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Eddie Murphy, Thomas Haden Church, Nicole Ari Parker, Ronny Cox, Catherine McGoohan
Evan Danielson is a successful financial executive who has more time for his blackberry than his seven-year-old daughter. When he has a crisis of confidence and his career starts going down the drain,...( read more
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Imagine Eddie Murphy's career slowly going down the toilet. Oh wait, if you've seen this movie, you don't have to imagine anything.
Imagine That is the story of Evan Danielson. A busy stock broker who has little time for his child, after his divorce. Until he figures out that hi...( read more)
A financial executive (Eddie Murphy) is up for a new job against a strange Indian dude (Thomas Haden Church). Getting his daughter (Yara Shahidi) for a couple of days turns out to be good for his job. She gets valuable information from her imaginary fairy friends.
It's a s...( read more)
Suprisingly, it's not that bad. It's a cute family film for everyone of all ages. The little girl is adorable!!!
It has a good message, but one that is played over and again in other Hollywood movies. This is a very predictable flick. I kept thinking that it was going to surprize me and give me an unexpected turn, but it never happened. The little girl who plays Eddie Murphy's daughter i...( read more)
Eddie Murphy strikes the right balance between silliness and pathos in this screwball family comedy.
ok i am a eddie murphy fan. i watch pretty much all of his movies. i had a thing for him back in delirious days with the purple leather pants. i liked dave. yeah go ahead, laugh. i did. this movie didn't do it for me. it was ok in the beginning and then i don't know what happened...( read more)
A predictable tale that is only mildly funny and slightly annoying. Yara Shahidi is an excellent little actress but it was hard to like her character because she was spoiled rotten and conversed with spirits. (Perhaps that wasn't the screenwriter's intention, but it sure seemed l...( read more)
