Morris Chestnut,
Taraji P. Henson,
Maeve Quinlan,
Jenifer Lewis,
Kevin Hart
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Director Bill Duke steps behind the camera for this adaptation of the T.D. Jakes novel concerning a newly married couple that finds their union threatened by pressures involving faith, family, and fin... read more
DVD Release Date: April 7, 2009
Stats: 1,543 reviews
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December 24, 2009
a paint by numbers only using a trowel instead of a brush, this film has mostly cardboard throwaway charactors and a message that you couldn't miss with both eyes closed.
Said message, all wrapped up in a nice religious bow, seems to be that the only true relationship can be f... read more -
April 8, 2009
I saw this multi - dramatic motion picture and was emotionally moved as well as spiritually enchanted with the outcome of how this couple watched their trust and devotion in the vows of their marriage gets challenged to the max to the brink of collapse. See this, it is so vivid... read more
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December 31, 2009
A little preachy and cheesy at times but it's actually a decent film for the most part. Good performances by Chestnut and Henson. Kevin Hart was entertaining but kind of stupid. With a better director and better writing it could have been a good film.
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April 24, 2009
Here is an interesting movie that centralizes on love, faith, temptation, resentment, and estrangement. A husband and wife are sorely tested in this movie when the husband?s dreams of playing professional baseball is shattered when he is injured, and begins to set himself up for ... read more
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May 13, 2012jusstpeteHappy ending and all, this was well done. The cast, Morris Chestnut, Taraij P. Henson, and Jenifer Lewis rocked. Powerful betrayal of a marriage.
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April 3, 2012
Easily deals w/some of the issues that meet newly weds! A must c 4 couples just married or planning 2 marry!
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March 21, 2010
the wife and mom irritated the crap out of me in this movie where a wife alienates her patient and long suffering husband by her attitude and accusations. She gets her mess together at the end of the movie, so it has a good ending.
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November 29, 2009
This is an alright movie I suspose. I thought the acting was well done, but I did not care to much about the plot and I mostly found the whole thing way to prechy for my taste.
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November 26, 2009
Plodding, lifeless, and stupid. All the characters are so broad that the barely register and the message is so heavy-handed that it hurts.
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July 2, 2009
Excellent movie that gives women insight on the male perspective. A lot of strong woman are gulity of behaving in this manner. I believe a lot of woman should watch this movie before considering a divorce or separation.
Critic Reviews
[It] has the saving grace of a lively sense of humor that certainly helps the spiritual medicine go down.
Not Easily Broken isn't perfect, but it is persuasive in its portrait of a husband and wife who must decide whether their frayed marriage is worth fighting to save. Full Review
A well-crafted message picture disguised as soap opera. Full Review
Why go for imitation Tyler Perry when the master is so industrious? Perry's next one should be along in about 10 minutes. Full Review
It turns out, though, that a woman can save any marriage with a little home cooking and extra sex. Full Review
Like some marriages, it has its flaws, but perhaps it's the good stuff that's worth focusing on. Full Review
Not Easily Broken is well-acted and involving, though this relationship drama may put some people off with its overt sentimentality and moralizing. Full Review
Not Easily Broken exerts an unmistakable appeal, thanks to an absorbing story and fine performances from Morris Chestnut and Taraji P. Henson. Full Review
A queasy mix of comedy, melodrama, and self-help spirituality. Full Review
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