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Genres: ComedyRoma
Starring: Tamala Jones, Gabrielle Union, David Krumholtz, Vivica A. Fox, Morris Chestnut, Anthony Anderson, Ray Wise
Director(s): Mark Brown
Available Quality: Hi Def
Country: USA
Year: 2001
Available Quality: DivX, Hi Def, iPod, Hi Def, Hi Def
IMDB Rating: 5.6 out of 10 (2704 votes)
When it comes to matters of the heart, keeping her man happy and committed is all in a days work for Shant
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(24 May 2012)
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This review is from: Two Can Play that Game (DVD) Very fast service! It was also a very cheap price! Very satisfied with the purchase!
(24 May 2012)
This "Game" of love and war just isn't very fun.
"Two Can Play That Game" operates under the notion that relationships in distress call for a set of rules used to keep the opposite sex under control, only to relinquish this concept by concluding with a shot of our two main characters embracing after ninety minutes of cloyed storytelling and little to no comedic relief. But it's perfectly okay for the movie to end on a note of heavenly bliss; after all, when it comes to love, their are no rules. So why have a game? Better yet, why have this movie? The story is carried by a narration from its main character, Shante (Vivica A. Fox), an advertising executive who believes basically that all men are scum. It would appear that she has every right to hold such a belief: each of her three best friends have lousy men in their lives, while she thrives in a trusting, affectionate relationship with wealthy lawyer Keith Fenton (Morris Chestnut). Minutes after her lesson in excuses to cover up cheating ways, Shante notices her knight in shining armor out with another woman when he was supposedly "working late," and so she begins her so-called "10-Day Plan" of games and trickery to bring him to his knees, begging her to take him back. They await phone calls from one another, make unexpected visits to each other's dwellings, avoid appearing somber in front of friends, and resort to drastic measures such as flirting and dating other people in their desperate attempts to win the other back without being the loser of the game. The movie hits a speed bump from the start with its characters, who lack any sort of charm or sparkle to keep us interested in what they have to say. Fox does her best in trying to keep a smooth flow to the cumbersome and cloyed script, but her character's narration is bothersome and intrusive, providing for long periods of dialogue that is mean-spirited when it should be funny. The sole humorous moments of the film come from the four women, who, when in one another's company, generate the kind of laughs and smiles that the film is badly in need of. Another question comes to mind when looking back on the movie: why should we care about whether or not these two people will end up together when we have no reason to embrace them as individuals? As they spend most of their time driving around in expensive cars, with Shante incessantly sneering at the camera and Keith getting his groove on with various women in a pathetic attempt to get over his lost love, we have no reason to suspect that their emotion runs deeper than their vanity. They spend so much time keeping each other at bay with their tactics, that when it comes time for them to reconcile, it's not so much a happy ending as it is just an ending, period. There are small glimpses of a better movie in "Two Can Play That Game," such as the wit of the supporting female cast members and Anthony Anderson as Keith's friend and mentor, but they are buried under a massive heap of battle-of-the-sexes cliché, moronic plotting, misguided narration and unlikable characters. Sure, their lives are nice to look at on the outside, and the actors are easy on the eyes with their suave looks, but when you get right down to it, this game of love just isn't very fun, and lacks the sense of humor needed to justify the movie's near-pointless plot.
qfal (20 May 2012)
A bit of a disappointment compared to
"The Brothers", which it is the female side of. I think this is primarilybecause of the awkward narrative form. Still, the last quarter of themovierewards those who have had the patience to stick with it. The tubbypartnerof the character played by Morris Chestnut stands out here.
(19 May 2012)
Two Can Play This Game
Smarmy little comedy about a sassy advertising executive (Viveca A. Fox) who thinks she knows everything about men but is one day thrown for a loop when her seemingly perfect, trustworthy boyfriend (Morris Chestnut) is caught on a date with another woman. Fox decides to implement her 10-day punishment program, designed to get the guy down on his knees begging for forgiveness and reinstatement in the relationship. Told in intimate narration style with Fox directing her comments straight at the camera, the film never reaches its full comedic potential, but is extremely enjoyable and amply examples both the male and female side of the conundrum it is exploiting. None of the characters ever become cloying (except for David Krumholtz's annoyingly heartless stereotype of a gay male secretary), though one would wish for more scenes involving Fox's girlfriends, as they provide some real gems for the story (especially comedienne Mo'nique as the self-proclaimed "Ghetto Glamour" girl). No real disappointments here, though.
