Big Momma's House

• Crime
• Comedy

An FBI agent’s mission to safeguard a witness explodes into chaotic, joyful comedy as he fully commits to a wildly improbable disguise – a robust, larger-than-life Southern grandmother. Beyond the slapstick, the film explores the surprisingly tender dynamics of makeshift family and the transformative power of inhabiting an entirely different persona. The humor isn’t derived from simply *being* undercover, but from the agent’s genuine, and often clumsy, attempts to connect with the mother and son he’s protecting, blurring the lines between duty and unexpected emotional investment. It’s a refreshing take on the buddy-cop formula, grounded in character-driven silliness rather than action sequences, offering a consistently feel-good experience rooted in embracing the absurd.