I have to admit, I rented this film mainly because of the front cover. It looked attractive and had Robin Givens, so I gave it a try. And you know how they say never judge a book by its cover, well there's an exception with this case because the film was just as attractive as its packaging.
Miguel A. Núñez Jr plays Dr. Preston Scott a former playboy who wised up and graduated medical school. We meet him as he is about to be harassed by one of his regular patients (an obese woman --- keep in mind the film doesn't go easy on fat people) whose idea of getting some is coming for her gynecological check-ups and getting all worked up while the doctor is well, checking up on her. Preston is interrupted by one of the nurses who tells him he has an urgent matter to attend to. Soon enough we find out that the nude guy running in the Himalayas we saw earlier as the film began was actually a friend of Preston. He is told by another friend that Lucky (played by hilarious Teck Holmes) aka nude guy died during a protest stunt in India. Lucky's last wishes were for two of his best friends Preston and Rain (played by the fabulous Robin Givens) to organise a memorial in honour of him. The problem is Preston and Rain were former lovers and broke up on very bad terms.
Nevertheless, the two as well as the rest of their friends get together for a weekend in honour of their deceased comrade and this impromptu reunion gets everybody on their guards. Rain, in order to impress her friends as well as make Preston jealous invents a story that she has just gotten engaged, and Preston in order to do the same to her invents the same story (hence the title Flip the Script). There is another play on this title in the great big shocking ending but let me save some surprise for you as well. Bianca Lawson shines as Lucky's heartbroken girlfriend Angel. Laz Alonso, Obba Babatunde, Randy J. Goodwin, Gary Henry, Mel Jackson, Jazsmin Lewis & Mari Morrow co-star.
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