Shottas
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Movie Reviews of Shottas
Movie Review: Amazing Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm an American Woman who absolutely fell in love with this movie. I bought the movie at the suggestion of a friend, who said this movie would show a true depiction of life in Jamaica.
My boss was not too happy that I viewed this movie because she always has something negative to say about American blacks as she calls us, like the black youths stand out on the streets doing nothing then go to jail. I asked her who fills the jails of Jamaica? Jamaicans...Who fills the jails in China? Chinese, so why is it so frowned upon that Blacks are in American Jails?
When young people or people in general are not giving the right opportunities, they will find a way to survive whether it's on the mean streets of America, Jamaica, or Africa.
I am looking forward to the sequel to Shottas!!! And hope many more movies come out that celebrate the rich heritage of Jamaica!!!
Movie Review: the most pathological gangsta movie ive ever seen
Summary: 5 Stars
great gangsta flick lots of action and heavy body count it will keep u off ur feet
the guys in the movie are totally pathological and psychopathic and lack any form of a conscience whatsoever which makes this movie a total gangsta flick
for a gangsta movie this is probably the best one besides new jack city, belly, godfather and scarface and it will keep u off ur feet. what kind of movie wouldnt be a good gangsta flick if it takes people out of kingston (the murder capital) and moves them to miami where they extort drug dealers and enjoy it
then it backfires and the drug dealers strike and kymani marley really goes off the top and seeks them out which makes this movie GREAT!!! his revenge is sweet and he seeks out all the drug lords and even shoots their girlfriends totally badass
lots of automatics and gunfire makes shottas title say it all
Movie Review: UP THERE AS ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES
Summary: 5 Stars
I first heard about this movie from watching the previews on DVD of another movie I was watching, so I rented the movie and was blown away!!
I now own my own copy of Shottas and never tire watching... each time is like watching for the first time.
The story is a powerful one! I can understand why this movie has quickly spread via the underground, but I do not understand why Shottas hasn't received the full recognition it deserves from Hollywood.
If you love ScarFace then you'll love Shottas even more is all I have to say.
I'm so glad there were subtitles...lol and the Shottas dictionary, there was no way I would've understood what some things being said were. I didn't know how one word "bloodclat" could have so many synonyms: bumboclaat, rassclaat and pussyclaat, lol.
I can't wait until the sequel comes out!!
Movie Review: A Real Tuff Movie!!!!!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This was a tuff movie. I enjoyed this movie and I thought that it was well worth the wait for the original version even after watching the movie several times before. It was also cool that the movie included subtitles in English for viewers who do not understand or speak Patois. This movie will probably not be rated as high as "The Harder They Come," but it should be ranked as one of the top Jamaican rude boy films of all time as well as the coming out of artists such as Assassin, Spragga Benz, Kymani Marley, Louie Ranking, who were either already established stars or were on their way to stardom. Finally, this movie would not have been as great if it did not feature the great Louie Ranking himself. He showed that in the shottas world, there are nuff bad man; but also, to every bad man, there are nuff badda man. Man ah man ah bad man......Movie Review: Well needed, Well made!
Summary: 5 Stars
The acting was outstanding. Very believable characters. This story needed to be told. I hope this discourages our Jamaican youth from a life of violence and encourages the powers that be to do something about the Shottas culture. The fact that Jamaican actors and musicians were utiliized was awesome! I love that it was shot on location in Jamaica! That certainly lends validity to the project! Ky-Mani Marley did a great job in his role and I was pleasantly surprized with Spragga Benz's performance. Well done cast and crew! Well done, Silvera!