Thin line between love & hate (Motion picture) Love don't cost a thing (Motion picture : 2003) Strictly business (Motion picture : 1991) King's ransom (Motion picture : 2005) Can't buy me love (Motion picture : 1987) Thin line between love & hate. Love don't cost a thing. King's ransom. Strictly business.
Notes:
Love don't cost a thing is a remake of the 1987 film "Can't buy me love", directed by Steve Rash and screenplay by Michael Swerdlick. Features: A thin line between love and hate: Commentary by producer George Jackson, cast/crew filmographies, theatrical trailer; Love don't cost a thing: additional scenes, Paris takes center stage in a surprise alternate ending, the making of "Love don't cost a thing", 2 music videos, Murphy Lee's "Luv me baby and shorty (Put it on the floor)" with Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe, Chingy and Nick Cannon, theatrical trailer; King's Ransom: commentary by Anthony Anderson, Jay Mohr and director Jeff Byrd, 21 hilarious additional scenes, gag reel, theatrical trailer; Strictly Business: theatrical trailer. A thin line between love and hate: Martin Lawrence, Lynn Whitfield; Love don't cost a thing: Nick Cannon, Jordan Burg; King's ransom: Anthony Anderson, Jay Mohr; Strictly business: Tommy Davidson, Joseph C. Phillips. Originally released as motion pictures 1991-2005.
Contents:
A thin line between love and hate (1996, 106 min.) / produced by Douglas McHenry and George Jackson ; directed by Martin Lawrence ; screenplay by Martin Lawrence [et al.] -- Love don't cost a thing (2003, 101 min.) / directed by Troy Beyer ; screenplay by Troy Beyer and Michael Swerdlick -- King's ransom (2005, 95 min.) / directed by Jeff Byrd ; screenplay by Wayne Conley -- Strictly business (1991, 83 min.) / produced by Pam Gibson, Andre Harrell ; directed by Kevin Hooks ; written by Pam Gibson, NelsonGeorge.
Summary:
A fast-talking party man, Darnell Wright, gets his punishment when one of his conquests takes it personally and comes back for revenge in this 'Fatal Attraction'-esque comic thriller; Playboy Darnell woos the beautiful Brandi only to find that when he tells her he loves her he better mean it or else; Millionaire Malcolm King tries to avoid paying a divorce settlement by staging his own kidnapping; Middle manager Waymon agrees to recommend mailroom clerk Bobby for the management training program but only if Bobby agrees to set him up with his beautiful friend Natalie.
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