Two Can Play That Game (2001) | Tony Proves Keith Is Guilty of Lust

In one of the funniest scenes from Two Can Play That Game (2001), Tony (Anthony Anderson) puts his best friend Keith Fenton (Morris Chestnut) on trial in a hilarious mock courtroom cross-examination. Tony breaks down Keith's story about dinner with a coworker and proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that Keith is "guilty of lust." Featuring the iconic line "Vulnerability is the big d*ck of emotions," this scene is pure comedy gold.

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Movie Description: When successful advertising executive Shanté Smith (Vivica A. Fox) catches her boyfriend Keith Fenton (Morris Chestnut) out at a club with a beautiful coworker after he claimed to be working late, she puts her infamous "Ten Day Plan" into action to bring him back in line. Known among her friends as the ultimate relationship expert, Shanté is confident she can win this battle of the sexes. But when Keith's best friend Tony (Anthony Anderson) starts coaching him with a player's counter-strategy, and seductive coworker Conny Spalding (Gabrielle Union) enters the picture, Shanté discovers she may not be the only one playing the game. Also starring Mo'Nique, Wendy Raquel Robinson, and Tamala Jones, this sharp romantic comedy directed by Mark Brown proves that in love and war, two can play that game. A Sony Pictures/Screen Gems release

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