big Momma 2 / 2006-01-29
Despite what the critcs say. The is a great film and flat-out. The story out with Malcolm investigating who kill his mentor. So he becomes Big Mama once again to follow up on a lead. By posing as a nanny. Give the movie a chance and judge for yourself. |  |  |  |  | | | |  |  |  |  | THIS IS THE BEST MOVIE EVER!!!! / 2006-01-28
I saw this movie and I could not stop laughing!! I was an extra in this movie. I saw myself in the scene where Malcolm is the safety Eagle. I am really surprised that I saw myself. I also saw my best friend and my 4th grade teacher. Overall, THIS IS THE BEST MOVIE EVER!!!!!!!! |  |  |  |  | | | | ご利用のウェブブラウザがFirefoxの場合、ここに新たな映画情報が表示されます。 もし、どんな情報が表示されているか知りたい方は、Google ツールバーを搭載したFirefoxをダウンロードし、インストールして見て下さい。 インターネット・エクスプローラ:Internet Explorer(IE)より、インタネット・ウイルスやアドウェアやスパイウェア等の セキュリティ面でIEより安全で、ポップアップ広告をブロックする機能、RSSフィードが読み込める機能や、ページ検索のハイライト機能、GoogleやAmazonなどの検索機能が利用できる統合検索機能などが備わっている インターネットブラウザFirefoxを使用することを推奨します。 サイトとウェブ・ブラウザについて:このウェブサイトはWebブラウザFirefoxによって最適化されています。 | |