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I thought it was mischievous and witty and amusing and I was just sort of drawn into it.

It's not enough to compensate for the computer-game-style plotting, which is largely based on us picking up narrative nuggets that mechanically slot into place later on.

No doubt the characters are stereotypes, but the performances are handled with a knowing wink and a great deal of fun.

Let's call it four out of six numbers, with no power bonus. Some payoff, but don't quit your job.

Looking back, it's strange to remember that the first two movies were both hits, and that Paul Giamatti and Terrence Howard even saw enough in the premise to sign up for the original. At this point, it's really all just flab.

Can there really be a comparative and a superlative for "unfunny"? It doesn't make sense to describe this witless, embarrassing third film in the Big Momma franchise as "the unfunniest".