GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN' BAD MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted
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When I saw the main Villian having a meltdown because his life was being destroyed by a diss track, I just died laughing.
50 actually got shot for making the song ghetto Koran, supreme didn't like that and put a hit out on him
There's some truth between the bs. If you know 50's story you'd know that the villain is based on Supreme (a known drug dealer back in the day).
Sounds like Nicki Minaj tbh.
A diss track detailing murders you committed would make you lose it too. 😂😂
@@bigpoppa3999 So, whatever happened to "Supreme" the drug dealer??
50 Cent robbing a store without a mask is the realest aspect. That's how idiotic most "gangstas" do these days lol
Did you not realize what year it was.
@@christianbuissereth6608 doesn't matter the year it's still a thing now.
@@lenindominguez1986Why they call you 50 Cent? Because by the time I left the store, it's gonna be 50 cents left.
The animators for 50 Cent's Blood in the Sand game did a great job in recapturing how wooden his acting is within his own game.
Wait that game is real? I thought I imagined it
@@byronjefferson1697 Oh it's real... believe me.
Granted my PS3 copy looks like a bootleg with its crappy printer cover that the second hand store did on a whim to make it look visually noticable, but it exists.
Have you played Gears of War? If so, you've played Blood in the Sand for the most part lmao.
"Being your girlfriend is the highest honor I can possibly achieve." 😂 🤣
seeing Terrance Howard in the middle of the robbery saying I F*CKING LOVE YOU, i WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR YOU, I'M YOUR F*CKING MAN' was HILARIOUS! Like, THIS IS NOT THE TIME FOR THIS BS! hahahahahaaha
If these guys ever do a Bad Movie Roast of “Temptation: Confessions Of A Marriage Counselor”, it needs to be at least 3 parts, and Co-Host needs to be show up.
Hell I love it if all five of them reunited, Korey, Martin, Cyrus, Cargill and Co host. But sadly I think that will never happen
I have a list of Bad Movie Reviews I hope the DT Crew covers. Especially Thunder Warrior. Parts 1-3.
Yes please, I would love them to cover that movie
@Paranormal Didn’t the Cinema Snob already roast those?
You saying that made me think they should do Temptations the movie about the music group lol
It wouldn't be a bad movie review without Billy and his hilarious laughter. 😂
If I don’t see Billy in the first 40 seconds, I don’t watch the Bad Movie Reviews. Straight up.
@@aaronjohnson8490 isn't he in all of them?
@@Crunch_Buttsteak I’ve seen some without him. Can’t remember which. I still watch tho. It’s just significantly worse whenever he’s not there
The diss track was potentially destructive to his legit business investment (Murder Inc.) hence the meltdown.
That coupled with his unassailable gangster rep being assailed by a rapper of all people.
100 percent Billys augh could light up the darkest soul.
Korey imitating terrance howard never gets old lol
That wobbly voice... GENIUS! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Poor Billy trying to figure out if Terrence Howard was right or wrong and who he was right or wrong about
My favorite part of the whole movie. The fact that he was actually right trips me out to this day. Lol
Dumbest ending of all time "I have just the thing to stop him from dissing me in my city, imma show up backstage unarmed and tell him I killed his mom, that ll do it!!!" 🤣🤣🤣
Terrance Howard's philosophy came full circle. He was wrong for threatening a kid, but it was that tenacity that help him protect 50 cent throughout the movie. It's genius.
It's also a dog at Bangem Smurf
50 Cent saying "I'm a gangsta!" is the hip hop equivalent of Taran from The Black Cauldron constantly yelling, "I'm a warrior!!!" all through out the movie🤣🤣🤣
Or Nic Cage yelling “I’m a Vampire, I’m a vampire” down the street.
lol
Or Luke saying “I’m a Jedi Knight”
I'm a straight up geee!
The gangster life is the life for meee!
I clicked on this video for one thing and one thing only Korey's Terrence Howard impression and I was not disappointed.
lol it is the best
The most remarkable part of this movie is what Curtis Jackson has become in the TV/movie industry since this movie.
Power is his greatest achievement, the show and his character
He's obviously improved since then. His character in Power was really good.
