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The Other Brother (2002)

A frustrated writer reluctantly turns to his womanizing brother for advice about the opposite sex.

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Luke Y. Thompson 05 Jun 2002

Mandel Holland's direction is uninspired, and his scripting unsurprising, but the performances by Phifer and Black are ultimately winning.

Kevin Thomas 26 Oct 2003

Perfectly pleasant if slightly pokey comedy.

Lou Lumenick 16 Dec 2014

Holland lets things peter out midway, but it's notably better acted -- and far less crass -- than some other recent efforts in the burgeoning genre of films about black urban professionals.

Ernest Hardy 27 Oct 2005

The film needs strong characters and snappy dialogue to carry it through. It has neither.