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A young street magician (Jacob Latimore) is left to care for his little sister after their parents passing, and turns to illegal activities to keep a roof over their heads. When he gets in too deep, his sister is kidnapped, and he is forced to use his magic and brilliant mind to save her.
'SLEIGHT': Three and a Half Stars (Out of Five) A sci-fi drama about a gifted street magician who turns to illegal activities to support his sister, after their parents are killed, and he then must use his special skills to protect them from the same dangerous people he works for. The film was written and directed by J.D. Dillard, and it stars Jacob Latimore, Seychelle Gabriel, Storm Reid, Sasheer Zamata, Cameron Esposito and Dule Hill. It's received mostly positive reviews from critics, and it was a small indie hit at the Box Office as well (grossing $4 million on a $250,000 budget). I found the film to be mildly interesting and entertaining, but definitely nothing great. Bo (Latimore) is a very talented street magician, who also works for a dangerous drug dealer, named Angelo (Hill), to pay the bills. He's also responsible for taking care of his little sister, Tina (Reid), since their parents died. When Angelo finds out that Bo has been stealing from him, he threatens to kill Bo and Tina. Bo is forced to come up with $45,000, in order to spare their lives, and he's also forced to turn to his special abilities in order to get them out of this new predicament alive. His abilities amazingly include controlling metals, using an electromagnetic he built into his arm. The film kind of feels like a superhero origins movie. It would be a lot more beloved if it was a popular comic book character (that people already knew) too. As it is, the film is mostly amusing, and the climax is pretty cool as well. Also Latimore makes a pretty likable leading man too. The movie isn't especially memorable, or especially likable, but it is decently made and entertaining.
. . . that even young Urban Males who look like well-mannered, clean-cut school boys are Threats to Society. Looks are deceiving, SLEIGHT preaches. Despite being awarded a "free ride" to College, SLEIGHT's anti-hero "Bo" rejects it in favor of a Life of Crime. Though Bo is depicted as selling "Molly" and "Coke," SLEIGHT implies that Urbanites such as Bo would be more than happy to seduce, corrupt, and overdose Pale Suburban Yokels on Mayonnaise Packets, if only the Government would outlaw Mayo. Crime is the Guiding Light for SLEIGHT's protagonists. Bo might LOOK as if he would not harm a fly, but then he brutally whacks off a rival pusher's hand with five blows from a dull meat cleaver. Two minutes later Bo's shown enjoying premarital sex with his college drop-out lover, as if nothing out of the ordinary has happened. No matter how many peanut inventions George W. Carver has under his belt, SLEIGHT shows that Urban Think Tanks Today innovate new things solely to aid and abet their Outlaw Activities. If you see SLEIGHT, better exit the theater with a brown paper bag over your head. Otherwise, people might accuse YOU of being Racist for devoting your money in support of such a Racist Program.
It has plenty of heart and lots of fighting, but could use a little more magic.
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