Subscribe to The St. Louis American‘s free weekly newsletter for critical stories, community voices, and insights that matter. Sign up Written and directed by Malcolm Lee (The Best Man and Undercover ...

Leading an all-star comedy cast, Martin Lawrence is talk-show sensation RJ Stevens, who left behind his modest Southern upbringing and family name to transform into a self-help guru dispensing his ...

No one dons a "Big Momma's House" fat suit in "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins," yet the Martin Lawrence family reunion comedy is just as awash in silly caricatures as his earlier Deep South ...

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - It's not that you can't go home again -- it's that you do so at the risk of grievous bodily harm. That's one of the heart-warming lessons of "Welcome Home Roscoe ...

Which Lame-Seeming Martin Lawrence Comedy Is Which?A side-by-side comparison of Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins and College Road Trip. cheek by jowl Feb. 8, 2008 Which Lame-Seeming Martin Lawrence Comedy ...

Joan Vadeboncoeur review: 'Roscoe' is surprisingly entertaining: Give actor Martin Lawrence credit for taking a page out of director/actor Tyler Perry's playbook. Lawrence's "Welcome Home Roscoe ...

Martin Lawrence plays the title hero of this slapstick farce, the black sheep of a Georgia-based family who’s worked his way up to become a sort of male Oprah Winfrey on TV. Accompanied by his ...

Your enjoyment of Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins can be predetermined by one question: Do you think an obstacle course showdown between Martin Lawrence and Cedric the Entertainer sounds hilarious? If not ...

The photo department does another kindness by not including the likeness of Martin Lawrence, trapped in the ring role of a black Dr. Phil, who takes his lady love (Joy Bryant) home to Georgia to meet ...

In this overlong but exuberantly performed comedy from writer-director Malcolm D. Lee, Martin Lawrence is R.J. Stevens, a tabloid TV talk-show host who takes his Survivor-winning fiancée (Joy Bryant, ...

Martin Lawrence’s latest is a Tyler Perry movie without Tyler Perry, mixing broadly-drawn characters, saucy comedy and some slapstick with a dose of melodrama. The story follows talk-show host R.J.