Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Trevor Jackson | ... | Youngblood Priest | |
Jason Mitchell | ... | Eddie | |
Michael Kenneth Williams | ... | Scatter | |
Lex Scott Davis | ... | Georgia | |
Jennifer Morrison | ... | Detective Mason | |
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Kaalan Walker | ... | Juju (as Kaalan 'KR' Walker) |
Esai Morales | ... | Adalberto Gonzalez | |
Andrea Londo | ... | Cynthia | |
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Big Bank Black | ... | Q |
Big Boi | ... | Mayor Atkins (as Antwan 'Big Boi' Patton) | |
Jacob Ming-Trent | ... | Fat Freddy | |
Brian F. Durkin | ... | Officer Turk Franklin (as Brian Durkin) | |
Dominique Madison | ... | Rochelle | |
Angel Love | ... | Hot Coco | |
Terayle Hill | ... | Dee |
When Priest, a young but experienced coke dealer in Atlanta, realizes it's time to get out of the trade, he risks it all on one last score. Double-crossing his mentor, Priest heads to Mexico to connect with the cartel that serves as the source of his product. Written by Anonymous
It's like the ultimate male fantasy come to life!
Priest is the king of the drug game in Atlanta, his head so strongly connected to his shoulders he does not need to bring a gun to a gun fight (And that's why it was so important to advertise it's from the producers of the matrix). He has the perfect life running the game with his boy and sharing his bed with not one but two hot chicks who don't mind sharing at all, as he runs his house like a true king, but one day he realizes he no longer has the mind set for the game and needs to do one last big score and get out before he gets got.
It's like if Disney was making a movie about a drug dealer. This dude Superfly is so perfect. In that way it's the perfect homage not just to the original movie but to the blaxpolation era altogether (both positive and negative) with their imagery of a brother who's near perfect.
But I have to admit, I would not have expected a movie like this in the times we are living in. It appeals so heavily to a male psyche the world is trying to change. Obviously mine has not, because I loved this flick. The producers of the Matrix (as the poster advertised) loaded it with so much Style and action (plus hot naked women) that I can't help but to enjoy.
Something tells me this is going to be my guilty pleasure.