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Snipes (2001) 5.9
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Cast
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Erik
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| Nelly | ... |
Prolifik /
Clarence
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| Zoe Saldana | ... |
Cheryl
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| Dean Winters | ... |
Bobby Starr
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| Rashaan Nall | ... |
Floyd
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Schooly-D | ... |
Tony
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| Joel Garland | ... |
Ceaser
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| J.D. Williams | ... |
J.D.
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| Mpho Koaho | ... |
Malik
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| Victor Togunde | ... |
Midas
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| Carlo Alban | ... |
Bugsy
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Rich Heidelberg | ... |
Donnie
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| Charli Baltimore | ... |
Trix
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| Frank Vincent | ... |
Johnnie Marandino
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Johnnie Hobbs Jr. | ... |
Mr. Triggs
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The Music Business Can Be MurderMotion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for violence, language, some drug use and brief nudity | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 September 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Prolifik See more »Filming Locations:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USABox Office
Opening Weekend:
$14,027 (USA) (6 September 2002)Gross:
$17,958 (USA) (6 September 2002)Company Credits
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Now this isn't one of the great thrillers of our time, but it is one of the best of the year. It's smart and fascinating, surprise-a-minute crime film that's held together with a great line of unknown talent. Even pop-rap superstar Nelly, (the main bill on the box art) did a wonderful job as a cocky and arrogant, yet undeniably talented rap artist.
In comparison with Black-urban action flicks, this is almost right up there with Hype Williams overlooked masterpiece, Belly. In fact, in comparison with most rap-movies (ex: anything by Master P, or Dame Dash) this is Oscar worthy (in comparison, of course).
From begining to end, this cause-and-effect thriller will hold you onto the edge of your seat and let go of you with a sharp blast to the frontal head.