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Matchbreakers (2014)
When a disastrously mismatched pair finds themselves in a blind date masquerading as a dinner party, they decide to get revenge on their hosts — “the perfect couple” — by hatching a nefarious plan to break them up.
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When a disastrously mismatched pair finds themselves in a blind date masquerading as a dinner party, they decide to get revenge on their hosts — “the perfect couple” — by hatching a nefarious plan to break them up.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Cameron Beyl, Kyle F. Andrews
In Theaters:12/16/2014
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Runtime:27 minutes
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