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MOVIE REVIEW WHAT I LIKE AND DISLIKE ABOUT THE MOVIE: MADEA'S WITNESS PROTECTION. Madea's witness protection is a 2012 comedy film directed,written and produced by Tyler Perry. This was the fourteenth film in the Tyler Perry film franchise and the fourth in the madea franchise (films titled after madea).It is the fourth tyler perry film not adapted from a play, alongside. The family that prey, daddy's little girls, and good deeds, as well as the first madea film not adapted from a play. The film is also notable for being the only film by perry (to date), to be a full fleged comedy. This movie recieved five Golden Rasberry awards nomination inculding worst actress (tyler perry as madea), worst director, worst screen couple (perry and his drag getup), worst screen Ensemble and worst prequel, Rip off or sequel.
Stars of the Movie:
* Tyler Perry as madea, Brian Simmons and Joe Simmons.
* Eugene levy as George Needleman.
* Denise Richard as Kate Needleman.
* Romeo Miller as Jake Needleman.
* Doris Roberts as Barbara Needleman.
* Tom Arnold as walter.
* John Amos as pastor walter.
The plot of this movie, George Needleman, a nerdy, high level CEO in new york city, promises his son that he will take him to his saturday afternoon baseball game after he gets back from the office. He gets to his office and arrives to a harrowing scene, his co-workers are shredding documents and are in a state of chaos. I liked this movie because of the settings, the way the movie was done and were it was done was beautiful because they used diffrent settings in a serious manner. One of the reasons i liked this movie again was when madea poured at bucket of water on the girl because, it was an unexpexted part in the movie and extremly funny to me and that happens in reality but its usually a cup, but this was a bucket that part of the movie really helped. I disliked just one part of the movie and that was when it

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