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Description: From the producers of the smash hit SOUL FOOD comes HAV PLENTY, a hilarious look at love and sex in the '90s that charmed audiences and critics alike. For struggling novelist Lee Plenty, the only thing sorrier than his writing career is his love life. That is, until Lee's old college friend, Havilland, invites him to her home to celebrate New Year's Eve. Before long, Lee finds himself surrounded by three gorgeous women: Havilland, her uninhibited best friend, and her affection-starved sister. It looks like Lee's in for a weekend filled with plenty of laughter, love, and surprises. A hit soundtrack featuring Babyface & Des'ree, Erykah Badu, SWV, and Absolute energizes this fresh and funny romp!
Customer Reviews:
- Old favorite...: Great movie! A little old but definitely a cool throwback.... Get it and get ready to enjoy!
- Re-Visit Hav Plenty: Caught this again on Showtime over the weekend. Saw it in the movies during first release. Wasn't impressed, but some things do get better with time & seeing this again opened my eyes to a wonderful movie experience from a gifted story teller. Chris was side tracked with G but I think & hope he returns to the wit & intellengence of Hav Plenty, he will return to his true talent. Thank you Christopher, we are catching up to your humor!!!! Do your self a favor buy or rent Hav Plenty!!! Soundtrack is great also especially the tracks from Faith & the duet with Babyface & Des'ree doing Springsteen's Fire.
- haplenty: the story is very goodHav PlentyI had this movie before on tape. I lost that copy. so I order another one. The music is by babyface Edmond.
- What a Relief....: Finally, a witty, funny love film about black people in affluent, college educated circles. The film would have sold better if not for the absence of guns, broken English, at least one pimp, saggy clothes, homicides, and booty-shaking. But...that's okay (sigh), I loved it. Unfortunately, very few people want to pay $8.00 to $12.00 to see films about educated blacks; no shock value.
- Corney but funny: The movie was really corney but in a funny sort of way.
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