Phyllis (18 May 2012)
DISAPPOINTING MOVIE
Two Can Play That GameMorris Chestnut/Vivica A. Fox/Anthony AndersonI recently rented this disappointing movie from first time writer/directorMark Brown. I make it a general practice to rent on DVD. Once watching themovie, I then review the Director's commentary. I couldn't get through thesecond scene of the commentary. Mr. Brown is definitely new to the game offilm making.While the movie was well casted, Morris Chestnut, Anthony Anderson,Monique,Bobby Brown, Gabriella Union (who was miss-casted) and others, AnthonyAnderson saved the movie. Keith (Morris Chestnut) is a successful Attorneyand Anthony Anderson is his colleague and friend. Anthony's charactercoaches Keith in dealing with a `smarter than the average woman'.The idea of a trimmed down and toned Vivica A. Fox speaking directly intothe camera throughout the entire movie, turned me off. While the idea ofthis successful Black woman, living large and in charge, the epitome ofrespect from her girlfriends is appealing  the character falls real short.She spends the entire movie giving advice as if it came from that stupidbook, `The Rules' yet at the end (when she realizes the big plan may havebackfired - she flips the script and punks out) To be honest I was verydisappointed with the ending.Mr. Brown's vision was to show the games we play in love. The games playedin this movie are some of the oldest tricks in the book and ones I wouldthink a professional woman wouldn't need to play. A disappointing firsteffort by Mr. Brown. I can say this much, it was much better than `How ToBe a Player'.
(18 May 2012)
Two can play that game
We enjoyed the film very much and have recomended it to several of our friends.
(16 May 2012)
the best
this movie is so good i watch it over and over again i recomend on byeing this dvd
(15 May 2012)
THE REAL PLAYAS
TWO PLAYAS PLAYING HARD TO GET WITH EACH OTHER MORRIS CHESTNUT AND VIVICA A. FOX PLAY GAMES WITH EACH OTHER . THIS IS JUST A MOVIE ABOUT THE PERSON WHO HAS THE BEST GAME I ENJOYED IT AND I LIKED IT A LOT. IF YOU LIKE COMEDY AND IF YOU ARE A FAN OF ANY OF THE CHARACTERS IN THE MOVIE THEN YOU WOULD DEFINITELY LIKE THIS MOVIE.
(05 May 2012)
Two Can Play That Game
This review is from: Two Can Play that Game (DVD) I really enjoyed this comedy but don't try this at home. This was a cute movie.
(04 May 2012)
Can and do play that game!
I thought it was a cute movie! If you're looking for some endearing drama and Oscar nominees, skip it! But if you're after some laughs and a feel good ending, it's worth the money. Vivica and Morris take the corporate thing perhaps a tad too far, but they look great doing it. The movie really plays to what really goes on inside a sista's head when she thinks she's in control. I loved her dialog to the camera! Hey, she's talking to you! To all of us who've been in that situation at some point in time. It's a real relief from the gansta, thug, and poor black folks in the ghetto movies.
(01 May 2012)
THE TRUTH IN A NUTSHELL!!
I'll put my hand up to playing at least one of those games back in the day. Can you???...This "Battle of the sexes" movie is an EXCELLENT & extremely refreshing break from the norm. Although the subject matter is not new by any means, it manages to relay itself in a quirky "behind the scenes of the mind" narrative. Both men & women can relate to the "drama", which is helped along by the "don't-let-me-collapse" sexy actors (meaning Morris Chestnut), and of course the excellent storyline & African American production team.During the movie I'm sure you'll be slapping hands with your fellow audience, laughing about the fact that the film exposes the naked TRUTH'S of the game. It looks like its back to the drawing board for those in the dating scene - we've been exposed!!
(01 May 2012)
MY FAVORITE MOVIE!
I simply love this movie! i love everything about it! The game they both played, the soundtrack, the style, ect. I'm still watching it and it still has it's affect on me! I simply love it! Watch it!
Jenna Altringham (26 April 2012)
Irritating delivery, and weak characters
Personally, I didn't think much of this film. The way that a lot of thefilm came across - as a monologue by the main character - didn't makethe story believable, and took away from the enjoyment from the film,as it made it quite irritating as the scene would be good, and theninterrupted by her talking to the camera.I also didn't think a lot of the cast, and I think that the characterswere too irritating to be likable, especially in a story like this.Though I didn't like their characters, two actors that I liked wereAnthony Anderson, as he is a strong favourite of mine, and is abrilliant actor, and Mo'Nique, who did very well in her role.Over all, I don't think I would recommend this film to people, and if Iwas given the opportunity to watch it again, I think I'd turn it down.
(26 April 2012)
Two Can Play That Game
Two can play that game was a wow for me and I'll like to watch and watch it over and over again. The story line is great and outstanding in style.
(23 April 2012)
flat out funny
ok so im a guy but i enjoyed the male bashing. i think its true.i also liked this because of the hotties vivica a fox and gabrielle union.its just way cool. rent this for laughs.
