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Love Stalker (2011)

The story of a 30-something bar-hopping player named Pete who is on a quest to bed as many women as possible. However, once he meets Stephanie, a relationship blogger, and the two become romantic. However, when she discovers the extent of his past, she ends the relationship, causing him to go full stalker as he tries to win her back in all the wrong ways.
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The story of a 30-something bar-hopping player named Pete who is on a quest to bed as many women as possible. However, once he meets Stephanie, a relationship blogger, and the two become romantic. However, when she discovers the extent of his past, she ends the relationship, causing him to go full stalker as he tries to win her back in all the wrong ways.

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Genre:Comedy
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Written By:Bowls MacLean, Matt Glasson
In Theaters:11/15/2011
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Runtime:96 minutes
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