Thomas Mikal Ford Movies

10-year-old Nick (Jascha Washington) is suffering from an infection which may prevent him from donating bone marrow to his 8-year-old leukemia-victim brother Matty (Dabir Snell). House (Hugh Laurie) must diagnose and cure the infection before it is too late--for both boys. Elsewhere, although Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) is gone from House's home, his troublesome dog Hector remains behind, eager and willing to chew up every bit of furniture in the place. And still not fully recovered from his grevious error in the previous episode "House Training", Foreman (Omar Epps) makes a crucial decision. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Heeeey! Comic superstar Martin Lawrence (Bad Boys, Wild Hogs) proves three's a charm in the hilarious third season of this classic comedy. Martin's in the house -- and in the WZUP studio -- driving girlfriend Gina nuts and entertaining buddies Tommy and Cole with his outrageous antics. All your favorite players including Sheneneh, Jerome and Mama Payne are back in action and hysterical as ever. If you don't already know wazzup with Martin... then you so crazy!

Wazzup? Superstar Martin Lawrence (Open Season, Big Momma's House) is back in 27 uproarious episodes from the hilarious second season of his classic show! Whether he's stepping into the boxing ring, delivering a baby or running amok in Hollywood, Martin never ceases to amaze and amuse. With his long-suffering girlfriend Gina and core crew of Tommy, Cole and Pam by his side, as well as an outrageous group of oddballs: back-sassing Sheneneh, clueless Jerome and wise-cracking Mama Payne, Martin proves that a second helping is even better than the first!

Brain Donors is a game attempt to redo the Marx Brothers' A Night at the Opera in a contemporary setting. John Turturro plays the "Groucho" character, a shifty lawyer (he's even given a Grouchoesque three-barrelled moniker). Bob Nelson is the "Harpo" counterpart, a puckish handyman. And Mel Smith completes the trio as a Chico-like cabbie. All three conspire to save a failing ballet company on behalf of dowager Nancy Marchand, who does a film-length impersonation of Margaret Dumont. At times, Pat Proft's script comes off more like a 3 Stooges short than a Marx Brothers romp, but that's not so bad. What hurts the film is its fluctuating pace, which shifts into neutral just when it should go into hyperdrive. Will Vinton's Claymation opening titles supply some of the film's biggest laughs. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Kid N' Play (Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin) star in this role-reversal comedy that plays like a badly done sitcom without the laughs. The switcheroo occurs when two inner-city high school students -- one a straight-A whiz-kid and the other an angry criminal type -- have to switch identities and are forced to live each other's lives. Christopher Reid is Duncan Pinderhughes, a student with perfect grades but who can't graduate high school unless he passes gym. Christopher Martin plays Blade Brown, whose probation officer gives him an ultimatum -- graduate high school or go to jail. Due to a mix-up in their high school records, Pinderhughes and Brown are forced to take over each other's lives. Brown ends up in a class for gifted students, and Pinderhughes finds himself skulking behind the school building to a shotgun shack that houses all the high school's troublemakers. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi

Though he puts on an elaborate display of indifference, Walter (Sinbad) seethes with jealousy when Jaleesa (Dawnn Lewis) accepts a dinner invitation from her ex-husband Lamar (Thomas Mikal Ford)--especially when Lamar turns out to be a lot better-looking than Walter was led to believe. During dinner, Jaleesa is nearly persuaded by her "ex" to get back together again. Just when she is about to make her decision, an unexpected revelation abruptly alters the situation. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi