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The New York Times
State Property is an urban 'gangsta' film following the main character 'Beans' played by multi-talented Beanie Sigel. The movie follows Beans' crew - ABM (All Bout' Money) in a spiralling whirlwind of action in the urban inner city.
In an attempt to 'take over' the ... Read review
The streets of Philly are about to run red with blood and white with coke as the hottest ... more
gangster on the East Coast calls the shots from the inside of a jail cell. Hardcore Kingpin Beans (Beanie Sigel) doesn't care if he's locked down in solitary confinement, the 'hood belongs to him'.Out for revenge against the renegade Harlem gangster who iced him (Damon Dash), Beans joins forces with flashy Miami playboy Loco (N.O.R.E.) to find the criminal mastermind who betrayed them all. Friends become enemies and enemies become dead as the City of Brotherly Love explodes into a bloody jailhouse riot.
This time everything is on the line. Philly 'gangsta' Beans (Beanie Sigel) is back and ... more
badder than ever in this sizzling-hot sequel to the smash hit State Property. In State Property 2 Beans is stuck doing hard time in the State Penitentiary while his loyal crew ABM tries to do business without him. He teams up with fellow con Pollo Loco (N.O.R.E.) and when they reclaim their crews and hit the street all hell breaks loose! Friends become enemies and enemies become dead in this action-packed mystery... with a final twist that will blow your mind! And with hilarious performances by Ol' Dirty Bastard Cam'ron and Omarah the laughs fly by as fast as the bullets.
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Production Year: 1964 - Action/Adventure - Director: Cyril Endfield - Original Language: English - Classification: Parental Guidance - Starring:Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins, Ulla Jacobsson, James Booth, Michael Caine, Nigel Green
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Advantages: A fantastic DVD and worth the buy, has great rewatch value! Disadvantages: Only suits a certain audience!
...York Times
State Property is an urban 'gangsta' film following the main character 'Beans' played by multi-talented Beanie Sigel. The movie follows Beans' crew - ABM (All Bout' Money) in a spiralling whirlwind of action in the urban inner city.
In an attempt to 'take over' the city Beans meets alot of problems, between pleasing his family, rival gangs and his own homies. The film begins in a strip bar as Beans and his ... ...for serious money.
As they continue their search they begin to recruit more and more members of their crew, taking out any opposition in their way with their trademark saying 'Get down or lay down'.. They begin a relentless charge for fortune and eventually find trouble when they come up against the citys most notorious crew run by Untouchable J played by Jay-z.
Jay-Zs crew manage to kidnap Beans' wife and ransom her ... more
''A banquet of mob mayhem with Hip-Hop Seasoning''.. The New York Times
State Property is an urban 'gangsta' film following the main character 'Beans' played by multi-talented Beanie Sigel. The movie follows Beans' crew - ABM (All Bout' Money) in a spiralling whirlwind of action in the urban inner city.
In an attempt to 'take over' the city Beans meets alot of problems, between pleasing his family, rival gangs and his own homies. The film begins in a strip bar as Beans and his friend discuss their future, it is evident they are searching for serious money.
As they continue their search they begin to recruit more and more members of their crew, taking out any opposition in their way with their trademark saying 'Get down or lay down'.. They begin a relentless charge for fortune and eventually find trouble when they come up against the citys most notorious crew run by Untouchable J played by Jay-z.
Jay-Zs crew manage to kidnap Beans' wife and ransom her for a hefty sum. Beans decisions prove to have severe consequences.
The film has a great script with some talented up and coming actors. A fun, exciting and emersive film.
4 Music Videos, Directors Commentary, Behind The Scenes Featurette, Deleted Scenes, Cast Auditions, Dancer Auditions, Sneak Previews, Scene Selection, Interactive Menus
Aspect Ratio
Anamorphic Wide Screen
Sound
Dolby Digital 5.1
Dubbing Sound
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
DVD Description
Rapper Memphis Bleek and his Roc-A-Fella crew star in this gritty urban crime drama based on actual events. Determined to make big cash, local Philly thug Beans (Beanie Siegel) forms a gang he dubs the A.B.M. (All 'Bout Money) and declares that all his rivals better "get down or lay down." Bleek, Jay-Z, Omillio Sparks, Freeway, and Damon Dash are some of his friends and enemies along the way. Beans earns plenty of cash, and a nice home in the suburbs for his family, but like all movie gangsters he doesn't know when to quit. The body count rises, his old lady (Sundy Carter) gets kidnapped, and incarceration threatens when a surviving victim decides to rat Beans out to the cops. First-time director Abdul Malik Abbot smartly eschews any morality, romance or phony glamour in favor of a practical, no-nonsense, sex-and-violence approach. The film's real strength, however, is the naturalistic performances of the actors and their ease with the quotable, expletive-rich dialogue. STATE PROPERTY should delight viewers schooled in rap music and gangster films, but others may find themselves needing subtitles to decipher the thick slang. It's filmed on digital video, blown up to 35mm for theatrical release.
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