This movie is a thinly veiled "story" based on a late Atlanta mega-pastor whose ministry and marriage were destroyed due to alleged homosexual activities. It is extremely well acted and it would not surprise me at all to see Oscar nominations for Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall. However, the excellent acting is the only reason I would recommend this movie to anyone. This is a sad tragedy wrapped up on a Black comedy. The events are troubling, few of the characters "likable", and it ends without any resolution. See it for the acting, but leave the kids at home.

Very interesting film. Got a little repetitive and boring after a while but lots of very funny stuff.

The movie was a little slow and didn't really set up the premise so the audience would know the details of what actually happened.\r\rThe ending was anticlimactic. The audience did laugh periodically in response to some scenes.

The acting was great, but the story was weak. It did not hold my interest.