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SuperFly | 2018 | R | - 8.7.10
A successful, suave Atlanta drug dealer (Trevor Jackson) decides he wants to do one last big deal before retiring. He faces complications though since he has to fight collaborators, a gang that's after him, a drug cartel, his former mentor and corrupt cops. Also with Jason Mitchell, Michael Kenneth Williams, Lex Scott Davis, Kaalan Walker, Esai Morales, Andrea Londo, Big Bank Black, Big Boi, Jacob Ming-Trent, Jennifer Morrison and Brian F. Durkin. Directed by Director X. A few lines of dialogue are spoken in Spanish with English subtitles and a few are spoken without translation or subtitles. [1:56]
SEX/NUDITY 8 - A man showers (we see his back, upper buttocks and abdomen), a woman drops her robe and joins him (her bare breasts, shoulders and back are shown) and they kiss, another woman enters the shower (her bare breasts, buttocks and back are also seen) and they have sex together: the man thrusts from behind one of the women, the two women kiss and we see the man lying on the floor with one woman straddling his crotch and thrusting and the other straddling his face. A woman performs oral sex on a man while he is driving (we see her head bobbing up and down) and he tells her to take off her top (we see her bare breasts).
► We see a video of several topless women (we see bare breasts and bare buttocks and they are wearing thong underwear) as a man snorts cocaine off one woman's bare back. Several men wearing swim trunks (their chests and abdomens are seen) are in a hot tub with topless women (bare breasts are shown). A topless woman bent over at the waist gyrates her bare buttocks toward a seated man in a club (we see bare breasts, abdomen and the side of her bare buttock and leg).
► Topless women wearing thong underwear are shown in several club scenes as they dance around men (bare breasts, bare buttocks, abdomens, backs and legs are shown). Many women wearing thong bikinis dance around poles and on stages in a club; we see cleavage, bare abdomens, legs and buttocks. Many women in a club scene wear low-cut and short dresses that reveal cleavage, bare abdomens, backs, and legs. A woman wears a low-cut dress that reveals cleavage. A woman wears a short top that reveals cleavage and bare abdomen. A woman wears a low-cut jumpsuit that reveals cleavage, bare shoulders and her upper abdomen. A woman wears a deeply cut top that reveals cleavage and bare upper abdomen. A woman wears a bikini under a cover up that reveals cleavage, bare upper abdomen and one leg to the upper thigh.
► A woman sits in a man's lap and they kiss. A woman kisses a man. A woman kisses a woman. Two women are shown sleeping in bed together (we see their upper back). A man touches a woman's clothed hip and buttock (she does not welcome his attention).
► A man tells another man that he knows that his woman is expecting a baby and that his girl on the side is also expecting a baby.
VIOLENCE/GORE 7 - A man is placed in a cylindrical machine according to his mother's orders and the door is locked (we hear him pleading and screaming for his mother not to do this), the machine is turned on and we see a thick liquid pour into a container (the man is presumably liquefied).
► Two men with automatic weapons shoot into a barber shop where several men are shot and killed (we see blood splatter and pool on the floor). Several men with guns break into a house and open fire with automatic weapons as a man and a woman inside shoot back at them; the woman is shot through the floor and we see her with a very bloody neck wound as she dies on the floor and the man and another woman throw flaming bottles of alcohol to surround the men so they can escape. Two men argue (one appears drunk) and one pulls a gun on the other, they fight briefly, two other men join in the fight and the gunman is knocked down; he gets up and shoots toward the other man hitting a woman in the distance in the abdomen (we see blood and she screams). Armed police move into a building and open fire killing many men inside (we see blood splatter and wounds on bodies). A police officer shoots into a car killing a man and a woman inside while yelling for them to take their hand off a gun (we do not see blood). A man holds a gun on another man while they talk, then shoots a third man twice (we see blood on his chest and abdomen) and his body is placed in a machine that liquefies it. We see several dead men outside a building (bloody bullets holes are evident).
► Two men fight with punches and kicks (one man has a bloody nose) and one man beats the other repeatedly with the man's own retractable baton (we see the man's arm break from a distance), and then kicks him in the face (blood sprays). Two women fight pulling each other's hair and wrestling on the floor until they are pulled apart by others that are watching. Two men fight with punches and throws and one holds the other in a chokehold. A man punches another man in the face and other men draw weapons on him. Two men argue when one man asks for money the other man owes him; men with guns stand nearby. Two men spar on a mat and punch, throw and kick each other. A man pins another man to a mat and holds him until he taps out (it's during a martial arts class). Two men take target practice with a variety of weapons.
► A woman holds a gun to a man's head and threatens to shoot him if a woman doesn't answer her questions. A man follows another man through a market until he is held at gunpoint, a bag is placed over his head and he is taken to a plane. A man answers a door wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a large automatic weapon.
► A man and a woman in a car speed away and are chased by two other cars, one flips on its side and we see the driver with a bloody head wound; the remaining cars speed through pedestrian areas and a park before one crashes into a statue and blows up (killing the driver, but we do not see him).
► Two men argue in several scenes. A man yells and punches his steering wheel in anger. Two men negotiate a drug deal. A man has a flashback to his mother yelling at him about the people he is associating with and the things he is doing (like drugs). Two men argue about one of them starting a war with another group of people. A woman asks a man, "Were you beaten as a child," and he replies, "All the time."
► Many mourners gather at a gravesite service and a woman cries and collapses next to a casket. We see caskets on display in a funeral home.
► A man in a fish market hacks a fish's head off with a cleaver. A man is shown with tattoos on his face.
LANGUAGE 10 - About 134 F-words and its derivatives, 2 sexual references, 62 scatological terms, 25 anatomical terms, 27 mild obscenities, 25 derogatory terms for African-Americans, name-calling (sloppy, white girls, fool, dirty, kingpin, rat, ruthless, crazy, stupidest, young blood, Leprechaun, messy, termite, fat, side chick, trick, dumb, emotional), exclamations (I swear, shut-up), 4 religious profanities (GD), 5 religious exclamations (e.g. God Is Great, Jesus, Lord Knows, Pray To God, God Is All Knowing). | profanity glossary |
SUBSTANCE USE - A woman and a woman snort cocaine off a knife blade, a man snorts cocaine off a woman's bare breasts, a brick of cocaine is found in a man's trunk by a police officer, a man places a bet with a package of cocaine, a packet of cocaine is placed under a hookah pipe in a bar and a man picks it up, a woman smokes a marijuana cigarette and drinks wine, and we see drugs being packaged and exchanged in several scenes. People drink champagne in a club in several scenes, a man appears drunk after drinking in a club (please see the Violence/Gore category for more details), people are shown drinking in a bar and smoking hookah pipes (it's not clear what they are smoking), a man and a woman drink wine with a dinner, people drink wine and champagne and smoke cigars at a party, a woman has an alcoholic beverage next to her and a man has a bottle of liquor next to him on a yacht, and people are shown drinking wine in an art gallery. A man and a woman smoke in a club (it's not clear what they are smoking), and several men smoke cigarillos and cigars in a few scenes.
DISCUSSION TOPICS - Drug dealing, hustling, relationships, the American Dream, pride, ego, greed, trust, Juarez, drug cartels, corruption, heroism, outrunning fate.
MESSAGE - Once you are in the drug trade it's hard to get out.
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