state property 2 scene with dame dash dead driver

A drug dealer has some blood on his shirt after being shot dead.

We see photos of fatal shootings, including one showing some blood behind a woman's head.

Beans finds some of his gang members now prepping drugs (their headquarters is filled with drug making and/or packing materials).

Miscellaneous people drink, including some thugs (and one may smoke a joint).

Others also later smoke what appear to be the same, but sometimes it's hard to tell if it's that or tobacco of some sort (they're all short and handled like joints).

Some guys playing poker have drinks and mini-bottles of liquor on the table.We see various shots of different sorts of drugs, including the in-house manufacturing of some of them.We see liquor on a table near some thugs.Someone talks about 'bricks' of cocaine.We then see a drug sniffing dog smelling such a statue and then see the dog dead or unconscious on the floor with cocaine powder all over its snout. We hear that a criminal stored drugs in statues of the Virgin Mary.We see young El Loco (as a kid) playing with some opened cocaine on the floor (not knowing what it is).

We hear that El Loco is known as the ambassador of coke (cocaine).One of 11-year-old Beans' friends states he found some weed (and we see bags of pot).Should you still be concerned about the film's appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home, you may want to look more closely at our detailed listings for more specific information regarding the film's content. Various characters smoke and/or drink, while some smoke pot and there are various scenes showing the presence, manufacturing or distribution of a variety of other drugs. The gangster/thug lifestyle may be enticing for some kids to imitate, while all of the major characters have extreme cases of bad attitudes for their actions and attitudes. Some of that has bloody results (although not as much as one might expect) and some of the violence may be unsettling to some more sensitive viewers. Violence consists of many people shot to death or wounded by gunfire (including by a kid), while all sorts of fighting, beatings and other harm is present. Some women are also seen in revealing attire. Some sexually related dialogue is present, as is a montage showing one man having rear entry sex with many different women (with movement, bare breasts and related sounds). Profanity consists of at least a whopping 271 'f' and 105 's' words, while other expletives and colorful phrases are also uttered (including in songs). OUR WORD TO PARENTS: The following is a brief summary of the content found in this R-rated drama. (Note: The 'Our Take' review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below). WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: R For pervasive violence and language, strong sexuality and drug content.ĬAST AS ROLE MODELS: Considering their criminal and otherwise thug-related behavior, actions and attitudes, none of the major characters would be viewed as good role models for kids.Ĭurious if this title is entertaining, any good, and/or has any artistic merit? WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they're fans of anyone in the cast or gangster/thug flicks, they just might. On the outside, there's Dame (DAMON DASH) whose Umbrella Network has deep pockets and plenty of manpower, and his addiction to money gives him plenty of motivation to take Beans' business.Īs the other players make their moves, Beans tries to keep control of his territory and business, all leading to an inevitable, violent showdown between the various crime bosses and their men. SANTIAGO), who's currently imprisoned with Beans - and still associates with his mentor, pseudo father and former boxer Biggis (MICHAEL BENTT) - but is about to be paroled. Yet, Beans - who rooms with cellmate Freeway (FREEWAY) - must contend with the actions of other crime bosses who are looking to move in on his territory. PLOT: Given a 15 to 30 year prison sentence for his criminal ways, Philly kingpin Beans (BEANIE SIGEL) hopes to keep his ABM Crime Syndicate in business, particularly since his minions - including Baby Boy (OMILLIO SPARKS) and D-Nice (OSCHINO) - are still on the streets. QUICK TAKE: Drama: A thug tries to fend off rivals and keep control of his criminal empire while in prison.

(2005) (Beanie Sigel, Victor Santiago) (R)

State property 2 scene with dame dash dead driver