The movie can be of the "so bad, it's good" variety at times. The dialouge is just awful as Snoop plays a kingpin set up for the murder of a Jamacian drug posse. Big Tray Deee is the new crime boss who set up old Snoop. Now, Big Snoop and his comedy sidekick have to break out of prison and go to war.

The acting, fight sequences, and overall pace is just laughable.
Half of the movie was filmed in Snoop's house as you can clearly see all of his old posters and plaques on the wall. The film was recorded on a digital camera and follows the same boring and predictable concepts that often come with many rapper movies where the lead character is an invincble and invunerable super-gangster who never gets beat up or made a fool. He even goes pound for pound with Tray, who is clearly a lot bigger than he is.

If you're looking for some good fun and want to see what kind of movie Snoop and his pals can make with a video camera, check this out but it makes previous album-inspired movies, MURDER WAS THE CASE and THE GAME OF LIFE look like cinematic classics in comparison.


Not really that good   July 14, 2002
Martin Rose (England)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

Right yall im a massive massive Snoop Dogg fan and i rented this movie in good faith of it being good but it wasnt the filming was pants and the acting was quite bad too the best bit is when snoop beats up a man in a shop for getting him kicked out of the high school football team, the storyline is hard to understand at first youll have to watch it twice to fully understand it, its an alright film if your completley bored otherwise dont waste your money.


AVERAGE!   December 18, 2001
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

This movie is only worth watching if your a fan of the eastsidaz and would like to watch them in action. Tray Dee cant act for sh** and the story line is also weak.


it was a little bootleg   December 12, 2001
First off, let me say that this movie was not that bad. I know it was an idependent film so I am not going to compare it to the GodFather. The plot was simple, but what do you honestly expect from a rapper? I'm sure this was the first movie for the entire cast. The cinematography was definately low budget, but it was a low budget movie. Making movies is an art and Snoop is still practicing that art. Some parts seemed a little far fetched, but so is Stallone, Arnold, and Bruce killing 20 men all by themselves. It is strictly entertainment. This is good enough to rent on a rainy day, but not good enough to have in your collection unless you are the ultimate Snoop Dogg fan. It kept me from being bored for 90 minutes.