Nobody’s Fool review: Despite the critic reviews, it’s hysterical

Nobody’s Fool is a hysterical movie with Tiffany Haddish knocking it out of the park with her humor.

Nobody’s Fool is a hysterical movie, and it has topped Night School, which starred Kevin Hart. While Night School has its hilarious moments, Tiffany Haddish absolutely shines in Nobody’s Fool, making it worth watching.

Written, directed and produced by Tyler Perry, I had no idea what to expect. I didn’t watch any trailers, except a preview for it in movie theatres for a showing of Night School.  The preview had a small funny moment with Whoopi Goldberg, who played Lola, Tanya (Tiffany Haddish) and Danica’s (Tika Sumpter) mother. Goldberg has a small role in Nobody’s Fool, but she delivers each time she’s on screen. I enjoyed her role in it, and she brings humor, as well.

I’m a fan of Tyler Perry, and that’s mainly because of him play the iconic Madea. That character never gets old. Anyhow, watching Nobody’s Fool was fantastic. It’s hysterical from the beginning to the end, and that’s thanks to star, Tiffany Haddish, who nails it with both her humor and physical comedy. Every time she’s on screen, she steals the spotlight.

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The plot of the movie, per Deadline:

"When her wild sister (Haddish) gets released from prison and re-enters her life, Danica (Sumpter) is forced to accept that she may be getting “catfished” by an online boyfriend whom she has never met in person."

The movie has emotion, lots of sexual references and language, some drama, and of course, humor. Despite Nobody’s Fool receiving poor critic reviews (25% on Rotten Tomatoes, a 2/4 on Roger Ebert), the movie is fantastic. Then again, critics are always harsh when it comes to movies, and the movies the critics end up liking, I don’t like. Funny how that works.

I’m hoping we get a Nobody’s Fool sequel because this movie is too good not to add more of them. If that happens, Tyler Pery must bring back Tiffany Taddish. Don’t listen to the critics, go out and watch the movie. It’s definitely worth it.

Night School is out in theaters now.