Bet You Didn’t Know: Secrets Behind the Making of “Boomerang”

April 16th, 2012 - By Veronica Wells

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It’s no secret that black films thrived in the late eighties and early nineties. So it’s no surprise that Boomerang came along when it did. Released in 1992, the film started off as Eddie Murphy’s brainchild. The movie was a hit, becoming the 18th highest grossing film of the year. By now, you’ve probably seen the movie, but we bet you don’t know some of the behind the scenes secrets. Well don’t worry sweetness, we’re going to share the knowledge.

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  • Guest

    One of the funniest movies EVER!

  • http://twitter.com/Pharaohc1ous SE☥H D. the Demigod

    Really? Are we actually trying to make the argument that Eddie Murphy’s Raw was not homophobic? Yeah, you’ll never please everyone when you are spewing ignorant hate…

    • vwells1

      Uhh no we’re not arguing that. I said you can’t please everybody alluding to the fact that once he was “homophobic” and now people think he’s involved in a homosexual relationship. 

  • RANDY

    boomerang was a good movie and love the sound track, i saw Boyz to Men making their sound track to the movie in Harlem on 125th street and 12th avenue, i love what Toni Braxton did on the sound track, Love Shoulda Brought you home,  Give You My Heart back in 1992 wow 20 years ago.

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