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Breakin' All the Rules
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After being abruptly dumped by his fiancée, Quincy Watson decides to quit his job as an editor. Inspired by her, he publishes a break-up hand-book for men, becoming a best-selling author in the process.
After being abruptly dumped by his fiancée, Quincy Watson decides to quit his job as an editor. Inspired by her, he publishes a break-up hand-book for men, becoming a best-selling author in the process.
Actors:
Gerald Emerick,
Mario Carter,
Amie Petersen,
Clyde Sherman,
Bob Stephenson,
Octavia Spencer,
Samantha Nagel
Gerald Emerick
Mario Carter
Amie Petersen
Clyde Sherman
Bob Stephenson
18 May 1967, Oxnard, California, USA
Octavia Spencer
25 May 1970, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Samantha Nagel
Director:
Daniel Taplitz
Daniel Taplitz
Country:
United States
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... this is basically just a sitcom.
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If the movie were 10 minutes longer, the mix-ups might grind viewers down, but director Daniel Taplitz knows how to juggle the subplots he's given.
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No movie this stupid should need a plot synopsis this complicated.
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In many ways a throwback to the era of Doris Day and Jack Lemmon movies.