Tyler Perry's Joe's College Road Trip

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Laila J @yvonne23 1h This was one of THE top 3 funniest Tyler Perry’s movies! Ironically, I also learned so much about my Black History as in the historical settings. People complained about the language but if you’ve watched other Tyler Perry’s movies, this was soooo expected of Joe lol. In all, this was a great representation of minority’s in predominantly white communities, neighborhoods, and schools who are completely segregated from their own culture. The times we are living now, I’m very proud this movie came out. Well done! See more Risharri F 3h This movie makes no sense it is just a lot of nonsense with a lot of curse words. I think Tyler Perry must have had a deal with Netflix to have so many movies and he did not want to do any more movies . So he put this hot garbage together. Definitely not his best, but it’s probably top of his worst. . See more Joy B. 4h There was no point to this movie. There are good concepts (generational differences; passing down Black history) that are lost in the foolishness of the characters. This had the potential to be a great comedy but it turned into a one-note gimmick with no logic, no depth, and no true comedy. See more K P @Koleybear6 5h I have always really loved Tyler Perry movies BUT this one is SOO racist against white people and so full of BS and leftist stereotypes not to mention the language is so bad it’s not funny.. I’m truly disappointed. The mind virus has clearly infected TP and his work. All this race verses race propaganda is old already.. See more Barcarie M @Mitchthagod 1d Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip is a baffling, tonally confused road trip to nowhere. Operating under an R-rating that feels more like a gimmick than a creative choice, the film leans into crude, dated humor that feels like a collection of rejected skits from 2005. The "Gen-Z is soft" trope is run into the ground before the first act even ends, and the chemistry between the leads is constantly undercut by jarring shifts in atmosphere. The most egregious misstep is the mid-movie detour into Money, Mississippi; while the historical weight of the location is undeniable, shoehorning it into a film filled with massage parlor jokes feels unearned and tactless. To make matters worse, the visual effects, specifically the multi-character sequences, look inexplicably dated for a 2026 Netflix budget. Joe Simmons might be a "dying breed," but if this is the best material he has left, it’s time to pull the car over and retire the character for good. See more Tracy S. @spentracy925 2d At this point, we just need to agree that Tyler Perry is inevitable. While some low brow jokes land early, by the time the credits roll this is just another Tyler Perry movie with scenes that dont know when to end and a message that tries to be timely but gets lost in Perry's self indulgence. See more Read all reviews

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