Have you seen that Film About a Black guy who starts to produce cocaine to sell to other dealers?
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HA! ~ funny, but wrong ~ but funny...
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OMG, finally someone else who has seen this movie!! I rented it and then bought the DVD the next day. I have made all my friends at least watch a few scenes.\n\nI LOVE the mix of humor and darkness in the film. Apparently this is a bit of an Irish thing - based on other Irish films I've watched lately.\n\nCillian is SO brilliant. I just can't gush enough about this movie!!
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It appears to be a movie called Mr. Soul about a serial killer preying on hookers.
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i read about how they make cocaine in a place called www.cityrag.com, quite thorough and interesting.
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well its a known fact the cia are behind smuggling in cocaine. Look up this site for links its being ignored.\n\n\nhttp://www.csun.edu/CommunicationStudies/ben/news/cia/\n\nwesley snipes new jack city "lets be honest, oozies arent made in harlem, not one of us owns a poppy field, this is Big Business" \n\nim not saying flat out they are behind it but heres evidence to refute that they arent.
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Yes, I've seen it.  That is quite funny, but it also demonstrates how incorporating violence into our culture via television permeates many aspects of life, but especially in the corruption young kids.
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Its a very good movie I saw it in Mexico a couple of months ago and I liked it, the lead actors name is Kuno Becker, he is like a big star in Mexico lol and has been acting for a while now. Good movie you will enjoy it, its only the first part there are like 2 sequels for that movie that will come out later.
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Puh-lease.  Check out who wrote the book.  A black man.  Who produced the movie?  a black man.  Who stars in the movie?  A black man.  \n\nHey I'm getting pissed, there aren't enough white people in positive roles in that movie!  It should be banned.  jk
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it wasn't about the movie ... it was about the story.  A guy who was born from nothing immagrated to this country and became a wealthy druglord.
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Are you referring to Rockafella skank?  I saw it on Video on Trial, and what I saw of it was funny, but I haven't seen it on its own.  Would like to.
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Yes and it was a great movie. I love how hard he worked at something to get what he wanted and at the end he got it but he still worked for what he got!
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Latin Kings: A Street Gang Story\n\nClick below.
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actually yes I know some are.\n\nI interviewed with a drug task force some years ago, when I was in law enforcement,  I was not given the job because I was not black,  they wanted someone to work in the projects.\n\nI tried to explain that many drug dealers, often larger ones were white and not in the projects.  They did not care, they wanted to make alot of little arrests for the news.
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by any chance you talking about producing drugs??
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Bank robbery, or selling drugs.
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Yes I have seen the movie. Gangsta flick. I Loved how hard and how tight their crew was. But you know how it goes someone in the crew has to mess it up for everyone. But the survival of the fittest definantly fits this movie!
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It is the hard word\n\nFirst-time director Scott Roberts gets it pretty right with this inyaface Aussie crime caper about three brothers who are just too good.at what they love best: robbing banks.\n\nGuy Pearce leads the Twentyman brothers as sort of mastermind Dale. He’s in jail and Rachel Griffiths is his unlikely moll wife who seems to be in bed with conniving lawyer Frank (Robert Taylor). \n\nThe scam is simple. The boys get snuck out of jail to pull their heists and everyone from the cops to the prison governor are cut in. Until Frankie decides he wants it all, including the lady- and there’ll be no witnesses.\n\nIt’s funny, black and rather surreal. Naturalism buffs will not adore this as much as looser-limbed viewers. But it’s helter-skelter action and remarkably little violence. Strong language though as you’d expect from a writer whose other film was the batty Denis Hopper vehicle The American Way in 1987.\n\nOne lovely touch totally misunderstood by almost every critic so far is the family argot based on butcher’s slang which the lads use to keep their personal stuff, er, personal.\nIf you could handle Chopper you will like this and ignore the spoilsport bourgeois critics of the national press when they come to savage it!