| Hip 
                    Hop Music also know as rap music has come a long way through 
                    the years from Sugar Hill Gang, Kurtis Blow, Eric B and Rakim 
                    to Run Dmc and now Wu Tang Clan, Buster Rhymes, and Biggie 
                    Smalls. We also saw movies about the music and people like 
                    Krush Grove, Breakin, and House party. Movies about hip-hop 
                    and life on the street called Beat Street. They was a whale 
                    ago time changes so music the area of rap music has climb 
                    to an outstanding level but some of the music is not want 
                    was meant to be now we have gangster rap. So in the time of 
                    this we need a movie to tell the story of rap now days and 
                    here it’s comes Black & White, which is the new film from 
                    director James Toback, he also wrote the screenplay.  Black 
                    and White" stars (in alphabetical order) Scott Caan, Robert 
                    Downey Jr., Stacy Edwards, Gaby Hoffmann, Allan Houston (of 
                    the New York Knicks), Jared Leto, Marla Maples, Method Man, 
                    Joe Pantoliano, Bijou Phillips, Claudia Schiffer, William 
                    Lee Scott, Brooke Shields, Ben Stiller, Eddie Kaye Thomas 
                    and Elijah Wood, as well as Power and Raekwon of the popular 
                    hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan. In addition, "Black and White" 
                    features appearances by Mike Tyson and "Rush Hour" director 
                    Brett Ratner as themselves the story is about an high school 
                    hipster Charlie (Bijou Phillips) and her friends start hanging 
                    out with Harlem's aspiring rap artist Rich Bower (Power) and 
                    his group, the American Cream Team, each faction starts to 
                    ponder the other's true motivation. Fascinated by this collision 
                    of cultures, documentary filmmaker and former rich girl herself 
                    Sam Donager (Brooke Shields) attempts to capture the phenomenon 
                    on camera with the help of her intriguingly unhinged husband 
                    Terry (Robert Downey Jr.).  Meanwhile, 
                    NYPD detective Mark Clear (Ben Stiller) wants revenge on his 
                    heartless ex-girlfriend Greta (Claudia Schiffer), who dumped 
                    him for Dean (Allan Houston), a black star basketball player 
                    and friend of Rich Bower. Before long, everyone wants something 
                    from someone else. As the chain of casual acquaintance comes 
                    full circle, worlds collide -- black and white, wealthy and 
                    wanting, uptown and downtown -- until it becomes clear that 
                    nobody is really who they seem to be. In life everyone is 
                    judge by their color of their skin or how much money people 
                    have and everyone is out to hurt everyone else which is a 
                    shame if you ask me.  Black 
                    & White has a lot of issues which need to be address we know 
                    we heard it before but maybe the way the director showed it 
                    maybe it will change some people thinking and acting. Some 
                    of the basic issue that is associate with hip hop music are 
                    drugs, violence, sex and money which is destroying the hip-hop 
                    world. This movie will make you see that this world we all 
                    live in is really mess up and we all need to change. The old 
                    saying goes can we all just get along we all will be here 
                    for a long time and everyone please loves each other not hate 
                    each other.  This 
                    was a great film the cast was outstanding and the story was 
                    hard hitting and came right to the point don’t miss this film 
                    it’s one of the best this year  © 
                    Paul Perkins The 
                    King's Room |