Boomerang

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Trey W @RT61420628 Aug 2 A movie way ahead of its time that highlights the culture of corporate America whilst also cinematically eliciting a reaction from viewers that confirms their unconscious bias when a film doesn’t perpetuate representation in a way that is comfortable for many. See more J J @Jamison0611 Dec 10 One of the best romantic comedies of all time!. Classy, fresh, sexy and funny. One of the best casts of all time also. I never understood the negative ratings about this movie. They don't make em like this anymore 😪 See more Dwayne R @RT65278799 Nov 18 Made an account to come in and BASH the dumb critics who gave low scores to the GREATEST OF ALL TIME, Eddie Murphy!!!! Guess that a lot of the "professional critics" agreed with that writer from the LA times newspaper!? Not enough white people?? But like Eddie said, they don't want to see respectable working middle/upper class black folks in offices, and successful! But, they gonna give Boyz N the Hood great reviews, because we thugging and bangin' and druggin and sexin'! Fact is, just as it was nearly 35 yrs ago, Boomerang is great story about friendship, love, not taking people for granted and learning whatever is on the inside, far outweighs what is on the outside! We can ALL relate. Great movie! See more michele g @RT75173515 Oct 27 This movie has several key points. It discusses relationships and how to deal with different types of women and men. Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence are both hilarious. The movie features many comedians. Halle Berry played her role exceptionally well. The love story between Eddie Murphy and Halle Berry was fantastic, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I can watch this movie repeatedly See more M K @RT71565536 Sep 28 Too much fancy-schmancy talk in the comments. This is not a comedy; this is an epic movie that defined an era all over the world. People who don’t like this movie are probably born after the 2000s. See more Yola L @RT29965881 Aug 29 This movie was made for Black audiences, particularly those of us who lived in NY during the 1980’s. White people don’t find it funny because it’s not for them. A great exploration of misogynoir of the time, showing Black people as real fully-rounded human beings with careers and layered interpersonal lives. The Grace Jones dinner scene will live in infamy, she is iconic. See more Read all reviews

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