Tweeps debate who was in the wrong in Tyler Perry movie, 'Acrimony'

- It's Women's Day and Twitter-heads took some time out to enjoy a good movie and debate it on the popular social media platform

- Acrimony features a bitter woman, played by Taraji P Henson, who sought revenge on her ex after he married someone else

- Taraji's character was upset that she had been in a relationship with her ex for years and helped build him up from nothing to become who he was

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Tweeps had a field day debating whether or not Taraji P Henson's character was wrong to want revenge on her ex in the hit Tyler Perry movie, Acrimony. Taraji's character was upset that her ex married someone else despite the fact that she had looked after him for several years and sacrificed a lot to help him grow in his career.

Many thought that Taraji's character took bitterness to another level. Peeps also noted the fact that she's the one who initially called off their relationship when it appeared that the ex wasn't ever going to make it in life.

Others maintained that the guy was wrong to not have the same amount of loyalty and dedication to their relationship that Taraji had.

@FirstladyLambo said, "I watched Acrimony again but, this time, I agree (that) the guy was wrong. He really used her. I don't have strength to argue."

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@Ross_rori tweeted, "The man wasn't wrong. The woman got impatient and left. That's why God always teaches us to be patient. Good things come to those who wait."

Although fans love Tyler Perry's work, peeps have begged him to hire some writers as it's starting to become redundant. Tyler has previously admitted that he does all the writing, producing and directing in all of his projects.

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Often videos are removed from YouTube for some legal reason, but there really was no logical explanation for as to why this music video was removed, especially after all the positivity the track has broth to the world during such a glum time. Briefly.co.za learnt that the music video just randomly disappeared off of YouTube and fans did not know what was going on. Social media blew up as fans demanded the music video be put back where it was found.

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Source: Briefly News