Tyler Perry's 'Mea Culpa' Dominates Netflix Despite Harsh Criticism

The film, starring Kelly Rowland, faces backlash for its script and acting but remains the top movie on the streaming platform.

'Mea Culpa,' directed by Tyler Perry and featuring Kelly Rowland, becomes the number one movie on Netflix amidst negative reviews from critics and viewers.
The film's notable scene involving a paint sex sequence with Rowland and co-star Trevante Rhodes draws mixed reactions, with some praising its creativity.
Despite the criticism, 'Mea Culpa' marks Perry's continued exploration into the thriller genre, with Rowland also debuting as a producer.
Black internet and social media users express disappointment in the film's quality, highlighting issues with storytelling and believability.
The movie's ending, filled with twists and turns, leaves audiences with a surprising conclusion involving a plot to frame the male lead.