When Mario begins robbing drug dealers in his neighborhood he begins a war that threatens the very fabric of that community.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Marquand Ragland
Director
Jamal Woolard
Big Dame
Ben Swilley
Capt'n Mercer
Feli Fame
Mario
Amiri Koronz Thompson
Rell
Zakee Slim Kornegay
Huge thug
Ozell Blango
Shop Owner
Rome Jeterr
Huge Goon
Tyrell Munn
Boz
Smith William
Will Millwood
Christopher Coolie Thomas
Bama
GeGe Wall
Reba the mother
Lovay Robinson
Zo
Lovay Robinson
Zo
Chris White
Detective Lawrence
Ian Davis
Officer Wright
Eugenia Carrol
Reva
Marquand Ragland
Writer
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Commentaires
6 commentaires
Not for nothing, decent story line considering. But the scenes involving the shooting of people, were very poorly done. Towards the end of the movie, when the guy was behind the bar shooting what appears to be an AR-15 or other automatic rifle, is almost comical. He's standing not 10 ft from the guy he is shooting at, who's crouched down next to a door filled with window panes, and not one window was shot or even hit for that matter. Making the entire scene laughable. He must have unloaded 50 rounds and not 10 feet away, not one window was destroyed. And don't get me started on the fight scenes, where almost every punch and kick was held back, in order to not hurt the victim. Towards the end when the 2 main characters were fighting in the garage next to the car, there was one kick made, that didn't even look like it connected with the guy on the ground, only to elicit a grunt from the victim. Maybe I am asking too much from a film that looks like it was made on a shoe string budget.
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source: Dope Boy Magic
