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Bringing Down The House (2003)

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Director:

Adam Shankman

Writers:

Jason Filardi

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Released:

Friday, March 7, 2003

Length:

105 minutes

Studio:

Touchstone Pictures

Genre:

Comedy

Rating:

Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.

Bringing Down The House Synopsis

Attorney Peter Sanderson (Martin) loves his ex-wife (Smart), but doesn't know what he did to make her leave. Trying to move on with his life, he sets up a blind date online with a woman he believes to be a brainy, bombshell barrister. But when she shows up, it's Charlene (Queen Latifah) - a prison escapee who's proclaiming her innocence and wants Peter to help clear her name. The misunderstanding jeopardizes his efforts with his ex-wife and a billion dollar client, but Charlene wants to help.

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Chris Rebholz

Physical Media: Blu-ray Review

Steve Martin is a funny guy and 2003's "Bringing Down the House" did very well at box office, but the film is not among the entertainer's most-inspired work. Martin plays an uptight, moneygrubbing tax attorney whose life gets disrupted when an outgoing, fun-loving black woman ...

Full Review | Grade: D