GhettoPhysics: Will the Real Pimps and Hos Please Stand Up?

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GhettoPhysics: Will the Real Pimps and Hos Please Stand Up?

R

2010

1h 34m

Drama

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The relationship between pimps and ho's is used to show how power is wielded throughout the world.

Kevin Thomas

Los Angeles Times

10/21/2010

2.5/5

The film's notion that an understanding that life on the street works much like it does in the corridors of the highest levels of politics, government, religion and the military has much merit, but GhettoPhysics undercuts its approach...

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Tim Cogshell

Boxoffice Magazine

10/12/2010

3/5

If this film is nothing else (and it may be nothing else) it's funny and (ironically) fundamentally true.

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Tom Long

Detroit News

10/08/2010

C

It's all low budget and inventive, and mildly impressive if far too repetitive and ultimately fuzzy.

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Fr. Chris Carpenter

Movie Dearest

10/24/2010

B

Smart if sometimes overbearing...provides considerable food for thought.

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Corey Hall

Metro Times (Detroit, MI)

10/22/2010

C

The argument: All human power dynamics come down to the basic street hustle

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Karina Longworth

L.A. Weekly

10/21/2010

It's basically the stuff of a Bill Maher monologue, knocked down a few reading levels and spun into a low-budg gonzo smorgasbord of brashly tacky styles. Bleep became a cult hit, and so could this -- of the WTF?-camp variety.

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04/05/2012

From the people who brought you "What the Bleep Do We Know" this is a wildly entertaining, often funny, and thought provoking documentary about reaching your full potential. Presented in both a comical and serious manner. While aimed at an urban audience, there is much food for thought here for all to enjoy.

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11/04/2010

If you can get past the first 15 minutes of cheese, the movie is great and interesting

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11/02/2010

Okay lemme just say, much food for tought. A Change fo me means: STOP SCREWING AROUND, get the fuck together and find a FUCCKKKKKING SOLUTION to SAVE this Globe. The fucking Mankind haz been screwing it forward and backward decades ago, if it hits back NO WONDER!

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10/29/2010

From the people who brought you "What the Bleep Do We Know" this is a wildly entertaining, often funny, and thought provoking documentary about reaching your full potential. Presented in both a comical and serious manner. While aimed at an urban audience, there is much food for thought here for all to enjoy.

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10/12/2010

I saw this movie this past weekend with my friends, thought it was pretty good!!!

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10/12/2010

Don't let the name scare you. You may be Motivated, Educated, and Inspired!

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Synopsis

The relationship between pimps and ho's is used to show how power is wielded throughout the world.

Producer: Scott Altomare, William Arntz, Raymond E. Brown
Screenwriter: William Arntz, Raymond E. Brown
Production Co: Ghetto Physics 101 Productions
Rating: R (Language|Some Sexual References)
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Oct 8, 2010, Limited
Box Office (Gross USA): $10.1K
Runtime: 1h 34m