Vivica A. Fox,
Lee Anthony,
Morris Chestnut,
Anthony Anderson,
Cherise Leana Bangs
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Love really is a battlefield in this war of the sexes comedy that marks the directorial debut of Def Jam's How to Be a Player (1997) screenwriter Mark Brown. Vivica A. Fox stars as Shante, a knowledge... read more
Directed by: Mark Brown
Release Date: September 7, 2001
DVD Release Date: December 26, 2001
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June 4, 2008By far my favorite romantic comedy.
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March 13, 2006Vivica A Fox rules in this great movie. Her friends in the film are really funny.
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December 31, 2007Vivican! Yes, it is about time you had a movie where you was the lead! You deserve it! Your time is coming! Chestnut and Gabrielle and Anderson were outstanding!
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September 19, 2007girls, guys, where do go from here? i like this movie, it sure tought me a lot bout females. Good movie watch it!
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September 16, 2007I was sick one day in 5th grade, I watched this movie, and it was so good I rewond it and watched it again. lol.
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August 27, 2007Cute little comedy about manipulation, transference, and in general... how not to maintain a relationship!
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July 21, 2007You go girl (but don't hurt yourself in the process)! A funny simplification of the games people play.
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June 26, 2007This is another one of my favorite movies because I acually used the tips in real life, and it worked!
Critic Reviews
September 14, 2001
Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly
September 10, 2001
Robert Koehler, Variety
Few recent movies have conceived their central female character more contemptuously -- a fanatic for a lifestyle that appears to have come from the bestselling The Rules and someone who is obviously s... Full Review
September 10, 2001
Cody Clark, Mr. Showbiz
A feature-length movie demands a story, and this one barely has the substance of an anecdote.
September 7, 2001
Desson Thomson, Washington Post
Doesn't anyone get sick of this same old routine?
September 7, 2001
Norman Wilner, Toronto Star
The movie doesn't just hate women; it despises them. Full Review
September 7, 2001
Edward Guthmann, San Francisco Chronicle
[Brown's] writing is often insightful, and he manages to split the viewpoint between men and women. Full Review
September 7, 2001
Stephanie Zacharek, Salon.com
At least Two Can Play That Game has some wriggle in it. Full Review
September 7, 2001
Gene Seymour, Newsday
No one in this buppie fantasia, including its creative team, seems to have any interest in leaving the high school of the mind. Full Review
September 7, 2001
A.O. Scott, New York Times
It does manage to be more fun than most romantic comedies these days. Full Review
September 7, 2001
Lou Lumenick, New York Post
We've seen this all before, and better.
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