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Starring: Leland L. Jones, Diondre Cheatam, Tiana Paige Johnson
| The G-Spot is an urban Atlanta strip club run by Salem (Jones), a no-nonsense African-American businessman trying to get ahead. He's being pressed by the city and a cop taking bribes and has to do what he can to stay in business -- even to go so far as to offer one of his dancers to a cop in exchange for information. It is also a place of employment for three financially-strapped women who see the daily bump and grind as a way to get ahead or at least pay the bills. They get much more than they had bargained for and Salem won't take "no" for an answer to any of his demands of them.
This is not so much a movie as much as it is a series of vignettes strung together with the strip club serving as the only device that unites the different stories. The entire film seems like a film class project designed just so the crew can see some scantily clad babes now and again. Ice Cube's "The Players' Club" dealt with this subject in a much more entertaining way. In comparision, this is a poor imitation. The challenge is watching past the first half-hour. | ||
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Plot Time/era of movie: - present (2000-2010) Job/Profession/Poverty Story? Yes Job: Abuse on the job story? Yes Main Character Identity: - Male Profession/status: Is this an ordinary person caught up in events? Yes Hair color? - another color Hair type - (man) very short/crewcut Ethnicity/Nationality How sensitive is this character? - mean, arrogant Sense of humor? - Mostly serious with occasional humor Intelligence - Smarter than most other characters Physique - very athletic Main Adversary Identity: - a fight for survival Setting United States Yes The US: - Deep South City? Yes City: Misc setting Style Accounts of torture and death? - generic/vague references to death/punishment Movie makes you feel... - concerned Sex/nudity in movie? Yes What kind of sex: - kissing - touching of personal anatomy - licking - seeing breasts - seeing nude female butt Any profanity? - A lot of foul language If lots of song/dance... - lot of dancing If soundtrack VERY NOTICEABLE... - Rap/hip-hop |
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