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| Year | | |
1993 |
| Genre | | |
Action, drama, crime |
| Length | | |
1:37 |
| Director | | |
Albert Hughes
Allen Hughes |
| Writer | | |
Albert Hughes
Allen Hughes |
| Company | | |
New Line Cinema |
| Starring | | |
Tyrin Turner
Larenz Tate
June Kyoto Lu
Toshi Toda
Samuel L. Jackson
Anthony Johnson
Brandon Hammond
Glenn Plummer
Reginald Ballard
Khandi Alexander
Eugene Lee
James Pickens Jr.
Jada Pinkett Smith
Jullian Roy Doster |
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 9.8/10
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When Caine and O-Dog, two handsome boyz-from-the-hood, breeze into a Korean grocery, the anxious grocer and his watchful wife find their imposing presence troubling. Resentful of the sharp-eyed survelliance and air of suspicion around them, Caine and O-Dog yell epithets at the mom-and-pop owners. Angered by the shouting match and a remark about his mother, trigger-happy O-Dog shoots the grocers. On his way out, Caine grabs the videotape from the store's security camera. Back in the 'hood, O-Dog makes a boastful ritual of showing the tape to friends who find his recklessness funnier than amateur night at the Apollo. But it's just a matter of time before the cops catch up with Caine and O-Dog, especially since Caine's fingerprints were on the 40-ounce bottle he dropped at the scene of the crime.
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