Just Wright

Scott is able to return to the NBA just before the playoffs and wins his first game back after a pep-talk from Leslie. As a thank you, he presents her with her grandfather's classic Mustang which he has had remodelled and restored, but also paid extra to leave a dent in the side door intact as Leslie says it reminds her of her grandfather. After taking her to dinner, They first share a kiss, and then spend the night together.

That said, director Sanaa Hamri does an excellent job framing the on-court action. Either Common really is an NBA-potential athlete or Hamri's great at directing basketball scenes. The storyline's plenty timely -- pro athletes and their romantic adventures fascinate these days -- and that's a plus. And the supporting cast, which includes Patton and Phylicia Rashad, is impressive. Still, JUST WRIGHT is no starter; as it is, it plays like a bench-warmer, and that's just not right.

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As this romance between a physiotherapist and a basketball star unfolds, there are numerous depictions of drinking at parties, pubs and social occasions. A depressed character is shown alone in a room with several empty alcohol bottles. A couple lives together before marriage, and unwed pregnancy is briefly discussed. A few mild sexual references and innuendo are heard. A man and woman engage in a sexual relationship (they are in bed together and bare backs and shoulders are seen). Embracing and kissing are also portrayed. A sexy physiotherapist wearing very short shorts works with a client in a sensual way. Infrequent mild and moderate profanities are used, along with frequent terms of deity. A woman adjusts her breasts when talking about bait to catch men. A sports injury is shown (no blood or details), as well as rigorous therapeutic exercises.

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Les discovered this movie review from the The New York Times:Prince Charming [hip-hop star Common] isn't just any old athletic god. When Cinderella [Queen Latifah] meets him at that gas station, she notices a Joni Mitchell CD on the front seat of his car. It turns out that they share a fondness for Ms. Mitchell's "Mingus" album, and Scott mentions that he loves jazz.Complete Movie ReviewThanks Les!

Queen Latifah is her magnificent, magnetic self & she wears tracksuits & her feel-good snack is a marshmallow/chocolate chip cookie sandwich & she's just absolute perfection. It's a genuinely great romcom, which carefully builds its characters and their relationships and uses satisfying tropes while refusing to villainize anyone & it definitely deserves a higher rating that it has.

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