BADD MOVIEE??? Sadly Yes.😂😂
Classic Album + Soundtrack?? Yes😂😂
I actually really like the opening to this film! 😅 whip your head boy playing so loud it’s shaking the wing mirrors! Now that’s gangster! 🤷♂️😂
Soundtrack is good.
Avengers who? Majestic said that diss track was so wicked it could destroy the MCU but just end up hitting Jarule😂😂
“He kills people but he trying to do the right” 😂😂😂😂😂
8 Mile is pretty much a "loose" origin story of Eminem, because if you do a side by side comparison with the actual backstory of Eminem you can easily see what's fictional & what's real. Not exactly sure, if Dr. Dre showed up at some point mysteriously like Nick Fury in the MCU.
He did mention that in the song forgot about dre
Never was an Eminem fan nor kept up with his music or watched that damn Mile movie. But that song Forgot about Dre reminded me of the White Rapper episode of Atlanta , I mean they did try with Vanilla Ice first , then perfect the next one.
@@DJKi2D Yeah you right.. even though I'm not the biggest fan of Eminem (The Media and his fans over hype him too much) I do have a few songs of his but yeah I super agree with you..
and as loose as 8 mile is it just barely captures some of Eminems rise to fame as a battle rapper in detroit, 50 cent's biopic is like 100% fake outside of maybe showing him making it in the rap business.
When I saw this in THEATERS the whole place would burst out in laughter whenever 50 Cent would deliver a line.
Lol
Now I want you to have Primm's Hood Cinema as a guest for the next you you do a bad "hood movie"😂
Nah, we don't need Korey constantly cutting off/talking over Primm destroying his momentum.
They already did..
23:16 Billy almost coughed himself to death right there.
I remember ditching high school with my friends and going around town looking for a theatre playing this so we could sneak in
The Lore behind the real events that unfolded before 50 blew up with Aftermath ( hustling, released “Ghetto Qu’ran”, The shooting, and eventually being blacklisted from labels after having been shot) isn’t far off
I was thinking that, only thing is off is the order they set it up.
The blacklisting came from the murder Inc beef. Irv Gotti had all the power back then. but it was their biggest mistake because 50 literally fell into Dre's and Em's lap. The rest is history.
@@bigpoppa3999 murder Inc was under Supreme
Yeah it is, the real story is far more interesting
Man I was obsessed with 50, I had this movie and the soundtrack on bootleg. I even had his video game Bulletproof on Xbox.
The sad part is that an actual 50 Cent biopic based in fact would have been much more compelling. Irv Gotti and Jimmy Henchmen are much more compelling people than that dumb ass villain in the movie. I guess at the time they couldn’t do they went for the glamorization bs.
Irv and ja r in the film but it was Supreme who is the main villain
Yup dude had a crazy life in reality but instead we got a GTA side mission here for a movie.
Yeah but then the movie would be showing how scummy the music industry actually is instead of glamorizing and misrepresenting music as the only way out from "the streets".
It would’ve been more funny to have Primm Hood Cinema on DT Bad Movie Roast talking Get Rich or Die Tryin’.
Has Primm ever been a guest? I know he’s come through the set before
Yeah This Movie Needs Someone Like Primm Hood Cinema 2 Roast. 😭 He Just Reviewed This Also With Juice.
Nah, Korey would just constantly cut off/talk over Primm ruining the vibe he normally emits on his own channel.
That Terrence Howard "right wrong" line is one of my favorites in any movie. Good for thought and catchy. My wife says it's how I think being a know it all.
I quote that line all the time, usually when I'm dead wrong 😅
Get rich or die tryin is a guilty pleasure movie of mine lmfao
I always Crack the fuck up when he says "I'm a gangsta Granpa, and I'm proud of it"
Every. Damn. Time
“A cautionary tale of the streets” lol
lol
"Now I can do my real master plan. Hip Hop record producing." 🤣 😂 🤣
😂😂😂😂
I only remember The Boondocks pirating movie episode parodying this by combining it with Soul Plane to much hilarious effect.
"Errebody freeze! I want you to know I'm Curtis Jackson, AKA 50 Cent; I will be your robber for tonight..." Literally rolling on the floor right now.
