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12 Black Rom-Coms to Watch, From ‘She’s Gotta Have It’ to
“Deliver Us From Eva” (2003)
It’s a tackle William Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew.” Gabrielle Union performs Eva, is an uptight single lady meddling in her sisters’ love lives. To hold her from disrupting their relationships the sisters’ boyfriends pay infamous girls man Ray (LL Cool J) to romance her, date her and break it off a number of weeks later. But after all, they fall in love. As Eleanor Ringel Cater wrote for the Atlanta Journal Constitution when the movie got here out: “Not only is this a funny and romantic movie, but it proves, yet again, that movies can and, in some instances, should be colorblind.”
It’s a tackle William Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew.” Gabrielle Union performs Eva, is an uptight single lady meddling in her sisters’ love lives. To hold her from disrupting their relationships the sisters’ boyfriends pay infamous girls man Ray (LL Cool J) to romance her, date her and break it off a number of weeks later. But after all, they fall in love. As Eleanor Ringel Cater wrote for the Atlanta Journal Constitution when the movie got here out: “Not only is this a funny and romantic movie, but it proves, yet again, that movies can and, in some instances, should be colorblind.”