"When Helen's husband kicks her out and replaces her with his mistress, she finds solace in the unlikeliest of places: her grandmother Madea's house. With the help of Madea and her eccentric family, Helen learns to rediscover love, life, and religion on her pursuit for happiness. But when her husband's mistreatment of her comes full circle, Helen must make a choice between forgiveness and revenge." This description is concise, dramatic, and attention-grabbing. It highlights the main conflict of the story (Helen's husband kicking her out) and introduces the unique element of Madea's character without giving away too much information about the plot. It also implies that there will be a dramatic twist at the end where Helen must choose between forgiveness and revenge. Overall, it should entice readers to watch the movie while still leaving room for surprises and plot twists.

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Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as Diary of a Mad Black Woman include Serendipity, New York, I Love You, No Reservations, Sideways, Stranger Than Fiction, What a Girl Wants.

Diary of a Mad Black Woman was released in theaters on February 25, 2005.