Comedy,Crime
United States of America
In the sequel to the hit movie Big Momma's House, FBI agent Malcolm Turner (played by Martin Lawrence) is back undercover as Big Momma, an elderly woman with a sassy personality and a penchant for slam-dunk basketball. This time, Malcolm is tasked with spying on a suspect whose computer has been hacked, and the only way to get close to him is to become the nanny for his three children.
Malcolm assumes the identity of "Mrs. Doubtfire"-style nanny, but instead of a Scottish accent, he puts on a Southern drawl and dons a wig and prosthetics to complete the disguise. As Big Momma, Malcolm must navigate the daily life of these three children, who are essentially unsupervised and have been spoiled by their wealthy father's absence.
As he spends more and more time with the kids, Malcolm begins to bond with them and even begins to enjoy his role as a nanny. But things get complicated when the suspect's ex-girlfriend gets involved and Malcolm's cover is blown.
Throughout the movie, there are plenty of comedic moments as Malcolm tries to balance his duties as a nanny with his undercover mission. The film also explores themes of family, loyalty, and the importance of being true to oneself.
