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I Hate Valentine's Day

2009

Action/ Comedy/ Romance

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Duration: 98 min

IMDB Rating: 4.7

Language: en

MPA Rating: PG-13

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Jason Mantzoukas as -Brian Blowdell

Nia Vardalos as -Genevieve Gernier

Ben Schwartz as -Tammy's Date

Zoe Kazan as -Tammy Greenwood

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