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| 1. The Wood Director: Rick Famuyiwa | |
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| 2. Inferno Director: Ian Barry | |
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| 3. Never Die Alone Director: Ernest R. Dickerson | |
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Now I'd like to point out the very cool things in this film. The movie starts off putting DMX in the unstoppable character position where you think he'll be the only important one in the film. But in the first 10 or 15 minutes he dies and the film takes a different direction. It switches from King David(DMX) to the wannabe writer who witnesses his murder(David Arquette) and the young man who murdered David, Michael(Michael Ealy). At the beginning of the film you consider him a villain because he killed the cocky, anti-hero that's King David. But as the film progresses you learn more about this young man and he eventually becomes the hero in a way. Now there is a rather high body count. Overall more than twenty people are killed in this movie and I'm just estimating. There's graphic scenes of drug overdoses, a scene where a man's head is blown off by a shotgun, and the same shotgun blows a teenage girl away. A man is killed while bathing in his hot tub(the shot is in slow motion so it feels Shakspeareian in a way). The last thing I noticed is probably something that a lot of people didn't. A small, simple city soon becomes a hunting ground and in the end every character ends up playing an important part in some way. Main point= this is a great film, graphic but great and very important to see. Drugs are very dangerous and this film shows the consequences along with the consequences of deceit and also a film of redemption
If Drew Sidora manages her career the right way, we may see a lot more of her acting talents in the future. She reminds me of Drea De Matteo (of "The Sopranos" fame)perhaps for the way she was made up. The story is interesting, adding new twists to old schemes. It is somehow a little bit difuse, but that is because it mixes with two other plots. The movie is worth buying and I am glad I did. I will see it many more times.
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| 4. Sunset Park Director: Steve Gomer | |
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This film tries to combine a basketball story line with life in an inner city environment. The basketball aspects are poorly done with a cast that didn't prove they could even portray basketball players. the role of the coach was totally unbelievable. The problems associated with high schoolers were blown out of proportion. Those that were fairly accurate, probably 1 or 2 out of 100 people can relate to it. The acting is poor and so are the characters. This is a movie that takes people that can't act and attempts to get them to accurately portray people who live in that kind of culture and environment. You can tell when an actor can sell a character's personality and when a person is failing to act tough for a movie role. The only thing that kept me watching the movie was the soundtrack. At least this movie did something right. I don't recommend this movie, unless you want a fictional look at life in the inner city and at this kind of culture and lifestyle. If you come from this kind of environment , you will probably have a good laugh.
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| 5. Sunset Park Director: Steve Gomer | |
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This film tries to combine a basketball story line with life in an inner city environment. The basketball aspects are poorly done with a cast that didn't prove they could even portray basketball players. the role of the coach was totally unbelievable. The problems associated with high schoolers were blown out of proportion. Those that were fairly accurate, probably 1 or 2 out of 100 people can relate to it. The acting is poor and so are the characters. This is a movie that takes people that can't act and attempts to get them to accurately portray people who live in that kind of culture and environment. You can tell when an actor can sell a character's personality and when a person is failing to act tough for a movie role. The only thing that kept me watching the movie was the soundtrack. At least this movie did something right. I don't recommend this movie, unless you want a fictional look at life in the inner city and at this kind of culture and lifestyle. If you come from this kind of environment , you will probably have a good laugh.
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| 6. The Wood Director: Rick Famuyiwa | |
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| 7. Hot Parts Director: Jennifer Marchese | |
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The rest of the movie is filled with a ton of plot holes, though, like how Passion, out of nowhere, just pulls out fake I.D.'s for her friends (Sunshine and Midnight) who refuse to help her find the killer of her brother, but then all of sudden just decide to do it and they all suddenly know how to jack cars. Also, when Passion's brother tried to talk his friend out of jacking cars (who was very into doing that), he easily agreed and went to tell their employers, the Italians (who seem to do nothing but sit and eat), that they quit. There is also a lot more, but it would just take up this whole page. Conclusively, all of the characters in this movie are unbelievable, melodramatic, and they act out of character many times creating a lot of plot holes. But why 4 stars? The presentation of this movie was so that it didn't feel like a big problem! It didn't feel distracting at all and was easy to just go along with. Also, all the girls looked nice (except for Blueberry or whatever. She was too skinny). The movie was still enjoyable and it was fun to watch how all the characters interact with one another and how they react to different situations. But beware, though, if you are looking for a movie with a great story and well developed and BELIEVABLE characters. There isn't any. You are really going to have to be an open-minded and easy-going person to enjoy this movie.
