Hip hop loves movies, not only do you have groups like Wu-Tang having their styles influenced by kung fu flicks, but you've got rappers like Will Smith, Ice Cube, and LL Cool J developing full fledge movie careers. But even if Common or T.I. isn't making an appearance in the movie, HipHopDX will still be there to tell you whether or not to spend your hard earned money on it or just cop the 30 new Lil' Wayne mixtapes that just dropped.

X.O. The Movie Experience November 27th, 2001 - | DVD Release | Comments: 0

Following the recent trend of Hip Hop acts filming themselves on and off stage and putting all that footage onto DVD (Up In Smoke Tour, Backstage) comes The Liks and their X.O. The Movie Experience. The Liks (J-Ro, Tash, and E-Swift) star in 72 minutes of performances, partying and an endless parade of girls. Also appearances by Xzibit, Kurupt, Daz Dillenger, Defari and many more make it a fairly decent DVD. Special Features: - Dolby Digital 5.1 - An Alkaholiks Drunken Commentary Track - Interactive Menus - PS2 Compatible - Bonus Scenes including Video For Anotha Round - Barcode Featuring Xzibit and More

Thirteen Ghosts November 1st, 2001 - | Theatre Release | Comments: 0

What was the last really good horror movie you saw? And no. You can't count Battlefield Earth...The likelihood of you choosing something from the past five or six years is slim. The reason for that is simple: Hollywood is just too freakin' lazy for its own good. Movies like this slick revisit to William Castle's classic sound scary enough--a family (Shannon Elizabeth, of America Pie fame, plays a voluptuously untalented daughter) inherits a spectacular house with a noisy basement from an eccentric uncle (F. Murray Abraham)--but about 40 minutes into the wiggles and shrieks, things get cornier than that buttery $6 barrel you just purchased at the

Shrek November 6th, 2001 - | DVD Release | Comments: 0

The fun and light-hearted Shrek is a wonderfully computer animated movie in its own right but it is also a comical send-up of most other animated movies out there (ahem...Disney). Dreamworks and Pacific Data Imaging do a good job at poking fun at the standard animated kid's film. Which is why the movie works both with kids and adults. There fun for everyone in this film. Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) is a big ogre who lives alone in the woods, feared from all the people in the land of Duloc. When Lord Farquaad (John Lithgow), the ruler of Duloc, exiles all the fairy-tale

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