This is another urban crime film. Two things separate this from the rest: 1) it is not in Atlanta or Detroit and 2) There are 7 musical rap pieces that interrupt the plot.
Big C (Shake da Mayor) and D (Diego Redd) are pot dealers in Fresno and not Bakersfield their rival. When a member of D's gang gets hit, Big C is taking the blame in the streets. So in order to tell the story we get a two week flashback. There is a twist, but only because it was decided to show us something that never happened as if it did.
The acting was as bad as a 50 Cent film with cops being the worse. The film had the urban buttons: music, "you feel me" "Ax 'em" "frequent N-word" and a whole line of new baseball caps from Colorado to Pittsburgh. The production quality was as good or better than what is coming out of Atlanta, but the action wasn't there.
Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity. Killing, minor blood.
Big C (Shake da Mayor) and D (Diego Redd) are pot dealers in Fresno and not Bakersfield their rival. When a member of D's gang gets hit, Big C is taking the blame in the streets. So in order to tell the story we get a two week flashback. There is a twist, but only because it was decided to show us something that never happened as if it did.
The acting was as bad as a 50 Cent film with cops being the worse. The film had the urban buttons: music, "you feel me" "Ax 'em" "frequent N-word" and a whole line of new baseball caps from Colorado to Pittsburgh. The production quality was as good or better than what is coming out of Atlanta, but the action wasn't there.
Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity. Killing, minor blood.