Not to give the movie away, but the 3 strippers who don't actually strip become car thiefs for the town mob boss. Who, shockinly, is a fat Italian who seems to sit around his warehouse all day eating pasta. As bad as the movie started, it never got better. And the final 10 minutes are about THE WORST I remember seeing. The ending takes the cake for beliving so unbeliable. I didn't see it coming at all, but then again I didn't really care enough to try and figure it out. I am not kidding when I say overall this movie has the calibur of a first film made by a group of high school students. I will give the movie 1 of the 2 stars because it was totally independant, and they did do a better job then I could. Which really isn't saying much... And I'll give it the other star I did because Kenya is in it, and she is a sight to behold. Note this is R rated, there is some explicit langauge, but no real violence, and no nudity. The "strip club" scenes. the dancing females have Bikinis on. ... Read more | |
| 8. Hot Parts Director: Jennifer Marchese | |
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The rest of the movie is filled with a ton of plot holes, though, like how Passion, out of nowhere, just pulls out fake I.D.'s for her friends (Sunshine and Midnight) who refuse to help her find the killer of her brother, but then all of sudden just decide to do it and they all suddenly know how to jack cars. Also, when Passion's brother tried to talk his friend out of jacking cars (who was very into doing that), he easily agreed and went to tell their employers, the Italians (who seem to do nothing but sit and eat), that they quit. There is also a lot more, but it would just take up this whole page. Conclusively, all of the characters in this movie are unbelievable, melodramatic, and they act out of character many times creating a lot of plot holes. But why 4 stars? The presentation of this movie was so that it didn't feel like a big problem! It didn't feel distracting at all and was easy to just go along with. Also, all the girls looked nice (except for Blueberry or whatever. She was too skinny). The movie was still enjoyable and it was fun to watch how all the characters interact with one another and how they react to different situations. But beware, though, if you are looking for a movie with a great story and well developed and BELIEVABLE characters. There isn't any. You are really going to have to be an open-minded and easy-going person to enjoy this movie.
Not to give the movie away, but the 3 strippers who don't actually strip become car thiefs for the town mob boss. Who, shockinly, is a fat Italian who seems to sit around his warehouse all day eating pasta. As bad as the movie started, it never got better. And the final 10 minutes are about THE WORST I remember seeing. The ending takes the cake for beliving so unbeliable. I didn't see it coming at all, but then again I didn't really care enough to try and figure it out. I am not kidding when I say overall this movie has the calibur of a first film made by a group of high school students. I will give the movie 1 of the 2 stars because it was totally independant, and they did do a better job then I could. Which really isn't saying much... And I'll give it the other star I did because Kenya is in it, and she is a sight to behold. Note this is R rated, there is some explicit langauge, but no real violence, and no nudity. The "strip club" scenes. the dancing females have Bikinis on. ... Read more | |
| 9. Coach Carter Director: Thomas Carter (II) | |
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| 10. Never Die Alone Director: Ernest R. Dickerson | |
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Now I'd like to point out the very cool things in this film. The movie starts off putting DMX in the unstoppable character position where you think he'll be the only important one in the film. But in the first 10 or 15 minutes he dies and the film takes a different direction. It switches from King David(DMX) to the wannabe writer who witnesses his murder(David Arquette) and the young man who murdered David, Michael(Michael Ealy). At the beginning of the film you consider him a villain because he killed the cocky, anti-hero that's King David. But as the film progresses you learn more about this young man and he eventually becomes the hero in a way. Now there is a rather high body count. Overall more than twenty people are killed in this movie and I'm just estimating. There's graphic scenes of drug overdoses, a scene where a man's head is blown off by a shotgun, and the same shotgun blows a teenage girl away. A man is killed while bathing in his hot tub(the shot is in slow motion so it feels Shakspeareian in a way). The last thing I noticed is probably something that a lot of people didn't. A small, simple city soon becomes a hunting ground and in the end every character ends up playing an important part in some way. Main point= this is a great film, graphic but great and very important to see. Drugs are very dangerous and this film shows the consequences along with the consequences of deceit and also a film of redemption
If Drew Sidora manages her career the right way, we may see a lot more of her acting talents in the future. She reminds me of Drea De Matteo (of "The Sopranos" fame)perhaps for the way she was made up. The story is interesting, adding new twists to old schemes. It is somehow a little bit difuse, but that is because it mixes with two other plots. The movie is worth buying and I am glad I did. I will see it many more times.
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