To be fair, I doubt it was the diss track that was the issue as much as the lyrics implicating Majestic in multiple crimes.
Bruh this is a hood classic, especially being a kid from the hood when this movie came out.
Yep..
Growing up in a Chicago suburb.. Don't be a Menace in South Central while Drinking your Juice in the Hood was our HC. 😂
"she always like this mane?"😂😂🤣
Billy’s laughter is so contagious 😂
You're absolutely right about seeing a culture through the eyes of the director. It would be like if someone from Asia directed the Godfather or Goodfellas without being from and understanding Italian culture.
To be fair that’s just jojo part 5 lol
Doesn't matter what culture you are from as long as you make a good movie tbh
@@donaldhysa4836 kind of does depending on what movie you're making.
@@fightingmedialounge519 It really doesn't. Movies are about entertaiment, not culture. Just consider the Kung Fu Panda movies for example. Are they a super duper accurate depiction of chinese culture? Fuck no. Are they hugely successful in China? Fuck yes!
@@donaldhysa4836 Except if a movie is meant to represent a culture, then the further away the filmmakers are from the culture, the more it's going to negativly impact the movie. Pretty ironic you mentioned kung fu panda considering the Chinese government have gone record they should have been able to make a movie like that. Also it's kind of dumb example considering those movies are about cartoon animals.
The Moment you realized that Raising Kanan is an Over the Top remake of this movie based on Fiddy's life
It’s not at all 😂
@@2011zbjr it is A LOT of similarities, the character Kanan is heavily based on 50's life just like the movie so you're going to have that. Then creative liberties are taken for each project
Who the hell is Fiddy?
@@telluhwatboy It's one of many nicknames people called him still to this day.
(Littile Wabble voice) “l f**king luh u mayne 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
The kid they have playing young Marcus in this movie would've been perfect as a young Kanye West in a biopic because he does look like a young version of him.
As ridiculous as this movie made it seem, the whole part where the bad guy was trying to stop Marcus from getting a record deal is close to what happened in real life. That bad guy character was based on the drug lord Supreme from 50 Cent’s neighborhood. At the time he was using Murder Inc as a legit revenue stream, and he and Irv Gotti tried to blackball 50 from the industry. The “Dangerous” rapper is based on Ja Rule. It wasn’t executed well at all in this movie, but it was based on that
Thank God yall reviewed this. This is one of me and my cousins favorite movies to laugh at. Movies hilarious
Some of this stuff did actually happen. 50 did make a song going into Supreme Mcgriffs business which may be one of the reasons he got shot. And on the villain being in the record business, Supreme did have ties to Ja rule’s record label and 50 did get black listed which was possible motive for the killing of Jam master jay who was working with 50 at the time 🤷🏽♂️
Fun Fact:
Marc John Jefferies, who played Young Marcus played as Michael Evers in Disney's The Haunted Mansion.
What’s funny is the kid that played young Marcus was also in Power and gets shot by 50 cent’s character Kanan…so he 🔫 himself I guess
I loved that moment, so meta....killing himself lol
“I’ll have my revenge 50, you’ll get yours!” 🤣🤣🤣
"SEIZE HIM!!"
'Ummmmm GangSTUH!'
- OG loc voice..
🤡 .. iykyk.. 😂
I enjoyed it for what it was, i did always joke about the " im a gangsta granpa and im proud of it" line
That shit so dumb I laughed ... It sounds like something that should be in Malibu's most wanted
My sister laugh her ass off whenever she watches this.. That line kills her each and every time..
I wish the crew can do a bad video game roast and talk about the 50 Cent game 🤣🤣
The first one or the "WHERE'S MY SKULL?!" one?
@@ItsTheFizz the first one lol
Bulletproof?
@@Voodooray007 yes which it's crazy because the game's plot is better than this movie
@@samuelclark1677 You know what? You got a point there.
Me personally, I really liked this film. Shocking it has like 16% on Rotten Tomatoes, whereas the audience score is like 70%.
Because the audience loves 50 cent. Plus let be real this movie wasn’t made for those critics at rotten tomatoes
I liked it when I was younger but it's not good
Totally agree mate
I mean it's enjoyable at times but it's not good and like others said it's not gonna appeal to rotten tomatoes crowd
@@Bigedub101 mate it ain’t Oscar worthy defo but shouldn’t be on a bad movie review with them taking the piss put it.
