Marketic It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

AshUnow This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Caryl It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties. It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

mikeboothroyd Of course I was skeptical when I saw the trailers, and I thought to myself, is three just too many? So, needless to say, I didn't go see the movie in theaters, I didn't even pay to rent the movie, but when it was released on Cinemax this week, I decided to watch it. It was very funny, there were a few points where the plot drug on, but if you let this movie stand alone, and ignore the references to the earlier movies, and just enjoy it for what it is, then it's a pretty good movie. There is some foul language, and a few sexual situations, but other than that, this is a pretty good family movie (for kids 13 and up), with good morals, and a good sense of right and wrong.

davideo-2 STAR RATING: ***** Saturday Night **** Friday Night *** Friday Morning ** Sunday Night * Monday Morning Agent Malcolm (Martin Lawrence) returns, this time with seventeen year old son Trent (Brandon T. Jackson) in tow, who's trying to pursue a rap career, but his father has little faith. But things change when a Russian mob boss gets it in his head that Trent saw him kill someone, and the pair are forced to go undercover at an all girls performing arts school, with Trent taking the guise of singing sensation Charmaine and Malcolm reprising his guise of the indomitable 'Big Momma.' The original Big Momma's House presumably gained a bit of a cult following in spite of what couldn't exactly have been amazing reviews, since two sequels were spawned, the latest being this, erm, questionable piece of work that is one of the sadder products of the sequel reliant recession era times. Though it might get success with it's target audience when the absurdity and slapstick works at it's best, for the most part it just drags a tired set up out without enough laughs to keep it going. And it's at least ten minutes too long, but really, this review has been about five lines too long. *

tothegoddess I can't believe anyone would rate this movie below 10! It is a very sweet and funny movie. One I thought to be very entertaining! It had many great messages, very funny scenes, fantastic dialog, very decent music, and both Lawrence & Jackson had a wonderful dynamic on screen (the scene on the escalator is hilarious!). I thought Charmaine was very sweet and Jackson really brought home that endearing quality to this character. Mia was a good lesson to all young women to believe in themselves and know they are more than their relationships (& know when to ditch a fool girl!). Kurtis Cool is a riot with his dope sham and car wash! LOL! There are, of course, a few corny parts but it only adds to the movie's charm. Its a comedy worth watching again and again! Please keep our super fly Zulu queen big mama and sweet Charmaine coming! Am looking forward to the next adventure ladies!

capone666 Big Momma: Like Father, Like SonThe worst day for an African-American actor is the day that he or she must put on the first of what will be many fat suits.Unfortunately for the teen actor in this comedy, his moment of humiliation has come at an early age.When his partner hides a flash-drive on an all-girls arts college campus, Detective Turner (Martin Lawrence) must don his Big Momma persona to infiltrate the student body.Aiding Turner on this undercover endeavor is his arrogant stepson Trent/Charmaine (Brandon T. Jackson), a hopeful rapper and an unintentional murder witness.Now, Big Momma and Charmaine must locate the flash-drive before the bad guys catch on to their disguises.The third installment of the Big Momma franchise, Like Father, Like Son is a failed attempt at resuscitating an unfunny and insulting series.Besides, there are more comical issues to exploit in a skinny character who use to be fat. (Red Light)