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Enjoy Yourself (2008)
Tony Moretti takes some time off from work to relax at home and hopes to pop the big question to his long time girlfriend. But when his younger brother Andrew comes home from college he brings with him a constant party. Tony goes from asking the question to having to answer one: grow up and take the next step or sit back and enjoy himself.
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Tony Moretti takes some time off from work to relax at home and hopes to pop the big question to his long time girlfriend. But when his younger brother Andrew comes home from college he brings with him a constant party. Tony goes from asking the question to having to answer one: grow up and take the next step or sit back and enjoy himself.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:George Massimillo
In Theaters:9/18/2008
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Runtime:92 minutes
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