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As smart, funny, and trenchant as writer-director-star Chris Rock's best standup work, Top Five is a career highlight for its creator -- and one of the comedy standouts of 2014. Read critic reviews
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Top Five videos
Top Five: Official Clip - Cheating Together
Top Five: Official Clip - Radio Stank
Top Five: Official Clip - Return to Stand up Comedy
Top Five: Official Clip - DMX Sings "Smile"
Top Five: Official Clip - Ho Sleep
Top Five: Official Clip - My Boyfriend's Boyfriend
Top Five: Official Clip - I Can't Call You That!
Top Five: Official Clip - You Have to Choose Me!
Top Five: Official Clip - Grocery Store Rampage
Top Five: Official Clip - Who's the Funniest?
Top Five: Trailer 1
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Movie Info
Though he began in stand-up comedy, Andre Allen (Chris Rock) hit the big-time as the star of a trilogy of action-comedies about a talking bear. Andre is forced to spend the day with Chelsea (Rosario Dawson) a profile writer for the New York Times, whose film critic has just panned Andre's passion project about the Haitian Revolution. Unexpectedly, Andre opens up to Chelsea, and as they wind their way across New York, Andre tries to get back in touch with his comedic roots.
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Rating: R (Language Throughout|Crude Humor|Nudity|Some Drug Use|Strong Sexual Content)
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Genre: Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Chris Rock
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Producer: Scott Rudin, Eli Bush
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Writer: Chris Rock
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $25.3M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Paramount Pictures
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Production Co: Scott Rudin Productions
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Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
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Audience Reviews for Top Five
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Rumored to be a Woody Allen-esque Chris Rock movie, "Top Five" IS a pretty walky-talky journey between a B-list comedian with A-list aspirations and the journalist interviewing him, but I'm not really sure about the relevance of the inciting task of ranking one's top five favorite rap artists. The scope of the interview is more expansive than that. Chris Rock and Rosario Dawson eventually create some tragically beautiful missed-connection chemistry, but the movie is too slow throughout and too afraid to let the intimate conversation carry itself.
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One of the funnier comedies I have seen this year. I did not like the story that much, but delivers some good laughs and a good cast. The end was heartwarming though.
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The plot is often forced and seems unnecessary, especially since the film is at it's best during the rambling conversations between Rock and Dawson (or anyone else for that matter).
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This is a very unique and intriguing movie. Chris Rock's social awareness while writing this part-satirical/part-meta screenplay really pays off as it explores the life of reality stars/celebrities and their on and off screen personas. There are some hilarious moments, but "interesting" or "charming" are better ways to describe this movie. The cameos are also very nice. This film is Rock solid work.
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