Brian Solamon Tyler Perry is back with a new movie and his oh so famous character Mable "Madea" Simmons. ... "Madea Goes To Jail" is not funny. Published: Feb. 23, 2009, 1:47 a.m. By .

What's So Funny About Madea? Nothing. February 25, 2009. By Courtland Miloy. I went to see the Tyler Perry movie "Madea Goes to Jail," in which Perry plays a wise-cracking black grandmother, ...

That's so Madea! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for Tyler Perry’s signature character and her most hilarious bits from her film series and beyond.

Overview: "Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail": After a high-speed car chase, Madea (Tyler Perry) winds up behind bars because her quick temper gets the best of her. Meanwhile, Assistant District ...

Tyler Perry makes his announced final screen appearance as the foul-mouth matriarch in 'A Madea Family Funeral,' the 11th entry in the hugely popular comedy franchise.

As much as I hate to put family business out there, it's about the only way I can explain why we black folks love Madea so much. See, among African-Americans, we have something we call white-folk ...

At the AMC Magic Johnson Capital Centre 12 in Landover, Md., where Madea is being shown 14 times a day, I was hoping to get a clue as to why this man in drag is so popular. And with the movie ...

Madea is my baby mama and she brings too much drama, so I suppose I would miss her in my own way. Who knows Mr. Brown might ask Madea to marry him. Then the sequel might be “Madea’s Big Fat ...

Dramedy about Madea’s squabbling relatives. With Tyler Perry, Bow Wow, Loretta Devine. Director: Tyler Perry (1:46). PG-13: violence, sexuality, drug references. At area theaters. Tyler Perry… ...

ATLANTA — There are tons of fresh and familiar faces in Tyler Perry's final performance as his beloved Madea character, including social media stars who are making their big screen debuts. Over ...

A Madea Halloween,' set on the titular holiday. ... Unless, that is, you think Madea exposing her breasts to the horrified young men is too funny for words. Dutifully living up to its title, ...

As always, Perry’s Madea is fierce and funny, coming to the easy, no-holds-barred defense of those she loves, schooling the women on how to protect themselves (think breakfast and Al Green) and ...