Chenoa Maxwell,
Christopher Scott Cherot,
Hill Harper,
Tammi Katherine Jones,
Betty Vaughn
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This bittersweet romantic comedy tosses a few screwball comedics into the path to true love. Impoverished, would-be novelist Lee Plenty (Christopher Scott Cherot) lives off his pals while hoping to sc... read more
DVD Release Date: February 5, 2002
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Flixster Reviews (129)
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January 13, 2008Phenomenal movie about a group of friends who learn more about each other, as they spend time together.
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June 1, 2009Romantic comedy about a guy who spends New Years with his gal pal, who he is really in love with. But she is all wound up in her ex played by Hill Harper
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August 24, 2008an odd movie....hav was self centered, and lee didn't take anything serious....even though they were in love with each other....alot of drama in the movie.....not a funny movie but it seemed silly to me.....in the movie....hav salvage had plenty and lee plenty was broke.....but s... read more
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July 12, 2008I really really like this movie. Very good, intelligent romantic comedy. It's on a cable channel all the time.
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June 13, 2007I really like this movie. It's a cute indy flick. The acting could be better. But definitely entertaining.
Critic Reviews
October 30, 2006
Emanuel Levy, Variety
January 13, 2004
Michael Dequina, TheMovieReport.com
Formulaic, but it has plenty to like. Full Review
April 27, 2003
Andrea Chase, Killer Movie Reviews
Cherot's considerable charm as writer and star compensate for some rough patches.
July 26, 2002
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
Urban Romance: The Movie
November 23, 2001
Brandon Judell, Entertainment Asylum
Ah, love! Ah, black stereotypes! Why is it so hard to portray the black middle-class and the rich with any dignity?
January 1, 2000
Steve Rhodes, Internet Reviews
It limps along at best. Its dialog is so stilted that the actors are content to read the screenplay rather than invest much energy in trying to act it. Full Review
January 1, 2000
David Noh, Film Journal International
What might seem cute when you're in the center of an exclusive coterie is simply noxious and monotonous onscreen. Full Review
January 1, 2000
James Sanford, Kalamazoo Gazette
an attempt at a modern screwball comedy involving several affluent African-Americans... though its heart is in the right place, 'Plenty' doesn't quite click... Full Review
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