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Feel the Noise (2007)

Feel the Noise (2007)
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A 21-year-old aspiring hip-hop star from the Bronx is forced to put his career on hold when a gang of local thugs threatens his life and he is forced to seek refuge with his estranged father in Puerto Rico in this musical drama from producer Jennifer Lopez. Rob (Omarion Grandberry) is a New York City rapper who has gotten into hot water in his hometown, and now must flee to Puerto Rico. Upon arriving at his father's home in the Caribbean commonwealth, Rob immediately forms a bond with his half-brother, Javi, who introduces his distant sibling to the seductive sounds of Reggaeton. Rob and Javi's outwardly divergent musical tastes ultimately blend to form a unique new brand of hip-hop-flavored reggae, and they soon begin to gain a loyal following that ultimately leads them both back to New York City. Yet despite Rob's growing popularity in the music industry, the gangsters back in the Bronx are still hell-bent on revenge, and willing to gun him down at the first chance they get. Is Rob's newfound status as a high-profile musical innovator enough to make him bulletproof, or could it be that he's more vulnerable than ever now that he's up on-stage for all the world to see? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Omarion GrandberryZulay Henao, (more)
Director(s):
Alejandro Chomski
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Feel the Noise

A 21-year-old aspiring hip-hop star from the Bronx is forced to put his career on hold when a gang of local thugs threatens his life and he is forced to seek refuge with his estranged father in Puerto Rico in this musical drama from producer Jennifer Lopez. Rob (Omarion Grandberry) is a New York City rapper who has gotten into hot water in his hometown, and now must flee to Puerto Rico. Upon arriving at his father's home in the Caribbean commonwealth, Rob immediately forms a bond with his half-brother, Javi, who introduces his distant sibling to the seductive sounds of Reggaeton. Rob and Javi's outwardly divergent musical tastes ultimately blend to form a unique new brand of hip-hop-flavored reggae, and they soon begin to gain a loyal following that ultimately leads them both back to New York City. Yet despite Rob's growing popularity in the music industry, the gangsters back in the Bronx are still hell-bent on revenge, and willing to gun him down at the first chance they get. Is Rob's newfound status as a high-profile musical innovator enough to make him bulletproof, or could it be that he's more vulnerable than ever now that he's up on-stage for all the world to see? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
89 mins

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Director(s):
Alejandro Chomski
Writer(s):
Albert Leon
Producer(s):
Sofia SondervanSimon FieldsJennifer Lopez
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Profanity, Violence, Drug Content, Sexual Situations)
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    Sherry L.

    This movie is soooo boring and doesn't have a point. Good music but REALLY bad acting.

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    Brenda C.

    Not good at all, i was expecting a different plot.

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    Joel G.

    This movie is one that has been done before in so many different ways. Nothing new here, in fact"you got served" was better as it focused on dance and this movie focus on music, but the music aint all that great. ONE star for me.

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