In the movie Welcome Home, R.J. Stevens is a popular talk show host. In front of people, he is a big-name host with infinite scenery, but behind his back, Stevens hides his humble past. When he returned to his hometown, he found that his family and neighbors had the same attitude towards him as before, and he couldn't find his place for a while and was at a loss. Fortunately, in the later period, I gradually felt the warmth from the countryside and straightened my personal mentality.
Welcome Home is an American comedy film directed by Malcolm D. Lee, which was released in the United States on February 8, 2008, starring martin lawrence, Margaret Avery, Joey Bryant and michael clarke duncan.
The film tells the story of talk show host R.J. Stevens returning to his hometown after many years, but the villagers still regard him as a teenager and continue to treat him rudely. Looks like R. J. Stevens is a nobody again.
A brief introduction to the story of welcome home
R.J. Stevens (martin lawrence) is a popular talk show host. Whenever he shouts the slogan "You can do it" in the program, he can always arouse the passion of countless fans in front of the TV. In front of people, he is a popular big-name host, but behind his back, R.J. Stevens hides his humble past. No one knows that he used to be just a silly boy in the south. Everyone knows that R.J. Stevens is just the embodiment of the American dream of money and beauty.
R.J. Stevens, who hasn't returned to his hometown for many years, took the opportunity of attending his parents' 50th wedding to take his son 10 and his spoiled fiancee home. R.J. Stevens feels that he is well dressed and ready to go back to China. He wants to show his family and friends how decent he is today. And prove to everyone that he is no longer the loser they saw before.
However, things didn't go according to R.J. Stevens' plan. When he got home, before he could show off, his crazy and lovely family was overwhelmed by all kinds of rumors, doubts and revelations, which made R.J. Stevens, who was used to big scenes and used to eating with his mouth, somewhat overwhelmed. Getting along with his family made R.J. Stevens put down his usual shelf and took off his heavy mask.
After calmly examining his so-called success for the first time in his life, he found that he didn't seem to be as successful as he thought before-of course, he is still a man of status, but when he is with his family, he will always be just an ordinary person. When vanity dissipates, family love and care will make RJ more perfect.