In the latest romantic comedy, "Deliver Us From Eva," it's a meddlesome, harpy-like older sister who's making life a living hell for three men who are married or engaged to her younger siblings. In older age it's, well, old age as well as grown children who don't like the idea of mom or pop being romantic, let alone with another person. Later in life, careers, younger members of the opposite sex or preexisting children become the obstacles. At younger ages, parents and/or younger siblings are usually the ones who seem to get in the way and not allow any private time.
OUR TAKE: 4 out of 10 When it comes to romantic relationships, there are both internal and external forces that often seem to conspire against such pairings. Yet, as he puts his plan into motion, little does he or anyone else realize the ramifications of getting involved with Eva and having her fall for him and vice-versa.
Ray is reluctant, but needs the money and thus agrees to the $5,000 arrangement.
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Accordingly, the men hire delivery driver and near legendary ladies man Ray Adams (LL COOL J) to make Eva fall for him and thus get her out of their lives. That's because the women's older sister, Eva (GABRIELLE UNION), is as uncompromising with her opinion of those men as she is with her job as a restaurant health inspector. PLOT: Tim (MEL JACKSON), Darrell (DARTANYAN EDMONDS) and Mike (DUANE MARTIN) may have good tastes in women, but their marriages and engagement to the Dandridge sisters - Kareenah (ESSENCE ATKINS), Jacqui (MEAGAN GOOD) and Bethany (ROBINNE LEE) respectively - are not as fulfilling or enjoyable as they'd like. QUICK TAKE: Romantic Comedy: Several men hire a ladies man to distract and get their meddlesome and perfectionist sister-in-law out of their lives by making her fall for him. Otherwise, use the following link to read our complete Parental Review of this film. If you've come from our parental review of this film and wish to return to it, simply click on your browser's BACK button.
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