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Baby Boy (VHS, 2001)

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This VHS bundle features the hit crime drama "Baby Boy" starring Tyrese Gibson and Snoop Dogg, directed by John Singleton. The film is rated R and has a signal standard of NTSC. The language of the film is English. The bundle also includes the classic rap movie "8 Mile" starring Ewan McGregor and featuring a cameo from Nelly. This movie is a must-have for fans of crime dramas and rap films. The studio behind these films is Columbia Pictures. Get your hands on this rare VHS bundle today! Please review all pictures for details and specs of the movies condition. The tables have been tested it works. If you have any questions please message me. Thank you.

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Director John Singleton (BOYZ IN THE HOOD, SHAFT) revisits to South Central L.A. with BABY BOY. Former Calvin Klein model Tyrese Gibson stars as Jody, a smooth-talking but immature black male who has children from two different women. One of them, Yvette (Taraji P. Henson), wants him to be faithful and move in with her, but Jody prefers his room at Mom's (A.J. Johnson) house, and his life of aimless womanizing and hanging out with neighborhood pal Sweet Pea (Omar Gooding). However, this childhood paradise seems about to destruct with the arrival of Mom's new ex-con boyfriend, Melvin (Ving Rhames). And when a dangerous former lover of Yvette's (Snoop Doggy Dogg in a nicely unsympathetic performance) gets out of jail and moves back in, the stage is set for Jody to either stand up like a man, or die in the attempt.Singleton tells the story in a series of vibrant vignettes, and though he supplies plenty of crowd-pleasing sex and violence, the focus remains on his characters. A rich score of old and new rap and R&B gives the film a nice boost, and Rhames is superb as the aging former thug trying to find happiness with Jody's mom.