An average movie

I have always find it rather weird that, when you check Tyler Perry's movies on Imdb, their ratings are always so damned low. I mean, he has got only one single directing effort, 'For Colored Girls', which did manage to reach a 6.0 rating and everything else is usually way down below. Anyway, I wanted to check if his movies were really so bad so I decided to watch this one since it was available on Netflix. Well, eventually, I find it rather difficult to judge it. I mean, the introduction was borderline awful and awkward and the whole therapeutic trip was just so lame. Finally, Janet Jackson was maybe the least believable psychologist I have ever saw and the lecture at the college was just really pathetic. So, it started pretty bad but, then, surprisingly, I have to admit that it did start to slowly win me other at some point. Indeed, as soon as the weak introduction was over and all the characters were arrived at the retreat, it started to become interesting. Basically, all these characters were different and flawed but, even if their actions were sometimes rather reprehensible, they all had something interesting to say. Hell, at some point, I even started to believe in Janet Jackson's character. Anyway, to conclude, even if some good chunks were seriously misguided, I still think it is actually worth a look, especially if you like the genre.  

6/10