For those not willing to buy into mandatory motherhood, there are still a few roles left for women here and there, as dragons ladies, sluts and psychos.
And Then Came Love (2007)
Rated: Not Rated
Runtime: 1 hr 38 mins
Theatrical Release: Jun 15, 2007 Limited
Synopsis: A woman who gave birth via artificial insemination decides to find out who the anonymous sperm donor was in this comedy feature. A woman who gave birth via artificial insemination decides to find out who the anonymous sperm donor was in this comedy feature. [More]
Genre: Comedies
Starring: Ben Vereen, Eartha Kitt, Michael Patrick Boatman, Vanessa Williams
DVD Info
Release:
Aug 14, 2007
DVD Features:
- Anamorphic Widescreen
Audio:
- Dolby Surround Stereo 2.0 English, Portuguese
- Subtitles - English, Spanish, French, Portuguese
Additional Release Material:
- Behind the Scenes
- Deleted Scenes
- Featurettes - 1. Making Choices
- 2. The Mommy Posse
- Trailer
Reviews
An earnest cast of talented actors can’t save this well-meaning but torturously banal message movie about parental responsibility from poor writing, elementary plotting and pedestrian direction.
The film falters on many fronts, including truly wooden performances and a thoroughly uninteresting heroine.
Whatever positive, life-affirming story the filmmakers meant to present gets lost amid a crowd of repugnant people.
Entertaining enough as a mildly amusing diversion, even if it might deliver a dubious message to impressionable teenage girls torn between dating a nerdy nice guy and a loser without much of a future.
Turning its back to the feminist movement, And Then Came Love believes to the bottom of its execrable core that single mothers should go the way of the dodo bird.

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