
Lose Yourself in This Movie
8 of 8 people found this review helpful.
This movie presents a hardcore, real-life account that will open your eyes to the prices that are paid for fame.
Even if you don't care for Marshall Mathers' (a.k.a. Eminem) music, his break-through movie qualifies as one of the best dramatic, true-to-life flicks you'll see. It's especially eye-opening for those of us who don't live near a metropolis and never really see people living and dealing with poverty like the main character, Jimmy "Rabbitt", does in this movie. Other than being a darn good drama, this movie serves as a reminder as to just how hard some people have to work to make it in this world.
Jimmy Smith has been born and raised in a poor lifestyle in inner-city Detroit. He battles with his dependent mother, her young, hot-headed boyfriend, his job, and his friends, all while aspiring to be a famous white rapper in a predominately black atmosphere. Along the way to his dreamed stardom, he faces problems with girls and friends, strong competition, and his own self-confidence problems. Because this movie mirrors the life of it's main actor, Eminem, the viewer has the opportunity to be touched by the real life account in a way that few other movies presents.
Buy or see this movie if you want to be entertained by a dramatic, true to life account of one of the most controversial rappers. But you may want to think twice if profanity bothers you.
Review ID: 10000000001911225

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