I'm Bout It

I bought this video tape. I like it and it's much better than the b-movies that get a lot of sales because certain "fair" skinned people have enough sense to support their own. They also come here to pan it so it gets even less viewership. Even our own people can't seem to comment on it w/o mentioning trash like, "poor acting", etc. Nothing about this film is bad. This is a good movie, very good, all things considered, meaning these persons are not seasoned pros but they pulled off a great movie right out of the gate. This reason alone is why those aforementioned people make it their obligation to criticize it. They hope to, thereby, remove any ambition or inspiration from YOU in doing great things like movie-making.

I love this movie. It is the first film Master P have ever done. It is based on the story of his life. It is low-budget, but it is very good. It shows how Master p grew up in projects in New Orleans.

Not only did Master P start in this movie, he also was the writer and director with Moon Jones. The DVD also has The No Limit ice cream party on it. This movie shows how Master P goes from bad too good and how he had to deal with the things around him. It also has many of The No Limit Records roster in this film. You should buy or rent this film.

It is a great movie to watch is you like rap, or is a Master P fan. I will not spoil this movie for you. Go get this movie as fast as you can and watch it. You will like it.

This is one of the most influential films ever made. Forget the script(?), and miscomings.Just enjoy it for what it is......a must own.Started the wave of hiphop straight to video flicks.If you don't get it...then maybe that's the point.

I'm Bout It is a rare black film, that's so bad it's good. The acting is horrible, camera angles and cinematography are all done with a home camera and the script doesn't flow. I mean you can't help but laugh when a man is tied up and sweaty, replies to his captors by saying f**k you, like he's gonna do something. Watch this film with boys, I guarantee it'll cheer you up.

This was filmed two blocks from where I lived, My dad had a church on Camp and Melpomene. I used to walk by those apartments to get the Schwegmans that was right there in the Funeral scene. Great movie by Masta P, rough, gritty but really shows the streets of New Orleans. That hood was BAD! Ambulances every night, every night someone got killed. My dad turned our church into a crack rehab center...it was at the peak of the crack epidemic. Master P shows the behind the scenes of the crack game in this one...as cheesy as it is it still captures that time period very well.