Watch Mr. Church(2016) Online Free, Mr. Church Full Movie

Mr. Church (2016)
Movie
| Drama, | 16 September 2016 (USA)
Eddie Murphy | Britt Robertson | Natascha McElhone |
A unique friendship develops when a little girl and her dying mother inherit a cook - Mr. Church. What begins as an arrangement that should only last six months, instead spans fifteen years.

Watch Trailer

View All Sources

Free Trial Networks with Amazon Prime

Free Trial >

Amazon Prime

Free Trial >

Starz

Free Trial >

Showtime

Free Trial >

HBO

Free Trial >

CineMAX

Free Trial >

Shudder

Free Trial >

Contv

Free Trial >

WAG

Free Trial >

Cinefest

Free Trial >

Acorn

Free Trial >

Fullscreen

Free Trial >

Heera

Free Trial >

Lifetime Movie Club

Free Trial >

Tribeca Shortlist

Free Trial >

Urban Movie Channel

Free Trial >

CBS

Mr. Church

Trailers & Photos

Top Credited Cast
Reviews

Eddie Murphy as Henry Church

Natascha McElhone as Marie

Britt Robertson as Charlotte

Richard Brody It's repugnant for its dehumanizing view (however unintentionally so) of a black man, and repugnant for its emptying-out of one of the great black performers of the time into a sanitized symbol of acceptable blackness.

Odie Henderson After helming this, an episode of Roots and Best Picture-winner Driving Miss Daisy, Beresford should be forced to join 'Subservient Cinematic Negroes Anonymous.'

Joe Dziemianowicz Murphy's low-key but affecting performance is filled with loaded and loving glances. And the restraint becomes the 55-year-old star. If only the film were better.

Mark Jenkins Murphy is fine as the title character, although his performance consists mostly of suppressing all of his usual shtick. He certainly doesn't endow Mr. Church with any unexpected depths. But then neither does the script.

Michael Rechtshaffen Somehow Murphy manages to lift his dignified, all-knowing servant character off the page, giving a meticulously composed performance in a vehicle that can't help but feel superficially repackaged.

Soren Anderson Get out your handkerchiefs, but don't expect to believe a minute of this vastly improbable tale.

Jesse Hassenger Mr. Church is certainly another sign that Murphy does what he wants. Maybe this guarded performance in a lousy movie is a sign of him wanting to do something better.

Frank Scheck Murphy is a revelation.

Nick Schager This mirthless Eddie Murphy vehicle from the director of 'Driving Miss Daisy' is rife with hoary 'magical negro' stereotypes.