Display title | Couple Bomb |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | For whatever reason, when married couples (or even just couples who are known for being together) make a movie, it rarely works. Who knows why? In some cases, it's public backlash against the couple. Sometimes the couple's real-life chemistry just doesn't show up on-screen (or it does, and it becomes somewhat unsettling when you realize you're watching an actual couple during a love scene.) Sometimes, it's just a vanity project with no real direction. In any case, even though Couple Bombs have a track record of not succeeding, they somehow still get made anyway. |