Somehow his 'Angels'(an absolute comedy group, who use extreme language and 'smoke fools')manage to send him a book of speeches(Malcolm X's speeches, seeing the book snoop's cellmate comes out with an absolute classic comment)which when washed in warm water, sheds its paint and is actually a large amount of American moohla.

The plot is the first big joke of the film.Snoop is framed by a fellow eastsida and is sent to a penitentiary charged with the murder of a group of Jamaicans. At least I believe this film is meant to be a comedy, otherwise I feel extremely sorry for snoop and 'tha' eastsidaz. Quite possibly 'tha' greatest gangsta comedy i have ever seen. We'll see!įirst of all salute to snoop 4 this laugh a minute gangsta flick. Or maybe also for 22th century students studying cinematic depictions of early 21th century Los Angeles gang culture. It's just a forgettable piece of work that's memorable for fans only. The sloppiness of this movie also gives it an awkward charm, making it so obvious this thing was made by a group of guys who were meant to be musicians.but not movie makers. Four years after this Tray Deee (who plays the bad guy in this movie) would become disgruntled with Snoop Dogg and Tha Eastsidaz were disbanded. Still, this movie is a weird time capsule of a document. The next scene destroys all this momentum as it takes far too long to pick up the story: we first have to watch minutes of Snoop and his homies smoking blunts in a depressing small storehouse. The first one isn't all that bad, as it sets the premise for the story and contains some graphic violence. When me and my friends first watched this we knew we had something bad when we saw the second scene. Sadly this doesn't work at all, with lines being mumbled and interrupted by others. I can imagine their reasoning, like 'Ey cuz, let's make this seem.natural, just do how we do, you know'. It's clear they were to lazy to rehearse most lines.

Most notable are the horrible camera-work and some messy dialogue. It's weaknesses are all summed up in the other reviews here. Despite being fans we all had to admit this movie was sh*t. Sure it was obnoxious and ignorant but the P-Funk influenced beats and gritty vocal tones of Goldie Loc and Tray Deee proved to be an irresistible combination for me and my friends. As an 18 year old I was a big fan of the music Snoop made with Tha Eastsidaz.

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