The Best Man: The Final Chapters

Been rockin' with the Best Man franchise from day one and although I didn't know what to expect with the switch from film to a TV series, Malcom D. Lee and company pulled it off wonderfully. I'm about the same age as all the cast members, so in '99 I was a single man who had already walked away from an engagement. By the second installation I was married with kids, and now with this latest and final reboot, I'm 20 years in on this marriage journey.

This film captured every facet of black marital excellence, struggle, stress, sickness, tribulation, triumph and loss. Binge watched it from start to finish with my wife today and we could relate on so many levels. Bravo to the entire cast! Ya'll did that! Take a bow.

I've watched best man since the first movie. Loved every single moment of the movies to show. This show was timely need. It was put together very well and loved the fact of being able to get more of each of these characters story's. It spoke on all of life's issues from the present and I'm sure will help many understand the many choices life will gives us. When we get knocked down it's alright we will make it thru. Thank you for this series of the best man very much needed and appreciated. Glad they kept all the characters as well. If you haven't watched yet what are you waiting for go watch this series!

So, every once and a while you get a group of friends that are completely well rounded. To be able to catch up with friends throughout the years is a treat. It's satisfying to celebrate black culture. I do appreciate that the characters have layers and dimension. I know someone like each of these people. Music is an essential part of black culture and they have the soundtrack for this saga just right.

I cannot accept that this is the end. I don't have a favorite character. I don't have a favorite scene or episode or movie. I just love my group of friends. So, I'm gonna say we need a prologue.

I loved it! Real life, real problems, real talk. All the things that happen when you grow up and life happens. Everyone has grown up and reached certain pinnacles in their life, but are still searching and reaching for happiness. Very relatable as someone who grew up in this era. Monica Calhoun was definitely missed on this movie. These episodes also touched on issues front and center in many of our lives and touched on how important relationships are to keep, self care and spiritual fulfillment as important in our lives

I am not going to spoil it but I identified w everyone at some point in the movie.

Absolutely loved it!!! Loved the evolution of all of the characters dealing with real life issues. "Adulting" and trying to navigate life and everything that comes along with it....the good, the bad and the ugly. The ups and downs of maintaining relationships and the ability to work through problems, issues, secrets, falling outs and allowing love and true friendship to prevail. I too identified with so much that the characters were dealing with...Real Life, Real Problems. Kudos to Malcolm Lee for writing these characters in such a beautiful way that allowed us to grow up with them. Excellent work by the cast for bringing the story and characters to life and allowing us to close the final chapters of their lives. I am so happy and pleased with the ending of the stories, but I'm holding out hope that this isn't truly the end.