Two Can Play That Game with Vivica A. Fox: DVD Cover
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Two Can Play That Game Director: Mark Brown Cast: Vivica A. Fox, Lee Anthony, Morris Chestnut, Anthony Anderson

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  • DVD Release Date: 06/04/2002
  • Original Release: 2001
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 9,644

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Digitally mastered audio & anamorphic video; Widescreen and full-screen presentations; Audio: English 5.1 [Dolby Digital] and 2-channel [Dolby Surround]; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Thai; Director's commentary; "Two Can Play That Game: How to Survive the Battle of the Sexes"; First time at bat; Vivica A. Fox makes her move; KeKe Wyatt featuring Avant "Nothing in This World"; Theatrical trailers; Filmographies; Interactive menus; Scene selections

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Side #1 --
0. Scene Selections
1. Start [5:01]
2. Karen [3:44]
3. Tracye [:24]
4. Diedre [:47]
5. Keith Fenton [3:26]
6. Conny Spalding [1:20]
7. Dwain [3:45]
8. Lying Men [:39]
9. "Mr. Big Stuff" [4:53]
10. Working Late [5:51]
11. Day One [3:13]
12. Gut Punch [3:59]
13. Day Two [1:14]
14. Day Three [3:19]
15. PR Agent & Flunky [4:06]
16. Day Four [3:16]
17. Transfer of Frustration [4:46]
18. Mixing Business & Pleasure [2:50]
19. Day Six [:40]
20. Day Seven [1:30]
21. Flipping the Script [4:19]
22. The Sex Cycle [3:40]
23. Day Nine [2:06]
24. Danger! [2:46]
25. Spotlight on Keith [2:31]
26. Recruiting a Fine Man [3:25]
27. Coup de Grace [4:10]
28. No Rules in Love [9:16]
0. Scene Selections
1. Start [5:01]
2. Karen [3:44]
3. Tracye [:24]
4. Diedre [:47]
5. Keith Fenton [3:26]
6. Conny Spalding [1:20]
7. Dwain [3:45]
8. Lying Men [:39]
9. "Mr. Big Stuff" [4:53]
10. Working Late [5:51]
11. Day One [3:13]
12. Gut Punch [3:59]
13. Day Two [1:14]
14. Day Three [3:19]
15. PR Agent & Flunky [4:06]
16. Day Four [3:16]
17. Transfer of Frustration [4:46]
18. Mixing Business & Pleasure [2:50]
19. Day Six [:40]
20. Day Seven [1:30]
21. Flipping the Script [4:19]
22. The Sex Cycle [3:40]
23. Day Nine [2:06]
24. Danger! [2:46]
25. Spotlight on Keith [2:31]
26. Recruiting a Fine Man [3:25]
27. Coup de Grace [4:10]
28. No Rules in Love [9:16]

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Editorial Reviews

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 knowledgeable veteran of the dating game who thinks she's found the perfect mate in the handsome Keith (Morris Chestnut). When Keith is spotted stepping out with Shante's arch-rival Conny (Gabrielle Union), the spurned lover institutes what she labels the "ten-day plan," an all-out assault on Keith designed to make him come crawling back to her. Shante's scheme includes sexy lingerie, home cooking, aloofness, and other tactics intended to make Keith regret his errant ways, but Keith is receiving contradictory advice from his allegedly worldly wise buddy Tony (Anthony Anderson). Two Can Play That Game is produced by Doug McHenry, director of Jason's Lyric (1994) and Kingdom Come (2001). Karl Williams, All Movie Guide

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Two Can Play That Gameby Anonymous

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October 14, 2003: The movie was well put together and the actors were great from the narrative styles of Vivca A. Fox to the comic relief of Anthony Anderson. BUT........... The main reason I went to see the movie was for one reason only - Morris Chestnutt. This man is beautiful. He is a great actor that goes unrecognized most of the time. There is one thing that we can always expect from him besides an excellent performance - a great entrance into the movie.

This review was written about the VHS Spanish / Subtitled edition.

Two Can Play That Gameby Anonymous

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July 30, 2003: This movie is exactly what a movie is supposed to be - entertaining. It is funny, makes some excellent points, and has a well-rounded representation of all types of black people. I like it because it was a fun movie. It is not supposed to be intellectually stimulating, nor is it meant to send this profound message on the meaning of life. I like it because it stays real and it shows how misinformed and cluless people can be even when they think they are an authority on things. Let me make a correctin of the initial review though. Shante does NOT catch Keith out with Connie, thus sending her to the ten day rule regiment. The woman was someone from work. Like Connie said, ''Get it together!'' (Just kidding)

This review was written about the VHS edition.


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