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Bill
Bellamy, Morris Chestnut,
D. L. Hughley, Shemar Moore
Columbia Pictures; Directed by Gary Hardwick
Rated R;106 minutes; 2001
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upscale African-Americans - a married banker (Hughley), a confirmed bachelor
lawyer (Bellamy), a reformed playboy (Moore) and a commitment-averse doctor
(Chestnut) - dub themselves "The Brothers." When Terry (Moore) announces
that he's getting hitched, panic and chaos ensure for the other three. They
don't believe that the player will go through with it and, in the mean time,
they have to deal with the revelations that his impending marriage means
in their own lives. Will Terry actually go through with the big "M?" Will
Derrick (Hughley) and his wife reach an understanding about their sex life?"
Can Brian (Bellamy) get over his love/hate attitude about women?" And does
Jackson (Chestnut) have the courage to be the man his promising new girlfriend
deserves? The issues of sex, friendship, family and commitment are dealt
with using a sense of humor and honesty in this film that director Hardwick
has described as "refusing to exhale!" |
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""Absolutely
hilarious!"
-- Cliff Robertson, THE SOURCE
"This passionate and saucy comedy leaves the audience hooting with
delight!"
-- Owen Glieberman, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY
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