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Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club

MPA Rating: PG-13-Rating (MPA) for some sexual material and thematic elements.
Moral Rating: not reviewed
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Primary Audience: Adults
Genre: Comedy Drama
Length: 1 hr. 51 min.
Year of Release: 2014
USA Release: March 14, 2014 (wide—1,800+ theaters)
DVD: July 22, 2014
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Featuring Amy SmartHillary
Terry Crews
Wendi McLendon-Covey … Jan
King … Karaoke Bar Patron
Nia Long
Tyler PerryT.K.
Ryan Eggold … Peter
Eddie Cibrian
William Levy … Manny
Zulay Henao … Esperanza
Cocoa Brown … Lytia
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Director Tyler Perry
Producer Lionsgate
The Tyler Perry Company
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“They had nothing in common except the one thing that mattered most.”

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Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “Follows a group of single mothers from different walks of life who are brought together by an incident at their children’s school. They bond and create a support group that helps them find comedy in the obstacles of life, as well as their inner strength to overcome their personal challenges.”

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Positive
Positive—Great film! I was a little concerned considering Tyler Perry’s non-Madea films lately, but it was clean and heartwarming. It’s safe for the family. The trailer shows the worst part of the film.
My Ratings: Moral rating: Good / Moviemaking quality: 4
John Neal, age 53 (USA)
Movie Critics
…This is a club that you don’t want to join. … The only things left out of “The Single Moms Club” are genuine humor and emotion. …
Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter
…muses on the travails of single motherhood and the ongoing battle of the sexes in a surprisingly sharp and funny female-empowerment ensembler. … gentle, touching and sometimes quite funny portrait of female solidarity (think “Waiting to Exhale” by way of “9 to 5”)…
Scott Foundas, Variety
…“The Single Moms Club” could have been much better. … contains some lewd dialogue and no really overt Christian content like earlier Tyler Perry movies. …
Ted Baehr, Movieguide
…has all the hallmarks of a poor sitcom — flat, hackneyed, unbelievable and too long. …
Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times
…A mom-com with few laughs… While the subject is very timely and worthy, this lame tale just falls completely flat. … [1½]
Bill Zwecker, Chicago Sun-Times

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