Damaged Goods (2005)
Kevin Goodman and Michelle Korben have made it to their thirties, both single and miserable and both with personified inner voices doling out supposed advice. When they awkwardly meet at a party and decide to go on a date, they get one more chance to overcome their pasts and no longer be damaged goods.
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Kevin Goodman and Michelle Korben have made it to their thirties, both single and miserable and both with personified inner voices doling out supposed advice. When they awkwardly meet at a party and decide to go on a date, they get one more chance to overcome their pasts and no longer be damaged goods.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:David F. Walker
In Theaters:3/27/2005
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Runtime:88 minutes
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