Anthony Montgomery,
Ryan Alosio,
Lia Johnson,
Lamman Rucker,
Alaina Reed Hall
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Having recently been involved in a disastrous string of relationships with white women, a hip black comic book artist must confront his own fear of commitment after vowing to exclusively date women of... read more
DVD Release Date: August 12, 2008
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Flixster Reviews (103)
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May 4, 2010Light hearted comedy about a guy who has a phobia of commitment. Jay has never dated a black woman, he only dates white women, yet always breaks up with them, when it gets too serious, using race as the excuse for his lack of commitment.
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May 4, 2010This was an excellent movie. It explored how we sometimes look for excuses to explain why relationships don't work out. Dating white girls wasn't his problem---He was his problem...LOL
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July 13, 2009This movie is surprisingly good. I didn't appreciate the "ghetto black folks" and the "bourgeois uppity black folk" but it was a very solid movie! Worth checking out.
Critic Reviews
June 27, 2008
Lisa Kennedy, Denver Post
June 13, 2008
Leba Hertz, San Francisco Chronicle
The movie might have worked better had it stayed with the search longer and played up the plot point of the collision between the two black cultural worlds. Full Review
July 9, 2008
Karina Longworth, SpoutBlog
A broad comedy that occasionally suffers for its leads' lack of comic chemistry...it takes the film a while to work through the stereotypes it traffics in before it can critique them. Full Review
June 13, 2008
Kam Williams, San Francisco Post
Marks the delightful directorial debut of Jennifer Sharp. Full Review
May 27, 2008
Kam Williams, EURWeb
Alternately entertaining and enlightening, this hilariously funny flick is proof positive that it's possible to shoot a sophisticated romantic romp on a shoe-string budget. Full Review
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