It may be that people have grown up and are not so simple, so watching the live-action movies made by Disney feel that they are not fake, and they are very blunt, forcing people to instill something about family, affection, life, etc., all of which are beautiful. A concept, the reason why I didn't give this movie one star is because Martin Lawrence is still involved, but I don't understand why Disney chose to make a black "comedy" to highlight their warm theme this time, if I say black Comedy should be R-rated to look good, and many friends will have different opinions, but the real highlight of black comedy is basically black humor: interrupted by your skin color and life dilemma, interrupted by white people, and interrupted by black music. These kinds of interruptions, interrupted by the contrast between black and white, similar to Miss So White, and the indispensable talk show like humor, the white people in South Park and White Bad Guys also have this ability, and there are so-called foul language. Street slang, but this is not reflected in the film at all. A middle-class family, a cop dad, a mom with a proper job, a daughter who went to college, maybe these elements make for a good comedy of another genre, but it's definitely not a black comedy.
A father who wakes up earlier than the chicken and goes to bed before the chicken is finished and is less caring for the family, a mother who is nagging all day, either talking to other old women, or complaining about this and that while frying pork chops, a mother who is idle and has no work The son who is inseparable from Mary Jane and sometimes sells him to make money, a daughter who is in college but has a rebellious personality, can't tell who is good and who is bad, and looks down on his idle brother.
This is black comedy.
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