As a romantic comedy, Two Can Play That Game is more mean-spirited than romantic. Also, some critics say the movie is misogynistic in its attitudes and has too many blatant product placements.
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Movie Info
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Director -
Mark Brown -
Producer -
Paddy Cullen , Doug McHenry , Mark Brown -
Screenwriter -
Mark Brown -
Distributor -
Screen Gems -
Production Co -
RH2C Productions -
Rating -
R (Sexual Dialogue|Language) -
Genre -
Romance , Comedy -
Original Language -
English -
Release Date (Theaters) -
Sep 7, 2001, Wide -
Release Date (Streaming) -
Apr 16, 2012 -
Box Office (Gross USA) -
$22.2M -
Runtime -
1h 30m -
Sound Mix -
Dolby Stereo , Dolby A , SDDS , DTS , Surround , Dolby Digital , Dolby SR -
Aspect Ratio -
Flat (1.85:1)