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Reincarnated

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Rapper Snoop Dogg immerses himself in the Rastafarian culture and changes his name to Snoop Lion as he makes his first reggae album.

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Larushka Ivan-Zadeh metro.co.uk 09/01/2017
2/5
Anything beyond 'Jah' and 'peace and love' is lost in a fog of weed but classic moments such as a perma-stoned Snoop trying to scrump a grapefruit off a tree are unintentionally hilarious. Go to Full Review
Robbie Collin Daily Telegraph (UK) 03/22/2013
1/5
You suspect the camera crew returned from Jamaica with about 20 minutes of usable footage. Go to Full Review
Derek Malcolm London Evening Standard 03/22/2013
2/5
One can't help thinking that if you've tasted all the spoils it is much easier to give the sweet life up - while still riding around in a Rolls, of course. Go to Full Review
Tom Watson CineVue 02/13/2019
3/5
For a film endeavouring to chronicle a 41-year-old stoner attempting to soberly walk down the path of enlightenment, Capper's Reincarnated ultimately loses track in the presence of stardom. Go to Full Review
T'Cha Dunlevy Montreal Gazette 03/28/2013
3/5
The film is most convincing as a musical travelogue, drifting through clouds of weed smoke toward some form of Doggy-Lion enlightenment. If not taken too seriously, it's kind of a blast. Go to Full Review
Malcolm Jack The List 03/25/2013
2/5
All told - and this film knows exactly who its audience is - a reminder of what famously enriching company habitual stoners are. Go to Full Review
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11/21/2017 Snoop Dogg seems likeable and at first I was interested in his story, but the whole thing is just a blatant marketing attempt and, most importantly, I couldn't TAKE the endless parade of hideous adidas tracksuits. How they every convinced anyone that shit looks good I'll never know. I gave up halfway through, about 10 tracksuits in. (Flavoring via Emirates t-shirts occasionally). See more 02/15/2017 This was much better than I thought it was going to be. If you are a fan of Snoop, reggae, Bunny Wailer or Jamaican culture, watch this, you will laugh, and get some insight. See more 09/04/2014 I little insight into snoops smoking and lion world See more 05/13/2014 I've been wondering how to review this for a while since I finished it. On one hand, Snoop Dogg is a lovable, funny, wildly intelligent character that lights up the screen but on the other the whole 'movie' feels a little unguided and pointless. As a piece of entertainment, Reincarnation is a fun 1hr38m but as a solid documentary it all feels a bit faded...and not in the good way. See more 02/18/2014 This had a chance for greatness but just doesn't get there. Snoop is a greatly interesting character on a journey. Too bad they didn't take a good producer along with them. It's just a let-the-cameras-run doc. Whenever things can really be revealing they back away. Kind of interesting as a bts movie, but it misses out overall. See more 02/17/2014 I loved seeing the roots of the Rastafarian religion in Jamaica but I'm not too sure if Snoop Dogg excuse me Snoop Lion is really that committed. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Rapper Snoop Dogg immerses himself in the Rastafarian culture and changes his name to Snoop Lion as he makes his first reggae album.
Director
Andy Capper
Producer
Suroosh Alvi, Ted Chung, Snoop Dogg
Distributor
Vice Films
Production Co
Snoopadelic Films
Rating
R (Some Sexual Content|Pervasive Drug Use|Language)
Genre
Documentary, Music
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Mar 15, 2013, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 5, 2016
Runtime
1h 36m
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