Movie Box Talks Ep. 11 | "Breakin' All The Rules" Movie Review Starring Jamie Foxx & Gabrielle Union

Movie Box Talks Ep. 11 | "Breakin' All The Rules" Movie Review Starring Jamie Foxx & Gabrielle Union

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Catch the hilarity and drama of "Breakin' All the Rules" in this episode of Movie Box Talks! We delve into this 2004 comedy featuring Jamie Foxx as Quincy Watson, who, after a painful breakup and quitting his job, accidentally becomes a best-selling author with a guide on ending relationships. The film spirals into comedic chaos when Quincy's cousin Evan, played by Morris Chestnut, uses the book to leave his girlfriend Nicky, portrayed by Gabrielle Union, who then falls for Quincy. Tune in as we discuss the memorable moments, the comedic twists, and why this film is a standout in romantic comedy history!

Hosted by Phedora Evermoore, Deion Higginbotham, and Rhanni Lew Producer: Omar Cook Producer: Adonis Armstrong Producer: Phedora Evermoore Editor: Josh Martin

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Welcome to Movie Box Talks, the podcast where we review both mainstream and independent films from top tier Black filmmakers. Join us for insightful critiques, exclusive interviews with indie creators, and discussions on diversity in cinema! This podcast explores various aspects of the entertainment industry, providing an engaging platform for both film enthusiasts and industry professionals to connect and share their experiences.

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Phedora  Evermoore

Phedora Evermoore

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Deion Higginbotham

Deion Higginbotham

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Rhanni Lew

Rhanni Lew

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