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Lockdown is a great movie. Sad but real. Lockdown is a story about an aspiring swimmer named Avery (Richard T Jones). One of his main goals in life is to become a swimmer One night while he and his two friends Dre and Cashmere ( Gabriel Casseus, Deaundre Bonds) are driving in Cashmere's car they find a gun. The gun is linked to a fast food robbery earlier that night. The Police tracks them down and finds the gun on them. They all get sentenced for armed robbery and murder.

Gabriel Casseus's performance of the hyper and thuggish Cashmere was brilliant. Bonds role of Dre was not bad, but it didn't live up like the roles of Richard T Jones and Gabriel Casseus. Master P is also great as Clean Up, the vicious inmate who has security guards working for him, his drugs being brought in and out of the prison a ho of a girlfriend who Cashmere gets a piece of, and he wants Cashmere to do his dirty work.

The supporting cast was brilliant. Melissa De Sousa as Avery's girl Krista; Sticky Fingaz as Broadway the ex drug dealer turned inmate; Bill Nunn as Avery's scouter for college and his attorney; And Clifton Powell who was the OG of the prison, and I felt he should've had a longer part in the movie.

Lockdown is Master P's best movie to date.

Its funny how some of you idiots who have made comments about this movie praising its good camera angles and sh*t like that and yall look past the racism and stereotype are a bunch of fools I just saw this movie a couple a nights ago on one of the classic channels and I have to say this movie is a disgrace to our peoples humanity and everything we live for and anybody who doesnt see that needs to go to hell just like DW Griffith Blackface is something they used to put on back in the day especially Al Jolson and I think that is also a disgrace putting blackface on white people making them look talk and stereotype us is just down right stupid you people praising this movie are just as sick as DW Griffith was