A young drug dealer watches as his high-rolling life is dismantled in the wake of his cousin's murder, which sees his best friend arrested for the crime.
A young drug dealer watches as his high-rolling life is dismantled in the wake of his cousin's murder, which sees his best friend arrested for the crime.
Rated R for strong drug content, alcohol abuse, language, sexual material, brief nudity and some violence - all involving teens| See all certifications »
This was the fifth collaboration between actor Kiefer Sutherland and film director Joel Schumacher. They worked together before in The Lost Boys (1987), Flatliners (1990), A Time to Kill (1996) and Phone Booth (2002). See more »
Goofs
At the party, as Claude is shooting, you can clearly see the slide on his Glock lock back indicating that the magazine is empty, but he shoots three more times. See more »
Quotes
Sara Ludlow:
I have lots of boyfriends. I mean, I'm not a slut.
Chris:
Of course you're not.
Sara Ludlow:
But, different guys are interesting for different reasons. You're interesting for a very specific reason.
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Like many others, I can't understand how this film #1: gets bad reviews and #2: wasn't nominated under either the Golden Globes or the Academy Awards.
The movie was unbelievably gripping. It unfolded with just enough twists to leave you almost white-knuckling your seat. The acting was also really solid. I'm loving Curtis 50 Cent Jackson's performance, and see nothing but up for Emma Roberts.
The story was real. It didn't give you any fluff, and gave a wonderful depth/insight to the main characters, much to the delightful assistance of Kiefer Sutherland's narrations. I also enjoyed the artistic flashback clips, which, I felt provided just a touch of light to an otherwise dark stork.
Now I want to read the book. I suggest you either do the same, or see this movie.
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Like many others, I can't understand how this film #1: gets bad reviews and #2: wasn't nominated under either the Golden Globes or the Academy Awards.
The movie was unbelievably gripping. It unfolded with just enough twists to leave you almost white-knuckling your seat. The acting was also really solid. I'm loving Curtis 50 Cent Jackson's performance, and see nothing but up for Emma Roberts.
The story was real. It didn't give you any fluff, and gave a wonderful depth/insight to the main characters, much to the delightful assistance of Kiefer Sutherland's narrations. I also enjoyed the artistic flashback clips, which, I felt provided just a touch of light to an otherwise dark stork.
Now I want to read the book. I suggest you either do the same, or see this movie.