Blu-ray Review: All Things Fall Apart
The only impressive aspect was 50 Cent’s dramatic weight loss to play a cancer-stricken football star.
February 25, 2012
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The only impressive aspect was 50 Cent’s dramatic weight loss to play a cancer-stricken football star.
A spaghetti samurai film? Well executed action genre film with surprising depth in its simplicity.
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