Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins 2008 Watch Free in HD

Martin Lawrence

16 April 1965, Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany

James Earl Jones

17 January 1931, Arkabutla, Mississippi, USA

Margaret Avery

20 January 1944, Mangum, Oklahoma, USA

Joy Bryant

18 October 1974, The Bronx, New York, USA

Cedric the Entertainer

24 April 1964, Jefferson City, Missouri, USA

Nicole Ari Parker

7 October 1970, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Michael Clarke Duncan

10 December 1957, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Mike Epps

18 November 1970, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Mo'Nique

11 December 1967, Woodlawn, Maryland, USA

Damani Roberts

17 June 1996

Brooke Lyons

8 November 1980, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

12 September 1967, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

26 August 1991, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

Ara Grigsby

Samantha Smith

11 September 1993, Topeka, Kansas, USA

Erin Cummings

19 July 1977, Lafayette, Louisiana, USA

12 August 1948, Shreveport, Louisiana, USA

Darcel White Moreno

19 August 1985, Shreveport, Louisiana, USA

Amy

Played by: Brooke Lyons

Ruthie

Played by: Liz Mikel

Ms. Pearl

Played by: Carol Sutton

Ms. Addy

Played by: Deetta West

Marty

Played by: Louis C.K.

Callie

Played by: Krystal Braud

R.J.

Played by: Reginald Davis Jr.

Clyde

Played by: Gus Hoffman

Betty

Played by: Ara Grigsby

Lucinda

Played by: Samantha Smith

Sally

Played by: Erin Cummings

Dayquan

Played by: Affion Crockett

Racquel

Played by: Amber Duke

Papa Jenkins

Played by: James Earl Jones

Mama Jenkins

Played by: Margaret Avery

Bianca Kittles

Played by: Joy Bryant

Otis

Played by: Michael Clarke Duncan

Reggie

Played by: Mike Epps

Jamaal

Played by: Damani Roberts

Washington Post

A talented comedian, Lawrence has leaned all too easily on formula for his successful films. Imagine if he would test his flair against original and fresh premises, instead of the tried and trite.

February 08, 2008

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PopMatters

All this said, there's a not bad movie inside of Welcome Home, visible in the quiet center provided by Margaret Avery.

March 21, 2008

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Lyles' Movie Files

great performances that will have the audience thoroughly entertained.

September 04, 2012

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Ebert & Roeper

This is a loud, stupid, cliché-riddled mess.

February 11, 2008

Sin Magazine

Easily Lawrence's best starring role. But keep in mind that's only compared to his other movies.

July 22, 2008

Seattle Times

Sometimes, with a film like this, one grabs for anything potentially redeeming. It doesn't happen here.

February 08, 2008

Common Sense Media

Good cast can't save stereotype-laden comedy.

December 31, 2010

USA Today

There's little to distinguish this oddly mean-spirited comedy.

February 08, 2008

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Toronto Star

Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins reinforces the sense that movies are not about real life but about other movies.

February 08, 2008

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Chicago Daily Herald

For all the comedians, there just aren't enough jokes unless you are shooting for the revolting variety.

March 04, 2008

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ComingSoon.net

Like a lot of Hollywood filler, Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins' mandate seems to be to entertain and satisfy as many people as possible by sticking to a tested and proven formula, the result of which is it does neither particularly well.

March 07, 2011

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Rolling Stone

Actors such as Michael Clarke Duncan, Mo'Nique, Mike Epps and Cedric the Entertainer have been persuaded by writer-director Malcolm D. Lee to do crass routines that should have gone out with minstrel shows.

February 22, 2008

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