Its not Oscar winning but it’s definitely not a bad movie 😂.
You are the same person who thinks McDonald's and Wal-Mart are the best places in the world 😂
@@CarStreetGasGone naw, it wasn’t a “bad” movie though. It was cool.
I loved this movie I’m not gonna lie. It isn’t good but I loved it😂
True Not Bad At All 💯But If 50 Cent Had Writers Like He Does With Power. This Movie Could've Been Like A Raising Kanan Power Movie. Don't Get Why People Called This A "Fake 8 Mile".
@@CarStreetGasGone Not the best but I definitely there 😂. What’s wrong with those places?
When this movie came out, I couldn't picture him being anything but serious. Nowadays, 50 Cent would be awesome in a Comedy because he is always hilarious! He showed up in Spy but he needs a bigger role in a Comedy. Like Ice Cube in 21 Jump Street series.
So fun to see people defending this movie just because of nostalgia! Just because it's a "classic" doesn't mean it's not laughably bad
U talk a lot of shit
Yeah by time this came out I was in 20s and seen sooooo many of these cause someone I know or friends of theirs gonna have a type of this movie playing in the 90s and early 2000s... This was kinda too silly and almost parody of better ones
"We gotta feel sympathy for him when he gets shot 9 times" 🤣😂🤣
I remember sitting down to watch this way back on dvd and my little brother who was obsessed with 50 and G unit. I never let him forget.
He reads the title “Get rich or die trying. OH! I hope he gets rich!”
I died laughing at this silly child
Y’all should do a retro review on Hollywood shuffle 😂😂😂
Or Mo Money
Not only that, I would like to see a remake version of Hollywood Shuffle that retells new issues of Hollywood.
Now that we got the bad movie roast of this story, can we get the retro movie review from this genre?
Hustle & Flow
I'm glad most who are commenting agree this was a pretty decent film, I thought I was the only one.. lol
🚨THIS IS A CERTIFIED HOOD CLASSIC! 🚨
Billy's laugh will make you laugh harder than him 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I confused this movie with the game with 50 where he fought the Middle East xD
WHAT???!?!
I remember loving this movie as a kid, I'd have a rewatch it
Don't let their opinion of the film sway how you feel about it though.
I mean as a kid or teen it's probably good but in 20s when saw it and it's so Cliché and kinda boring to me cause I grew up in 90s and early 2000s whre these hood movies were dime a dozen and get tired of them too like Korey was...
@@Bigedub101 Same, this film was barely decent/subpar/meh.
Remember that time 50 Cent was making video games?
I was 14 when this came out; and this was THAT movie, everyone was going to see it 50 was at the top in the game. It was a big movement for the hip hop community during this time
I have no idea where to vote for the bad movie reviews but DT really needs to do a bad movie roast of ‘Air Bud: Golden Receiver’
Even If it's a "Bad" movie I still like it. This was back when 50 was on top of the world
still is bro.
The Massacre was out, everyone had Bulletproof, and we were drinking Vitamin Water because 50 sponsored it
Yep. True. He was at his peak. I used to love this movie .
If Only He Had Writers Like Nowadays. This Would Be Like Raising Kanan The Movie 😭💯
@@lenindominguez1986that's right
Though it is true that Hollywood leaned into this image of the "black struggle" I feel it is disingenuous to put the entire blame on "the man" for perpetuating this image.
Many black artists both before and after 50 cent not only leaned into this image but embraced it and built their entire brand upon the "gangster image".
These dudes sound like old men calling this movie harmful lmao
You're right about people of color from other parts of the world looking down on black Americans because of things like this movie. I dated a guy years ago whose parents were from Haiti. He told me that when he was a kid, he and his siblings were not allowed to hang out with or have friends that were black. His parents always told them "We didn't move here and go through what we did to make a better life for you just for you to bring yourselves down to that level." Yet his parents didn't really even know any black Americans, only knew other Haitians and white people.
I guess they don’t know this was loosely based on 50’s actual life. Some of these characters and situations are what happened to him.
