Slamma Jamma
Slamma Jamma
PG | 24 March 2017 (USA)
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Wrongfully accused and sent to prison, a former basketball star prepares for the national slam dunk competition while finding redemption in himself and in those he loves.

Reviews
Chris_Kalhoun

I'm not connected or affiliated to this movie in any way so a completely unbiased review here. Didn't really know what to expect with it but aside from a feeling of a b-rated execution, the story had substance and merit with a decent somewhat predictable plot. The dialogue was decent, not great. The directing might have been the weakest part of the film by not getting the most from the scenes and some rough acting from some of the supporting cast but the mains were good. Overall it had some very solid morales and comes across pretty authentic in its story and the hardships of coming back from prison. If you can look past the B-rated execution, it's a solid movie that deserves props for telling the story right.

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jemma_98_99-1

What a wonderful concept and a film that should be seen by everyone....bought this on amazon and wept like a little baby....very touching....uplifting....it really does make you 'soar' at the end....kudos to everyone who made this film....may the prince of peace bless you mightily people!

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Misha Collins

Thanks to Chris Staples and the G-man - Michael Irvin - the movie is better than expected and worth watching. It has enough of everything to not bore any member of the family tears. In fact, it may (depending on your interest in slam dunking) become a sort of cult classic on ESPN or something. I don't think Slamma Jamma is a masterpiece in any shape or form, but it is an enjoyable film. I do agree that it is predictable, the plot is nothing particularly special and the ending especially doesn't really hold any surprises. But it is nicely filmed, with cinematography and pretty scenery and the music is pleasant. The script is good on the most part, there are some humorous parts but it is also somewhat touching, and the director Tim Chey pitches the humour and melodrama at the right level. And the acting is spirited ****1/2

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Nicholas Turner

This gets my vote for the best movie of all time!! I know, it sounds crazy to say that about a basketball movie, but to me, this film has more drama, truth, realism & emotion than a thousand Hollywood movies put together. I've seen it over and over at the theater, and it never ceases to gladden my heart to see this moving story. The scene where Michael's mom dies left me in tears. For me, this is one of the rare movies that I never wanted to end. 10/10.

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