Question about Alpha Dog
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I haven't seen the movie, but my uncle was an acquaintance of that fool out in San Fer back in the mid-late 90's and from what I heard he didn't just "think" he was hard and that he was pretty crazy considering his size. I'm going to have to check the movie and hit my uncle up and see what he thinks about it.
We all went to the premier of Alpha Dog last night. Travis and the crew here in KC and Tech and crew out in Salt Lake City. The movie was actually dope as hell.
Hell the whole cast was well thought out and did a great job...Bruce Willis, Emile Hirsch, Sharon Stone (damn she did her thing), Anton Yelchin, Harry Dean Stanton (he was hilarious in his role).
All you Justin Timberlake haters....shhhhhhh....suck on another Jellysickle and sit down. People may not like him as a singer/performer but the boy has acting skills. He put it down for real.
Surprisingly good actor and his role was not that of a "tough guy" so leave the high voice comments out. He was a smart ass hardcore party kid that got caught up in some shit. Very believable performance! The flick reminded me of a cross between "Crash" and "Stand By Me". It will be going in my DVD collection when it comes out.
It was captivating and not overdone. I am not usually into movies like that but this one was very much a must see.
As far as the Strange Music/Tech N9ne involvement. Tech and Strange Music artists' Skatterman & Snug Brim ("I'm so Tired") were featured prominently. The closing credits began with Night and Day, the scrolling began with...."Tech N9ne baby". Huge placement for the song and for Tech.
"Slither"...the way they orchestrated that scene was classic, played damn near the whole song! I will leave Caribou Lou for you all to go check out. That scene was dope! There is also a surprise verse from Tech right at the very end of the credits so don't leave early.
Well, Friday everyone should make there way over to a theater and check it out...bring your own candy though...damn that shit is expensive. LOL
Hell the whole cast was well thought out and did a great job...Bruce Willis, Emile Hirsch, Sharon Stone (damn she did her thing), Anton Yelchin, Harry Dean Stanton (he was hilarious in his role).
All you Justin Timberlake haters....shhhhhhh....suck on another Jellysickle and sit down. People may not like him as a singer/performer but the boy has acting skills. He put it down for real.
Surprisingly good actor and his role was not that of a "tough guy" so leave the high voice comments out. He was a smart ass hardcore party kid that got caught up in some shit. Very believable performance! The flick reminded me of a cross between "Crash" and "Stand By Me". It will be going in my DVD collection when it comes out.
It was captivating and not overdone. I am not usually into movies like that but this one was very much a must see.
As far as the Strange Music/Tech N9ne involvement. Tech and Strange Music artists' Skatterman & Snug Brim ("I'm so Tired") were featured prominently. The closing credits began with Night and Day, the scrolling began with...."Tech N9ne baby". Huge placement for the song and for Tech.
"Slither"...the way they orchestrated that scene was classic, played damn near the whole song! I will leave Caribou Lou for you all to go check out. That scene was dope! There is also a surprise verse from Tech right at the very end of the credits so don't leave early.
Well, Friday everyone should make there way over to a theater and check it out...bring your own candy though...damn that shit is expensive. LOL