Honestly speaking Terrence Howard was the best part of this movie.
Best actor in the movie
Terrence Howard is the best part of every movie he's in
He's a good actor..Tell u the truth people hate Movie 43 and Kate Winslet and Terrence Howard was the funniest to ME IN THAT MOVIE
@@Bigedub101 that one skit saved it for me
This is a prime example of double toasted not researching elenents of the movie.
Like what? Can you explain?
@@MrKrk221988 No if you don't know then it wasn't ment for you to know.
Fam it’s not that deep….it’s a pretty bad movie and what was suppose to be a semi-biopic just turned into a movie filled with the same black stereotypes when it comes to rap culture.
@JerseyNYC83 exactly I kinda know thr story and we know half that story is BS. They forget this a movie roast, not a stereotypical history lesson about more gangsta stereotypes
Anytime Billy is there and not Chris, it's awesome
The opposite for me. He’s very annoying
Whats's wrong with Chris? Lol
Damn...Billy and Chris make the show extra funny 😂 Why the hate?
@@OGMillyMillz_ man gtfoh billy barely interrupts and he only laughs at key moments chris voice is annoying asf
@@vinnysant0sdesouza341 Chris lately has been very annoying and at times hateful. On the Henry Cavill video it should be title Why Chris doesn't want him back NOT Double Toasted.
52:53 I got a sword 😂😂😂
5:37 Tales of the streets
9:21 old men about get butt whooped
9:46 I'm Gangsta 50 Cent
11:28 wink ain't gotta work Jackson
12:18 Oh! You a Weak man
12:50 Curtis is humiliated him
15:08 Take it outside man!
15:24 oh men!
15:49 Shut up robbers
18:30 wake up boys
18:44 Marcus his butt kicked
22:10 Surprise face
22:32 I wasn't talking to you
23:16 Billy laughing coughed up
24:28 I don't dance no more
26:00 wasted of Pizza
26:45 Billy calling on Bullcrap
29:48 Kill the mode
33:07 I didn't see that coming
34:32 Diss track war
35:20 Sorry boss
39:01 Duke what did you say?
40:22 mr. Potatohead you a god
42:08 whoa whoa
44:38 I will show you Crazy!
45:19 I get it men!
46:50 Ha ha got you
47:18 I will get you too
51:08 Murder!
52:56 Gun beats sword everytime
This movie is definitely not a bad movie. Classic Film.
Yup. I was genuinely surprised when he made this a "Bad Movie Roast".
Not the typical "gangsta" movie, but it isn't bad.
Nah, you guys just got shit taste
How is Corey not more famous? This show and 5150 with Corey Holcomb are so funny
I just realized they're both named Corey wow
I don't know why Bill Duke didn't direct the movie he was in and he couldn't do a better job
Because the studio probably wanted someone with cred. And Duke was probably seen as too black.
This movie a classic. Period. I'm kinda getting tired of Korey's BS on representation. Every black person aint an upstanding citizen. Get over it.
Majesty is basically Supreme water down and the light skinned rapper is supposedly Ja Rule 😂
GRODT is one of the best hip hop/ rap debut albums of all time!
I am curious if you guys can review "Exit Wounds" with DMX and Steven Seagal or " Romeo Must Die" I know your review will be good and entertaining!!
DMX and Seagal in the same movie!? I've never even hard about that
@@johnwerner69 man it's gold... I mean bad but good
@@johnwerner69 check out the trailer on TH-cam. The film came out in 2001.
50 not only did his story but Dylan's as well before he would spit fire with wyclef. True story for sure
This isn’t a bad movie lol
Funny part is some of the stuff they’re laughing really happened
44:00 Korey is talking about his brother I bet
"Show no love , love will get you killed"
This was a good movie all jokes aside this was a different time for hip hop I'm 27 now and I was in middle school when I seen this and looking back on it it's as dope as the 8MILE movie with Eminem the movie soundtrack was a banger hits all around you had 50Cent&Olivia BestFriend Cloud9 and We Both Think Alike 50Cent Mobb Deep with Nate Dogg Have a Party Window Shopper When it Rains it Pours don't sleep on the CD and movie it make you appreciate the mid 2000s hip hop scene. 😂 I knew Korry was going to go in on this movie do your thang everyone.
