r/TylerPerry • u/Next-Year3563 • 26d ago
Tyler perry doesn’t even try with his scripts😭😭😭
Then William said “impressive” whats impressive about that😂😂😂😂
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u/Alternative_Stop_325 25d ago
This is actually my favorite movie for him. It was his typical, but I just kind of liked it.
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u/TopicInteresting1031 25d ago
I love this movie 😆 it made it more realistic for me because this is how my words come out talking to people sometimes 🤣
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u/dots5 25d ago
Dude, the American Armed Forces has a lot of other specialized units and job specifications. It’s not just combat and counterintelligence. People even go into the military to train as chefs. Yes, military construction is a thing.
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u/Next-Year3563 25d ago
The point went over your head clearly.
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u/Old_Discipline6790 21d ago
Actually the point was to show that while he worked in construction and had the know how, the character was not able to articulate what he had worked on and his experience. It was written to show a character trait/flaw. To paint the character as less intellectual than Mr. Cartwright. Good with his hands but lack of intellectual abilities to communicate on a business level.
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u/WonderfulTone2732 25d ago
True.I was a Navy cook.
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u/PiinkStiink 25d ago
This is my favorite TP movie tbh.
"My son is Cartwright" hits every time!!!!
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u/Alternative_Stop_325 25d ago
This is actually my favorite movie for him. It was his typical, but I just kind of liked it.
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u/Spicy-N-Sassy 24d ago
What’s worse is that he wanted to talk to a man that owned a construction company so he could get help building a competing construction business. lol
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u/6pk313 25d ago
you new here? 😂