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Format: DVD
Aug 2002
Rated R
Recording Mode: DTS Stereo Surround
Sound: HiFi, Surround, Stereo
Closed Captioned
99 min.
Color
Extra Info: New Line Platinum Series
UPC: 794043546624 |
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Details
Movie Description
Small time hustler Reggie Wright (Mike Epps) is a con man and perpetual target of Miami bounty hunter Bucum Jackson (Ice Cube). One afternoon Bucum chases Reggie into a commercial shoot where they stumble upon a diamond heist culminating in a multiple slaying. Both men feel lucky to make it out alive, but they also feel a need to return to the case. While Bucum seeks a major bust to boost his standing as an investigator, Reggie must recover a winning lottery ticket that was lost in the getaway car. This unlikely duo pair up to take down the powerful crime syndicate responsible with unwanted assistance from the women in their lives (Eva Mendes and Valarie Rae Miller).
Unnecessarily sadistic, this bombastic buddy picture is sprinkled with missing frame action effects, villains with European accents, and exotic fish. Like the Ice Cube vehicle FRIDAY, the star doubles as screenwriter and plays a straight man to his co-star. In this case, the counterpart is Mike Epps who cracks wise and utilizes his vocal talents to provide the humor in this action comedy.
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1
Snap Case
Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.85
Single Side - Dual Layer
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Dolby DTS - English
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary - 1. Kevin Bray - Director
Featurettes - 1. SHOT CALLER: FROM VIDEOS TO FEATURES
2. STRICTLY BUSINESS: MAKING THE BENJAMINS
3. MIAMI NICE - PRODUCTION DESIGN
4. ALL ABOUT THE STUNTS
Music Video - 1. "Told Y'All" by Trina
Deleted Scenes
Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
Outtakes
Industry Reviews
"...The music, especially, conveys a rich sense of Miami's sultry appeal..."
USA Today - p.16D - Claudia Puig
"...[Epps] consistently finds fresh ways to bring energy to his scenes..."
Box Office - p.60 - Paul Clinton
"...Epps often talks as if most of his jokes and insults were picked up from real life....His fizz is a natural contrast to Ice Cube's sourness..."
Los Angeles Times - p.C16 - Gene Seymour
"...Cube knows is aud[ience], and he delivers just what they expect....[The] pic shifts nicely into caper mode..."
Variety - p.31-4 - Robert Koehler
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