I can understand when u watch it as a teen but I was like 23 or so when it came out and it so grew up on 90s hood movies and kinda like Korey by then I was tired of then too
47:13 Sped-Up Wilhelm Scream 😂
I'll forever love SOUL PLANE 🤣🤣😂
Curious where the Wendell and Wild review was... I heard that you guys reviewed it with the interview just curious where it is because I know Korey liked it c:
"Mr. Potatohead your like a God to me"😂😂
I think this is my favorite BMR of y'all's ever.
As funny as the movie is, a lot of this is loosely based on true events. When supreme got out of prison he tried to leave the life of drugs and get into the hip hop industry. When 50 made the song ghetto quran, he took shots at supreme and it caused him to have more legal issues, so he put the hit out on 50 which got him shot 9 times. In the movie it seems like Majestic is supposed to either be Supreme, or Supreme’s cousin prince. The movie is just a super cartoonish version of what actually happened. IMO, i think that majestic is supposed to be prince and Levar is supposed to be supreme. Cause in Ghetto Quran he says preme was the business man and prince was the killer.
Also, when preme got arrested, prince went to war with the Dominicans over drugs and territory, and during this time Levar is locked up and majestic is causing chaos.
Marcus - 50 cent
Levar - Supreme or Fat Cat
Majestic - Prince (maybe preme if Levar is fat cat)
Dangerous - Ja Rule
Preme was based off Irv Gotti
YESSS I WAS WAITIN FOR THIS🤣🤣🤣
Script:
1.) lady falls in love.
2.) steps in pizza in someone's apartment
3.) makeout scene
4.) pregnant
Yoo you guys @34:45 you need to look up 50 cent song The Ghetto Quran. This part was actually close to real life.
50 made one of the best shows ever....Power. Imo none of the spin offs have matched the first season. 50s rival is named Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje he also played in The Mummy Returns as Loch-Na he played King Croc in Suicide Squad & Kahega in Congo. Other films Included Ace Ventura When Nature Calls The Thing 2011 Trumbo Unstoppable & others
Power has more than 1 season that's good
@@ninjanibba4259 tommy season is good. I can't stand tarqi so i didn't watch his & wasn't interested in Kanaans
@@chanelhenderson8460 Kanan is....fine the actors are good but the storylines are average, Juke and his mom are good characters, haven't seen season 2 yet, and Tariq is just dumb, the show is trying WAY to hard to make him like Ghost, not to mention he doesn't have the charisma to lead the show so it feels awkward, Mary J is good and the other characters are too, the actor for Bobby Brown is the one carrying it tbh
Tommy I'll get to eventually
Have a heart in the middle of a robbery. 😆 😆 😆
No joke. I forget who said that 50 Cent's life itself is like a Hollywood script. Things that most people won't survive. Can't forget his run when he was a mixtape king. Sidenote: Would love DT to review 8 Mile. Will never forget my experience in the theater. Huge Hip Hop crowd and we reacted with the oohs and ahs when the battles took place.
@@lenindominguez1986 Word up! Would love if there's more Hip Hop related films of that high caliber. Probably missing one, but what comes to mind immediately of the last High Full Price one may be "Straight Outta Compton."
@@lenindominguez1986 I'm bugging. Got to mention Wu Tang: An American Saga. Yes, definitely some elements of the show that are dramatized but absolutely engrossing.
@@lenindominguez1986 Highly recommend. Full Price in my opinion. Especially if you're a Wu head.
My soon to be ex-wife is a big fan of this movie. So much so that she did the same thing the love interest did when she saw Marcus years later. She dumped me for a gangsta 💔 lol. I saw Get Rich Or Die Tryin in theaters on opening day. Later that day after seeing the movie. The local news reported a shooting that happened in the lobby of same theater I saw it and the theater pulled the movie from that theater the next day.
Students at my high school wouldn't shut the hell up about this movie then I finally saw it and wondered "That's it? What was this?"
2005 brought its best, but sweet Jesus did it also bring its worst.
Everything falls apart is 50 best movie it's a true story and he took it seriously no bs or mumbling too much