In the comedy "Man of the House," a by-the-book Texas Ranger, Roland Sharp (Tommy Lee Jones), tracks down a key informant with the help of a streetwise preacher Percy Stevens (Cedric the Entertainer). But when the informant is eliminated, the hard-headed Sharp is assigned to protect the only witnesses to the crime - a group of University of Texas cheerleaders - by going undercover and moving in with the five uncontrollable college coeds.

MOVIE REVIEW

Do you remember the early 1990's? The time when Tommy Lee Jones was in good movies? The time when he didn't just make fun of the characters he used to play? Sure, Jones is excellent at playing a cop with a stick up his ass, but enough is enough already! If you want to play a cop with a stick up your ass, don't do it in a lame comedy with a lame plot and lame jokes! Didn't you win an Academy Award?
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