The legacy of Eddie Murphy’s 1992 hit Boomerang is almost ridiculously impressive: It featured a breakthrough performance by a young Halle Berry; it was the only top 20 movie that year with a ...

Our Flick of the Week is ”Boomerang,” which may come to be known as ”Eddie Murphy Goes Politically Correct,” ultimately playing a more timid, more Afro-centric, and less sexist character ...

‘Boomerang’ Director Reginald Hudlin Talks Film’s Impact, Eddie Murphy’s Turning Point and the Funny ‘Seriousness’ of Grace Jones’ Strangé ...

Boomerang, which stars Eddie Murphy and Halle Berry, delivers a refreshing take on modern relationships with its sharp humor and stylish cast.

Murphy's new movie reunites him with director Reginald Hudlin and producer Brian Grazer, filmmakers he previously worked with on his 1992 movie Boomerang.

Eddie Murphy ‘s first entry in the romantic-comedy genre was Boomerang, released by Paramount Pictures on July 1, 1992 — and which will be reissued on Blu-ray for the first time June 28 ...

BET's newest scripted series Boomerang has had people buzzing for weeks. Any project from Lena Waithe is something to get excited for, and this is particularly intriguing because it's based on the ...

Eddie Murphy to Reunite with 'Boomerang' Director for His First Holiday Movie 'Candy Cane Lane' 'Candy Cane Lane,' which costars Tracee Ellis Ross, Thaddeus J. Mixson, Ken Marino, Nick Offerman ...

It seems like for now, Eddie Murphy won't be in Boomerang, the series, which functions as a sequel to the beloved movie, but there might be other familiar faces lined up for longtime fans.

As sure as the day is long, the entertainment business loves a remake, and next up for the reboot treatment is Eddie Murphy's 1992 film Boomerang. But rather than going down the predictable reboot ...

Eddie Murphy is kind of a dreamboat. That can be hard to remember after the decades in which he settled into (or perhaps settled for) a career in broad comedic roles in lackluster family films ...

A Boomerang of Black Erasure: Welp, Eddie Murphy’s 1988 Oscars Presentation Is Still Relevant in 2020 The more things change, the more they stay the same.