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She later retaliates by making his life a living hell.

Darnell tells Brandi that he loves her, only so that he can have sex with her.

Brandi won’t shake Mia’s hand as she thinks she’s better than her.

Men refer to women as "honey’s," "bitches," "whores," and "baby.".

Darnell bleeds from a bullet wound to his arm and the bath water around him turns bloody red.

Brandi drinks champagne by herself at home twice.Darnell and Brandi have wine at her house.

Darnell, Tee and some other guys drink shots after the nightclub has closed and Tee appears a little drunk.

A drunk man starts a fight in the nightclub.

People are seen drinking beer and cocktails in the nightclub several times.

If your kids want to see this one, we highly suggest you read through all the category listings before allowing them to do so. She returns the favor by trying to kill him by electrocution and later with a gun. The main character is a habitual womanizer and tells a woman that he loves her just so that he can sleep with her. There is a great deal of sexual talk and one sexual encounter is seen with upper female nudity, sexual movement and sexual sounds being observed. Profanity is extreme with more than one hundred "f" words being used. OUR WORD TO PARENTS: Several categories top the charts for parents to take notice of. The other performances are okay, but there's nothing unique or special in them or the plot.

A thin line between love and hate movie#

This one certainly doesn’t do it, but instead seemingly tries to win the record for number of profanities in a movie (it doesn’t, but scores very high). Lawrence does have a certain screen charisma (much like Eddie Murphy had when he was younger) and it’s a shame that he hasn’t had a vehicle yet to exploit his charming persona. OUR TAKE: 3 out of 10 In what we suppose was intended to be a hilarious take on the "Fatal Attraction" plot, this movie is neither very funny nor scary. LYNN WHITFIELD plays a conceited woman who, once scorned, does all sorts of bad things to Darnell, including damaging his property and trying to kill him.He does, however, eventually come around and changes his way with women after Mia returns and he becomes monogamous with her. MARTIN LAWRENCE plays a character who's a womanizer, plain and simple.WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: R For strong language, a sex scene and some violence. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they’re fans of Lawrence (TV’s "Martin") they might. As the popular saying goes, "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned," Brandi makes it her mission to ruin Darnell’s life after he won’t have her back. She thinks they’re in love, but he’s now interested in an old childhood friend, Mia (REGINA KING), who’s returned from a stint in the Air Force. She plays hard to get for a while, but eventually he wears down her resistance and they sleep together. When he sees Brandi Web (LYNN WHITFIELD), a wealthy real estate agent, he sees her as his next target. When he’s not working there with his buddy, Tee (BOBBY BROWN), Darnell’s out chasing woman and trying to "score" with them. PLOT: Darnell Wright (MARTIN LAWRENCE) is a budding partner/employee of "Chocolate City," a funky nightclub. QUICK TAKE: A habitual womanizer gets his comeuppance when a scorned woman comes back for revenge after he’s dumped her. (1996) (Martin Lawrence, Lynn Whitfield) (R)