(23 April 2012)
Two Can Play That Game
I liked this Film~ I thought it was full of fun and I found myself very amused with this Woman vs.Man thinking! I had to laugh during some of the 10 step's in this film~ Why? Because some of it I've played the Game that way myself~ and it worked, well to a degree~If you are looking for a "Fun Film"~ buy this one ~ The whole Cast was nothing but perfection~ It was IMO a good Film~Buy it yourself and "Enjoy"~
ahmed elshikh (23 April 2012)
One Can Play This Game : Gabrielle Union !
For me, I didn't see anyone or anything here but the deliciousGabrielle M. Union. It's not the idea that this movie is entirely notmy taste, also it wasn't basically an entire movie for God's sake! Ibelieve it was some TV flick, or TV 2 episodes with No attraction atall. Not to mention its stars as well. Suffice it to say the magical 2names : (Morris Chestnut) and (Vivica A. Fox) Feel the pain already??!! Now here you are 2 leads that can play indeed (play Hell cleverly!). The first one is too unbearable like someone heavy setting happilyon your chest, and the second just sucking out the remaining air in thesame time ! Specifically whenever (Chestnut) is on-screen, in here orat any other work, I feel a waterfall of silliness bursts into my houseto sink me and anyone watching! Did you see his photo on the movie'sposter : DISASTROUS !Plus, this script wasn't as different as it wanted. The comedy wasnonexistent or rather DEAD ! And the direction made it reallytasteless. Actually the whole deal fails to make you interested (I leftthe movie at its first half hour then forced myself to rerun the rentedvideotape to complete it !). I hated the most a scene in which the classy businesswoman (played byVivica A. Fox) walks at poor apartments and complains  to the screen ! about how all the black people raise their voice in inappropriate way!?? Aside from Fox's too ridiculous, too provocative way at deliveringthose lines, I got extremely bugged out of this scene's message; I meanwas it a gentle satire so the black people must keep their voices down(in their homes!?), or was it just a way to make clear how Arrogantcharacter like Fox's is ?! To tell you the truth; for most of the timeI felt that the movie's makers are the actual arrogant ones!Simply the success of (Waiting to Exhale) in (1995) launched a longseries of black movies after (mostly romantic comedies or movies withsocial commentary) that deal with black people, having a cast of blackactors. Few were good, and many were horrible. I don't need to clarifyto what category (2 Can Play That Game) may belong ! These movies dealwith the problems or the concerns of the American black community'smiddle or upper class ONLY. Perhaps as a late reaction to the way theblack character always has been portrayed for years and years inHollywood, or a way to make these movies in the contemporary Hollywoodanyhow ?! So for a Blaxploitation fan this is maybe the closest you canget to The Anti-Blaxploitation ! Or maybe the most "white" black movie,and I do mean it in a bad way. My Love (Morris Chestnut) did anothercrime to humanity in the same year, from the same trend, named (TheBrothers) which was like a manly version of (Waiting to Exhale) yetawful and unwatchable.Still the only watchable, amusing, and meaningful thing in this shortdud is one hell of an intro for the SEXY Gabrielle Union walkingunforgettably in tight outrageous red dress (she's the one who makes itoutrageous I can tell you that !) while the dear camera is shooting her in slow motion  from toes to head to observe how hot she is and hownaked her navel too ! At that point I, of course with all the maleviewers that got the chance to watch the movie on video; woke up,rejoiced, then pressed "rewind" to enjoy this rare moment again AND toassure that IT'S the same movie that I was watching ! Anyhow, Nothingof this heat wave continued, while Nothing of the whole movieeventually was as very good as it. Damn, even Gabrielle Union herselfwasn't given fair screen time either ! All in all I think that one of the Board's messages, here on the IMDb,said it right : "Did anyone like this movie???" Enough commenting !
(23 April 2012)
Miss Thing Played This Game
Miss Vivica Played the part in this movie. She was professional and very to the point. Everyone who played in this movie did a very good job. This is real live rather you believe it or not . This is how a lot of people play games but she did it with class. Mark Brown selected a good cast for this movie. I recommend it highly .
g0x (21 April 2012)
ARGH.
This is NOT a good movie .Ok Viveca Fox maybe beautiful, but that doesn´t matter when she is totallyunlikeable in this role.She plays a very smug woman who thinks very high of herself and can´tbelieve it when 'her man' suddenly is out with anothergirl.I got so enormously tired of her lipsmacking, necksnapping and curving ofher lips as she tried to convince herself, and me, that noone can treatherthis way.I am no fan of the 'look-into-the-camera' kind of storytelling and thisfilmgot it a lot.The 'rules' are also very boring: 'no 3', 'day 2', rule four, 'sixth day'.The only really funny parts involved the characters played by AnthonyAnderson (I) and Mo'Nique Imes-JacksonLast and not least: What signifies a bad comedy?When the 40-seconds of outtakes in the end is funnier than the movieitself.
(20 April 2012)
Two Can Play That Game
This seller was very pleasent to work with. The products came in the shape that was listed, but they did show up a bit later than expected.
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