Boomerang (1992)

2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Not Bad

Leon Blackwood from Newbury Park, Ilford, London, 3rd June, 2006

This isn't as funny as most of Eddie Murphy movies but there are a few chuckles. I think that its better than Golden Child and Coming to America but it doesn't touch Trading Places. I also think that its about time that he went back to stand up.

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2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Disappointing

A Customer from Cumbria, 25th January, 2005

The above review by me was suppose to have 1 start not five

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2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful:

DIMITRIOS#4 from WOKING, 15th October, 2004

A great film about the corporate world.
Trust is out the window most of the time in business but sometimes you can find true love in the most unlikely place and person.

A lesson about love, trust and respect, but above all, Friendship, the corner stone of possibly any amazing relationship.

Love truly has no limit and truly can make or break you.
One of my favourites!

Zach

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2 out of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Average blah de blah movie

A Customer from Yorkshire, England, 18th December, 2004

Not Eddie at his best. Its a story of a man (Eddie) using women for what he can get. Roles are then reversed when a top exec uses him. At the end it seems he finds love but I got bored of the film towards the end. It was quite long winded and since I am watching all eddir murphy films this is in my view one of the worst unless you like this kind of film, then you will enjoy the light hearted viewing.

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1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful:

not bad

A Customer from London, 19th August, 2008

okayish. Not one of Murphy's best. Robin Givens seems to play her real-life role of using sex to make her wealthy (ask Mike Tyson...) Grace Jones scary and over the top as always.

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Boomerang - Comedy

Cornetto from , 11th April, 2007

Marcus Graham ( Murphy) is part of a successful management team who has never been short of attention from women. The cocky ladies' man views each new conquest as another notch on the holster of his oversized ego. But one day the tables are turned, and he falls for a high-powered female executive who treats him the same way he's been treating women for the last fifteen years. Fair Comedy Action.

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Love all Eddie Murphy films

T.J. from cramlington, 7th June, 2006

I absolutely loved this film as think Eddie Murphy is a good actor.

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