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DVD : Rude BoyIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Marcia Griffith, Tarita Virtue, Mark Danvers, John 'Ras Kidus' Cornelius, Jimmy Cliff directed by: Desmond Gumbs  Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: DVD Brand: RUDE BOY (DVD MOVIE) EAN: 0012236151654 Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, NTSC Label: Lions Gate Manufacturer: Lions Gate Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Lions Gate Region Code: 1 Release Date: May 18, 2004 Running Time: 92 minutes Studio: Lions Gate Theatrical Release Date: 2003 Sales Rank: 27708 MPN: 15165 Related Items: Editorial Review: Product Description: Featuring tracks by Snoop Dogg Elephant Man Sizzla and Buju Banton and starring Ninja Man and Beenie man - witness the biggest trade connect between the U.S. and Jamaica when a naive Jamaican becomes a mule for the deadliest Don on American soil.Julius St. John has big dreams of becoming the biggest reggae DJ in the U.S. but when his status in America is jeopardized he makes a deal with the devil and agrees to carry a bag of contraband through customs in exchange for his papers. But what begins as a one time deal descends into a deadly spiral that Julius cannot escape-and murder is the only way to survive.System Requirements: Running Time 91 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: R UPC: 012236151654 Manufacturer No: 15165 Average Rating:
 Rating:  - A Very Funny and Watchable MovieIf you're a "Jamerican" living in Los Angeles, who feels strange about American "hip-hop" culture, you will find this film both amusing and entertaining. "Rude Boy" was made in the tradition of previous Jamaican crime dramas, such as "The Harder They Come," but this film takes itself a lot less seriously. The film is interpolated with comedic moments, such as the tough talk delivered by the overweight, Suge Knight-inspired crime kingpin "Biggs," but the film also stays true to the Jamaican crime ... Read More Rating:  - IF IT WASN'T 4 BEENIE MAN & MICH "THE BEAR" TALLIFERRO I WOULD'VE GAVE IT 1 STAR! THIS IS LIKE KLASH! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%R.I.P MICHAEL "THE BEAR" TALIFFERO%%%%%%%%%%%%%% >>>>>>>I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE 2 START! *I WILL ALWAYS BIG-UP JAMAICA & ANY TALENT THAT IT PRODUCES BUT JAMAICA HAS MANY GREAT FILMS!(& THIS ISN'T 1 OF THEM)... I GAVE IT A 3 NOT BECAUSE I LIKE IT -JUST BECAUSE OF BEENIE MAN & MICH "THE BEAR" TALIFERRO (IN FACT THEY'RE THE REASON I GOT IT)! MARK DANVERS WHO PLAYS JULIUS ST.JOHN HAS DONE MUCH BETTER ACTING IN "DANCEHALL QUEEN" AS JR.! I'M NOT FAMILIAR WITH THE DIRECTOR ... Read More Rating:  - If i could i would give it 1/2 starsThis movie is the worst Jamaican movie ever. It makes Top Shottas look like Scarface. The "story", "acting" an "action scenes" were all laughable. If your a real fan of Jamaican films save your money or invest it in "Smile Orange", "The Harder They Come", "Third World Cop" or "Dancehall Queen" or even "Top Shotta". Rating: - I hope future anthropologists don't judge us for thisThis film would reflect poorly on Jamaican cinema, but it was mostly filmed in the United States so West Indians can sleep easy knowing it's not their fault. This is a remarkably bad movie in concept and execution from all aspects save the soundtrack. The film follows the story of Julius (Mark Danvers) an aspiring musician and mass murderer. Emigrating to the United States as a mule for a Suge Knightesque fellow, he immediately is frustrated by an employer who demands that he actually work ... Read More Rating:  - HAS SOME DECENT ACTING, BUT...A REGGAE MUSICIAN BEGINS TO DEAL DRUGS FOR A DRUG KINGPIN SO HE COULD GET THE MONEY FOR STUDIO TIME. HAS A DECENT PLOT, BUT MOST OF THE ACTING ISN'T GOOD, AND MOST OF THE CHARACTERS WERE JUST CLICHED CHARCTERS THAT YOU'D USUALLY SEE A JAMAICAN ACTOR PLAY. I DO AGREE THAT THERE IS QUITE A BIT OF THINGS TO LAUGH AT WHEN WATCHING THIS MOVIE. NOT THE WORST OF ITS KIND, BUT, I DON'T THINK ITS REALLY WORTH BUYING. Browse for similar items by category:
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