Tyler Perry's Netflix Drama 'Straw' Has Black Internet Divided | The Root
Tyler Perry's latest drama hit Netflix over the weekend. Some are saying it's his best work yet, while others think it's more of the same.
Tyler Perry's "Straw" sparks debate: One viewer's honest review reflects broader themes of single motherhood and the Black female experience. A recent TikTok video by Tiara D (@_tiarad_) has garnered attention for its candid review of Tyler Perry's latest Netflix film, "Straw." While praising the acting, Tiara states, "I like the movie. I think the actors did an amazing job." However, she reveals a more nuanced perspective, adding, "I will not be watching it again. It was just a little bit too much for me." Her commentary touches on the film's relatable portrayal of single motherhood struggles, a sentiment echoed by many viewers in the comments section. This relatable aspect, while praised for its honesty, also highlights a broader conversation about the representation of Black women and their experiences in popular culture. Tiara's personal connection to the film's themes makes her review particularly poignant, prompting further reflection on the complexities of single motherhood and the emotional weight of such stories.
Tyler Perry's latest drama hit Netflix over the weekend. Some are saying it's his best work yet, while others think it's more of the same.