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starring: Jasmine Guy, Giancarlo Esposito, Stafford Ashani, Carl Bradshaw, Paul Campbelldirected by: Bill Parker
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 0000799417331
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, EP, NTSC
Label: Xenon
Manufacturer: Xenon
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Xenon
Release Date: February 05, 2002
Running Time: 90 minutes
Sales Rank: 84599
Studio: Xenon
Theatrical Release Date: 1996
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - This is ok a movie
This is an ok Jamaican movie. They could've done better finding someone to play Jasmine Guy's part, and who's bright idea was it to have Bob Marley's daughter play a cop? I wouldn't recommend buying this if you've never seen a Jamaican movie before!
Nuff respect...seen
Rating: - Curious?
I had seen a view of this video at the start of another video that I was going to view. However, I just like to know, why is this video so beyond the price of other vhs video's?
That is my on bigest question that I am in wonder about.
Please let me know of this question. Thanks
Rating: - OK...not the most authentic JA movie ever
Kla$h was alright...nothing special. Jasmine Guy is worthless and her Jamaican accent is laughable. Cedella Marley has a small part as a cop...bet Bob is rolling over in his grave with his daughter portraying Babylon. The reliable Carl Bradshaw is the best thing about this movie..is there any Jamaican movie that he ISN't in?!? I was especially turned off when the movie featured Snow, the Canadian dancehall wannabe responsible for "Informer", instead of showcasing more of Jamaica's more talented acts.
Rating: - What were they thinking ?
This is just an awful movie to watch. Jasmine Guy as a Jamaican is about as convincing as Bob Marley as Ronald Reagan.Just horrible I dont know what they were thinking.
Rating: - you GOTTA see it!
this movie is worth the money! i guarantee you'll love this. there is drama, comedy, and romance in this. jasmine and giancarlo heat this sucka up! this is worth it, yall!
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