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In the Mix(480P)

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Yes! This movie was extremely horrible! It was a total waste of my $6.75! I fell asleep during parts of the movie. But number #2 on the worst movies list? That is a bit of an exaggeration. Any movie with fly KD Aubert in it cannot be that bad! If Usher would have ended up with KD instead of that Italian girl, then this movie wouldn't have even made it on the bottom 100 list! I'm still upset at a scene from the beginning of the movie when Usher's little sister spoiled his fun and made KD walk out on him. It was cool to see Kellie Williams (Laura Winslow) playing the fitness instructor in this movie. I wish she would have had more lines. This movie was too violent to be rated PG13. It should have been rated R.

You can't possible give higher than 2 out of 10 for this movie. To make it short, this movie is strawberry shortcake dipped in a pot of sewage water. Some of you might know a movie named "From Justin to Kelly" inspired by the successors of American idol show. Words cannot describe how terrible that movie was. I don't know what inspired these movie makers to produce another horrible music artist related movie but oh boy...this genre has got to be burned down. This movie isn't bad, this movie isn't terrible. This movie is a war-crime.

Despite what others are saying, I think In the Mix was a very good movie. It just shows that Usher is a man of many talents. Singing, Dancing, and now Acting. Usher and the young lady playing Dolly had had a chemistry in the movie that would make you believe they were a real couple. The fact that she was the daughter of a mob boss and drama that unfolded with him and the other mob group just gave the movie a little extra flavor. Bottom line, I enjoyed the movie very much, would have gone to see it again if I would have had the time, and I can't wait for it to come out on DVD so I can add it to my collection. Usher deserves his props for this one!

Let me just say that I was surprised when I saw "In the Mix" settling down in the Bottom 100. Surprised, but not in a bad way. I'm just glad that people see this movie as what it is, and not "how famous Usher is" or "how good we WISH this movie was" Because, to put it bluntly, I went in the theater expecting junk, and junk is what I got. I don't think that there is anyone out there who expected great things from Usher, but I most certainly did not expect the worst movie that I have ever seen. So, let's go over why this movie was so bad. Firstly, the acting is quite dreadful. Usher acts like a robot, and sometimes almost forgets to show emotion. Emmanuelle Chriqui is not half bad, and neither is the supporting cast, but Usher's artificial acting spoils all of their efforts. The plot is nothing original, but nothing incredibly awful. With some different acting, hey, I might actually be able to sit through 95 minutes of it without getting close to crying at the pathetic attempt at a movie. So, here's what I recommend: Don't watch the movie at all (unless you're one of those people who try to watch really bad movies just to see how bad they are) If you MUST watch it, wait for it to come out on DVD, and rent it. Or wait for a stupid friend of yours to buy it, and borrow it. Make sure that you do not waste any money on this piece of junk. If you want what's best for you, spare yourself, and don't watch it at all.

Of all the movies that have come out in 2005, many are great pieces of cinematic work: for instance, Peter Jackson's "King Kong" is one. And this, well? Just pure genius. That's all I have to say about that. Now, many believe music stars are better in the recording studio than in a movie studio or on a movie set, but this, man, this is not your "Crossroads" or your "From Justin to Kelly." Thanks to Usher, "In The Mix" is sure to be a good movie to see by yourself, your friends, your neighbors, or better yet, your family. I would highly recommend "In The Mix" for a smooth, yet funny, type of viewing pleasure. Enjoy it. My vote: 10 out of 10

This movie is about as good as what would have been found in the toilet anyway! Perhaps the most racist movie I have seen in my life. Examples: 1. Usher's favorite restaurant is a fried chicken place, where he orders "the usual", which turns out to be...you guessed it, fried chicken and collard greens 2. Although neither Usher nor his friends are gangsters in the movie, it seems that the only things black people use as currency during card games are guns. 3. "I heard black men can dance" 4. All Italians are mobsters. 5. I like Usher's little minstrel show dance at the end of the movie. Overall, I was disappointed with myself for donating any money to this racist cause. I will never again watch an Usher movie unless he puts on blackface and admits that In the Mix was about as racist as the KKK would hope it to be.

'In the Mix' has Usher playing Darrell, who happens to be at the right place at the right time. That depends on how you look at it. He takes a bullet for Dolly (Emmanuelle Chriqui), a mafia princess. As a result, he becomes her bodyguard. Then the trouble starts happening. This movie was not especially great. It is fun at times, but not by much. The acting is not great and the plot is very predictable. None of the characters have much personality. Anthony Fazio who plays Dolly's brother is annoying. It is kind of like 'My Bodyguard' meets 'The Sopranos', only a little milder and not nearly as good. I thought the best part was Rufus the bulldog. He was the funniest part of the movie and he is only in three scenes. I would not go to this unless you really want to see Usher.