Statistic...'til Death Do Us Part
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Description
This DVD feature film stars Lawrence Page & Tamiko Cameron and features Redman, Mobb Deep and Lost Boyz. Page is featured as Footie, a ghetto hustler from the crime-filled streets of New York. He and his newfound love want to go straight, but trouble and promise of easy money find them first. Page directs, as well. Lots of music is included. Special DVD features include commentary by Prodigy, Queen Pen, a never-before-seen Jay-Z Music Video, extra scenes and interactive menus, cast bio's & interviews, live music by Stica Bush.
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Statistic...'til Death Do Us Part
Starring: Redman , Lawrence Page , Mobb Deep , The Lost Boyz , and Tameko Cameron Director: Lawrence Page Manufacturer: Lawrence Page Films ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD  Crime
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| Action & Adventure
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Love Story
| Love & Romance
| Drama
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| Crime
| Mystery & Suspense
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| DVD
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Redman
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| Actors & Actresses
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ASIN: B00005AQ4Y Release Date: 2001-06-26 |
Description
This DVD feature film stars Lawrence Page & Tamiko Cameron and features Redman, Mobb Deep and Lost Boyz. Page is featured as Footie, a ghetto hustler from the crime-filled streets of New York. He and his newfound love want to go straight, but trouble and promise of easy money find them first. Page directs, as well. Lots of music is included. Special DVD features include commentary by Prodigy, Queen Pen, a never-before-seen Jay-Z Music Video, extra scenes and interactive menus, cast bio's & interviews, live music by Stica Bush.Customer Reviews:
This is a classic!.......2002-11-27
adequate.......2001-07-25
The Statistic's poor direction made it difficult to follow what was going on. However, I got used to after it after a while.
The image quality however was top notch. Very few DVDs look this good.
The director's comments (not included on the VHS to my knowledge) were not very good. They brought no additional enjoyment to the movie.
Overall, this DVD was just OK.
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