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8.6
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Universal acclaim- based on 11 Ratings
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Two Can Play That GameYour Score0 out of 10User Score8.6 out of 10Universal acclaim- based on 11 Ratings
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SonjaB.Feb 5, 20029Great acting and shows how women can take control of their lives.
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SueI.May 9, 20059Loved it! It was HILARIOUS! I felt that the cast was very well put together.
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TsakaniN.Sep 18, 200610I really enjoyed this movie....Totally rocked...Its one of my all time favorites
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AshleighDec 4, 20029This movie was absolutely hilarious, maybe not for an adult but for a teenager it was one of those movies that just made you laugh and relax and realise that maybe love isn't just a game!
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DeeB.Dec 9, 20029It's not exactly the classic cliché film. It's witty and a fun thing to watch. Plus, Morris Chestnut and Vivica A. Fox are great. :)
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ChristineS.Sep 19, 200210An excellent 'feel good' movie with a 'must have' soundtrack. The film demonstrates that no matter who you are, rich, poor, black, white we are all searching for the same thing.... To love and be loved.
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25Throws its obvious predecessor, "Waiting to Exhale," into relief, making that 1995 syrupy revenge fantasy look positively Shakespearean next to the moronic Two Can Play That Game.
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30Ultimately neither freewheeling enough to work as a diverting entertainment nor barbed enough to strike home as any sort of social commentary.
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50The best scenes are the ones that Fox shares with Tamala Jones, Wendy Raquel Robinson and the full-figured Monique as her sassy girlfriends. There's a ripe, crackling spontaneity when these women get together.