Big Mommas: Like Father,Like Son is a brutal movie with a stupid storyline that is mainly only trying to be funny,but even fails at that.I've seen the first two,which I didn't find brilliant,but there are plenty of funny scenes in them to make it somewhat enjoyable,and that is completely absent in this.The main thing that made the first two so enjoyable is Martin Lawrence,and he isn't in this as much,its more about his step son played by Brandon T Jackson,who I didn't enjoy,his fat suit wasn't as funny and his voice as a woman wasn't either,the scenes that Martin Lawrence is in is the only reason i'm not giving this a lower rating.Even if you are a big fan of the first two Big Mommas,I don't think you'll enjoy this,and definitely not if your looking for something funny to watch,I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone.After his stepson Trent (Brandon T Jackson) witnesses a murder,Malcolm (Martin Lawrence) and his stepson Trent must go undercover in an all girls art college as Big Mommma and her daughter.

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.

This film falls flat with every joke. As mentioned by someone before, you may smirk occasionally if this is your sort of thing, but this isn't even worth renting. Easily forgettable and a regurgitation of the previous instalments. Save your time and money. The themes in this are clichéd and ripped straight from every other teen movie with the whole "undercover" while getting in on the ladies' dressing rooms type-thing going on. Very outdated and I would recommend White Chicks over this any day, that's actually got some spirit to it. I think Martin Lawrence tries too hard with his comedy, I've never really liked him, but that's just my opinion. He's not a "funny" guy and can never get the balance right between action/police cop star and comedian. The Wayans brothers are "funny" and pull it off naturally.

FBI agent Malcolm Turner and his 17-year-old son, Trent, go undercover at an all-girls performing arts school after Trent witnesses a murder.Posing as Big Momma and Charmaine, they must find the murderer before he finds them....I wanted to see this, just to see how far Lawrence was scraping the barrel, i'm kind of sadistic like it. The ratings on here have been damning, and i needed to see what all the fuss was about.And while the film is probably one of the worst comedies i've seen, there's a lot here to keep the viewer occupied. It's a harmless film about nothing more than a copper in a fat suit and bringing his son along.The two leads are okay enough for this, and they have chemistry as they are both as annoying as each other.There are a few song and dance routines for no good reason other to attract the 'Glee' crowd, and soon enough people start getting feelings and bad eggs turn good.It is the pits, but you can't help but watch, like watching a tramp stumble across the road.Bet Lawrence cannot wait until bad boys 3 is green lit.