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I just thought..I would love to see a movie -rom-com with people of color!! Not the assistant being of color!! Full leads in color!! And then I tapped on Bounce Back!! We need more like this!! No yelling or beating or guns!! Just a wonderful love story!! And Shemar and Nadine connected so lovely in this story about old and new relationships looking from within to get over and move on!! Awesome music!! I REALLY would like more of this kind of movie!! ( And I'm a white Senior 😉)Love love the energy and spiritual connection these two seemed to have on camera!! Love story well told and acted!!!

I admittedly am biased in favor of Shemar Moore! That being said, I found this movie at a perfect time when I was going through a breakup. It made me have hope again and for that I give it a high-ranking. Maybe had I seen this movie at another time it wouldn't have had such an impact on me. Definitely recommend for someone who might be losing hope after break-up. It might just give you that little bit of movie magic that you need to keep going.

I actually enjoyed looking at all these beautiful people. And Bill was quite refreshing!

I love romantic comedies but this one was really neutral for me. It was fun but not anything else. We have a good scenario here which I think wasn't really exploited. There wasn't any alchemy between the characters, I couldn't feel it. There wasn't the seduction, the spicyness of a fresh relationship so, it was a little bit boring.

What misses here is movement. Something noticeable. And also, some advices about the bounce back book that could've been really enjoyable as in the movie "Think like a man".

So my final opinion is : this is a good movie to enjoy during a sunday evening but don't wait to be in love with the movie,

Shemar Moore and Nadine Velazquez are two of the hottest people you could possibly put on camera, And yet The Bounce Back was sooooo flat. So flat it's actually impressive how flat and lifeless these two are on screen.

Just proof that looking good is not enough to be a tolerable actor. I mean Shemar Moore has Been doing this for years right? I'm realizing I've never actually seen him in anything else or I could have been warned. I seen Nadine Velazquez in things like My Name is Earl and Real House Husbands of Hollywood. Both I love and both I love her in, cause she did good on both shows.... as a supporting actor. I'm guessing she's not ready yet to co-support a film. And I've seen Bill Bellamy at his prime when he was able to hold down his own flick (How to be a Player) so very surprise how his comedy bounce off of me like I was bulletproof.

The movie was not awful but it was not good, it was flat very flat like a soda without the fizzle. Everything was lined up correctly, but somehow nothing sizzles.

It's something to catch if you have nothing else, but it does not leave any after flavor.

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