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Love and Basketball
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From been children to when they became adults, Quincy and Monica loved and played Basketball all through.
From been children to when they became adults, Quincy and Monica loved and played Basketball all through.
Actors:
Sharon Vigne,
Chick Hearn,
Wendy Levy,
Lakesha Willingham,
Shar Jackson,
Christine Dunford,
Gabrielle Union
Sharon Vigne
Chick Hearn
27 November 1916, Aurora, Illinois, USA
Wendy Levy
Lakesha Willingham
Shar Jackson
31 August 1976, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Christine Dunford
Gabrielle Union
29 October 1973, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
Country:
United States
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It's a fine example of a conventionally made picture which follows all the rules yet still emerges as fresh and original.
August 07, 2008
This romantic drama from writer-director Gina Prince-Bythewood is well-acted.
June 24, 2006
Stylishly shot and bursting with visual and sexual energy, this is confident black women's film-making and an eloquent tribute to the girl with the permanently grazed knees -- and about time too.
October 21, 2002
Prince-Bythewood, a first-time feature filmmaker out of UCLA's film school, tells a story that is at once warm and heartfelt -- and often funny as well.
Houston Chronicle
July 21, 2005
Satisfying, enjoyable and smart.
Common Sense Media
January 01, 2011
Good romance, but strong sexuality for a PG-13.
March 26, 2007
Told largely from the point of view of the woman, this career-versus-love story still develops the perspective of the man persuasively, as Sanaa Lathan and Omar Epps reveal their characters' motives with nuances of expression that transcend the dialogue.
March 24, 2008
The surprise element here is that the film takes Monica's career, and her love of the game, as seriously, probably more seriously, than it does Quincy's.
New York Magazine/Vulture
August 07, 2004
Mawkishly heartfelt, but actress Sanaa Lathan performs as if she were lit from within.
April 09, 2005
Thanks to Spike Lee's production company for giving a talented newcomer a good start.
Variety
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The pic is so well directed and lead performance by Sanaa Lathan so charismatic that audiences will overlook the script's flaws and root for the central duo.
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An unusual but engaging mix of the overwrought and the understated, a picture that, at two hours plus, keeps threatening to overstay its welcome and yet always pulls us back into its conversational orbit.