Sister Code

If you're looking for something to put you to sleep this is the movie for you. Amber rose's acting is beyond awful.

Not terrible but not great. The plot was decent enough to keep me watching, however, the acting was subpar at best; the actors talked over each other & there were a few pauses. I liked the bartender's character, but the actor could have added some passion. There was no spark and I didn't really root for him. I did enjoy Amber Rose's performance and of course Rolanda Watts, Duane Martin & Eva were natural. Additionally, the few moments that produced a guffaw (mainly Marcus Paulk & the gay assistant) were pleasant and I won't spoil the ending but really?? This movie has great potential but did not hit the mark. Overall, if you have time to kill or you enjoy mediocre movies that could have been great, watch this movie. They had great intentions with this film but it just didn't hold up.

I'M Surprise!!! Delightful!!!

I wasn't expecting much when I watched this movie…I was wrong. It's a cute/funny movie.

Eva Marcille as Sheila (ANTM and currently Born Again Virgin) has developed into a dynamic actress, she could easily hold it down with any A-list Cast.

Amber Rose delivered perfect comedic timing as Lixi and she"s beautiful! AR's acting skills have come a long way. She did a good job doing what she does best. Unfortunately, AR's beauty is distracting, when I see her character Lexi: I see "AMBER ROSE"!!! For future roles I hope to see a more toned down look, hair style/color change and a departure from the low cut skin tight clothes. I want to see (and believe in) the Character she's portraying, rather than a constant reminder that that's Amber Rose on the screen, (As Beautiful as she is)

Marcus T. Paulk as Lil Danger- Dangerously Hilarious, LMAO

Watch this movie with no expectations and hopefully you'll come away saying 'I'm Surprised".

-CBerry1

Went to see the film because of Amber Rose. She sexy, and she lived up to it to the point where it was obvious it was the only reason she was there, but hey, it was her first full on acting gig and so long as she was OK with it, I definitely was.

Overall the movie was actually good for some hardy laughs. I especially loved Marcus T. Paulk from Moesha. Every time he was on the screen he produced the biggest laughs. That's good for Amber, who shared a lot of screen time with him.

This could have been this generation's Soul Food. In fact it looks like that was the plan, but the movie really falls short of this idea as it was not put together well.