The whole movie does not take itself seriously and a lot of scenes come off as humorous in some areas. One of the most noticeable differences is how this film is a lot more comical than the first one. This film is different from its predecessor in a lot of ways. Not to mention that Dame gets involved in the mix, Beans’ rival in the first film. The two eventually become business partners, until one screws the other and then all hell breaks loose. Basically after the prologue, it shows Beans in jail for all of what happened and he ends meeting a fellow criminal named El Pollo Loco, played by N.O.R.E., who is a gangster from Miami. Of course, there had to be a way to explain how everything turned out in order to set up the story for this film. I wouldn’t doubt if some of his songs from that album were even in this film.Īnyway, this film sort of picked up where the first film left off, although I will note that a lot of what was shown at the beginning didn’t make any sense because of how the first film ended. Coming,” which was released around the same time as this film. All I can remember is seeing that the DVD artwork was the same as the cover artwork for Beanie Sigel’s “The B. I had never seen any scenes from this movie prior to watching it, unlike the first film. But because I had also planned on writing about the sequel, I told myself to suck it up and sit through it. If you read my review of the first film, you will see that I did not have a lot of nice things to say about that film. Okay, I think I am getting a little ahead of myself here. However, that still doesn’t mean that this film is without problems. I never thought that I would say this, but this film is more watchable than its predecessor. Johnny Hostetler on Album Review: Gravediggaz… Movie Review –… on Rap Movie Review: Hot Boyz Rap Movie Review… on Rap Movie Review – The M… Rap Movie Review… on Rap Movie Review – How H… Rumors of a new Def Jam game – What I think.
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