Drumline Blu-Ray Movie

Drumline

List Price	$29.99 (You save $18.34)
Studio	20th Century Fox
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	80777
CD Universe Part number	7777392
Catalog number	2256335
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 27, 2009
Rating	PG-13 (MPAA)
Rating Reason	innuendo and language
Running Time	127 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Dubbed; DTS Sound
Movie Details	Color; DTS Digital Surround Sound; Widescreen; Dubbed; DTS Sound; Checkpoint; Sensormatic

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Drumline Movie Review

4 stars Made a great gift!
My husband has tried to watch "Drumline" many times when it was broadcasted on television, but as always interrupted. I surprised him with the DVD and he sat to watch it right away. It was the first I had seen it, the musical performance is outstanding!
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4 stars good film
un rated edition on this dvd was worth the view
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5 stars Great Drumming
This is a great film with an excellent band expecially the drumming. Brilliant!!!
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3 stars Great
Drumline was outstanding. It brought back a lot of memories seeing my old campus, Clark Atlanta University on the big screen! This movie puts African American colleges and universities in a very positive light!
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3 stars Dotted "line"
Another Cinderella (or is it "Rocky"?) story this time dealing w/ the world of college marching bands. A freshman student at A&T University gets a top spot in the percussion section of the school's band only to lose the spot because of his attitude & his inability to read sheet music. The story is so familiar, I could see the ending of the film while I was viewing the middle of it. The acting is so-so. It was hard for me to believe Orlando Jones as Dr. Lee because of his inconsistent resume of past film roles he has had (not to mention the nightmarish talk show he had on FX). The love story plot line brought the film to a sputter (Nick Cannon came across as one of the punk-ass Wayans bros., who couldn't pick up a dime let alone the female romantic lead of the film!). The big theme of this film is, drumroll please, ... reading is fundamental! The band action is amusing & interesting at best but, where the film is supposed to soar (i.e. any "Rocky" movie) it just coasts like a car going down a big hill.
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