Set It Off
Cast :Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox
Director :F. Gary Gray
Studio :New Line Home Entertainment
Format :Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen
Released Date :November 06, 1996
DVD Released Date :February 03, 2004
Language :English (Dubbed), English (Subtitled), English (Original Language)
Audience Rating :R (Restricted)
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Customer Reviews
Rating
DateAugust 08, 2005
SummarySet It Off Review
Content
The is the best movie I have ever seen dealing with the following themes: Friendship, Loyalty and Trust. Even though the movie is about crime, these themes dominate the plot. The girls' commitment to each other and loyalty to their cause is very impressive. Also the director of the movie deals with these themes in a easy, playful and humourous manner, even though the girls' couse is a risky and dangerous one. This keeps the audience interested. There is no dull moment or lousy scene in this movie.

Rating
DateJuly 09, 2005
Summaryrobbing banks is cool
Content
I don't blame these four young women for being mad at the world cuase their dreams keep on being crushed part of the reason cause their black. One was fired from her bank for being accused of having something to with with the bank robbery all cause she knows the bank robbers another woman had her baby being taking away be the protective service for not looking after her child enough. Another woman's brother was kill cause the cops thought he was one of the bank robbers drawing a gun but instead it was champagn glass, even if he would of lived his sister still would of not been completely happy about things cause he decided to turn down college after she worked hard. And last but certanily not least the worstest woman of the group who just ack's like a guy kiss on her girlfriend and loves rap music. It was her idea to start robbing banks in the first place so the other bought into it. It made their lives way better then being janatiors cleaning things.

Rating
DateMay 04, 2005
SummaryEXCELLENT!!!!!
Content
AS A MALE MYSELF SEEING SO MANY MOVIES BASED ON VIOLENCE WAS ALWAYS WITH MEN BUT TO HAVE AN ALL STAR CAST DO IT IS EVEN BETTER AND SOME OF MY FAVORITE FEMALES I SAW THIS MOVIE WHEN IT FIRST CAME OUT AND STILL ENJOY IT TODAY. I SEE IT ON T.V ALOT BUT I SAID I HAVE TO GET THIS ON DVD JUST TO KEEP IT UP TO DATE. QUEEN LATIFAH 5 STARS ON HER ACTING AS WELL AS JADA PINKETT AND VIVICA A. FOX ALSO MY BABY WHO STARRED IN "DIARY OF A MAD BLACK WOMAN" SHE IS SO INTELLIGENT.

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS MOVIE YA'LL SO IF YOU DON'T OWN IT BUY IT BECAUSE IT'S STILL OFF THE HOOK!!!

BRANDON
FROM YONKERS, N.Y

Rating
DateJanuary 31, 2005
SummarySet it Off
Content
I really enjoyed this film and the different ways in which all of the main characters were portrayed. Cleo had a certain type of spice added to her character. It was very unexpected of her but she played the role really well. I think that if an individual didn't know her or at least know of her then they would have really believed that she was gay. T.T. played her role as well. She was the scary one of them all yet she knew when it was time to women up she was on top of things. I loved Frakie, for the simple fact that she didn't take no crap from anyone, she stood on her own two feet and did whatever it was that she needed to do. I commend Stonie for working hard and stepping up to the plate for her brother. She knew what had to be done and did it. Overall I truely enjoyed this film and there should be a sequel.

Rating
DateSeptember 20, 2004
SummaryFEMALE ACTION!!!!!!
Content
I LIKE THIS MOVIE IT HAS A LOT OF ACTION. YOU ADRENALINE WILL START RUSHING. YOU WOULD DEFINITELY GET AN ADRENALINE RUSH. I LIKE THIS MOVIE IT IS ABOUT A GROUP OF FRIENDS WHO ARE STRUGGLING AND THEY ROB A BANK TO TRY TO MAKE LIFE BETTER FOR THEMSELVES BUT END UP GETTING INTO A LOT OF TOUBLE, THIS IS A GOOD MOVIE I ENJOY IT. IF YOU LIKE ACTION THEN YOU WILL ENJOY THIS MOVIE. THIS MOVIE HAS QUEEN LATIFAH, VIVICA A. FOX, BLAIR UNDERWOOD, JADA PINKETT SMITH, AND MANY OTHERS THIS IS A GREAT MOVIE AND I ENJOY IT.
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