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Title: King Midas (Video 2003)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Justin Michael Morales | ... | Tommy Gold | |
| Angelica Lawrence | ... | Cleo | |
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Louis Sapp III | ... | Chief |
| Josh Mond | ... | Jimmy Quick | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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James Cillizza | ||
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Tommy Gold makes a living out of dealing drugs. One day he gets caught carrying cocaine. He is sentenced to ten years in prison, but gets released after two years. In prison Tommy had plenty of time to think things over and as soon as he is released, he wants to return to his old job. Since he doesn't have any money, he pays a visit to Uncle Murphy, a loan shark. With his newly found fortune, things are seemingly going very well for Tommy. He's becoming more famous by the day, but still it's not enough. Tommy wants even more. He decides to buy a studio for his hip hop musician friend Chief, which Tommy can use to make his business look more legit. Written by Arnoud Tiele (imdb@tiele.nl)
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I love gangster films...too bad this isn't really one of them.
This is an hour and a half rap video...with nonstop rap...
Ok, over all the film aint that bad...not too original, no special dialogue or memorable quotes, no real chase scenes, explosions or anything that would make this a high impact film.
This is a very basic film...that's all. If you want a low budget made film, then this is it.
Not the worst I have seen, definately not the best....somewhere in the lower middle.
Note to the director, sound editor and producer. *** The music should be an undertone, not constant and overwhelming. I was soooo annoyed by this. As a first film, it is very bad for the sound. I watched this movie with another person, and that person left partially into the film because it was just blatant bad music constant.
Another point...on your next venture...leave out the useless strip bar scene...and instead of all your characters talking the same trash talk...give them something else beside a low grade vocabulary.
Give your characters appeal...give them personality...give them different styles of walk, dress, talk.
What I did like was the mafia men playing boccie ball and the fact that this was not based in N.Y.C.
There were good points to this film, but the sound was not one of them, nor was the dialogue.
And for bloody sake of a movie...don't make the drug dealer always out to be a tough talking punk who wears gold and silver chains, Rolex watches, listens to rap and dresses like a piece of advertisment. Not all drug dealers wave pistols around and listen to rap while talkin about gang-banging their opponents.
Give them an education in something else then just being a violent bastard who likes to get high and laid.