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opinions (by mo0cow) |
Everyone seems to be putting this film down, but I honestly cannot get enough of it. Not only does this film have a strong message behind it, but it also strips away every defense that people can possibly have for inner-city life some city areas, not all , and shows the unbearably real lives of teenagers today. The characters are real. Usher Raymond Lester gives a believable performance of a young adult, simply doing whatever it takes for Ziggy Robert Ri'chard , a perfectly portrayed teen, escaping from his father and himself through his talents. Forest Whitaker Officer Dante Jackson <more> |
"The Negotiator" with a Meaning (by TERMINATOR180) |
This is a really great movie, because sometimes we all just want to take a stand, no matter what we have to do,legal or illegal. It even blends a little bit of comedy with the drama. It is definitely worth watching.***1/2 out of ***** stars |
Very Good, Underrated, and Unknown Movie (by justin-matisak) |
I was watching a movie the other day and saw the preview for "Light It Up", and i must say i had my reserves about seeing it. I am the type of person who will see anything at least once to give it a shot. I must say I am very pleased I watched this movie.The movie revolves around six students from Lincoln High School in Queens New York trying to make a change in their school. Each at school for different reasons.Usher Raymond, in his first leading role, played the role extremely well. He took you on a roller-coaster ride, one minute as a sensitive confused young man, the next a <more> |
This was an amazing movie (by michelle-141592653589793) |
Although I wouldn't have been the person who would have thought to rent this movie if I had seen it in a video store, I saw it on TV for the first time last night and was amazed. It was a terrific movie that I would recommend to almost anyone. The themes and violence could be too strong for young children, but even adults that don't like violence or strong themes in movies should see this movie because the ideas in it are so good that it is worth it. This would be a great movie to watch with a church group of older students or something like that because it stresses some great points <more> |
This movie really mean something (by anthony_g25) |
I love this movie. People say it just another teen rebel movie, well I beg to differ. This movie will open your eye to the issues that go on in school to date. They say that it was completely on unreal, everything in that movie could happen. First off, the cast choice couldn't have been better, everybody gave a great, promising effort in this movie. Especially, Usher, he held it down. See would think Usher was soft with all his songs he make, but in this movie he meant that sh*t. Rosario Dawson, also good performance and Fredo Starr just made the movie a little do gangster but it was <more> |
I was surprised! (by Wes-26) |
I don't normally go into a movie and get surprised because, usually, I'm pretty good at judging the plot of the movie by the trailors. But, "Light It Up" surprised me. I was expecting a home-boy driven, ghetto school, non-stop cursing, lunitical rampage by a bunch of pissed of kids. What I got was a movie filled with smart kids, except for Rodney, looking for a way to get their voices heard, but soon falling into a downward spiral after it all goes wrong. My favorite character of the movie was Ziggy. Robert Ri'chard was great as Ziggy, and I felt that, even though he <more> |
Light It Up (by juicyhotiie) |
Well this movie is better than what it seems Yes it seems like a joke but if you watch it car fully you will see the good in it all the teens wanted was to be heard. Yes the characters seemed like they where made up by a bunch of 7th graders but here is the turning point they seem like real life people now i wouldn't go to the level that they went to to be heard but still they did a very good job. Ziggy was my favorite of them all he was the realest you could feel the pain in him the way he acted made you want to cry because he had so much energy that would grab on to you. What i think on <more> |