Details
Director: | Bille Woodruff |
Writer: | Alonzo Brown, Kim Watson |
Producer: | Andre Harrell, Marc Platt, Nicole Brown |
Theatrical: | 2003 |
Rated: | PG-13 |
Studio: | Universal Studios |
Genre: | Romance, Drama |
Duration: | 1 hr 34 mins |
Languages: | English |
Subtitles: | Spanish |
Sound: | Dolby Digital 5.1 [Spanish] |
Aspect Ratio: | Fullscreen (4:3, Pan & Scan) |
Discs: | 1 |
Region: | Region 1 |
Release: | Jan 2003 |
Features
16 Deleted Scenes Plus Must-See Outtakes<br> Make Your Move: Dance Like Honey!<Br> Exclusive Music Videos from the Film <I>Honey</I><br> <LI>Jadakiss & Sheek's "J-A-D-A" <LI>Shawn Desman's "Sexy"<Br> In the Mix with Blaque: Go Behind the Scenes of Blaque's Music Video<br> Behind the Groove: The Making of <I>Honey</I><br> Blaque's "I'm Good" Music Video<br> The Inside Scoop: Feature Commentary With Jessica Alba and Director Bille Woodruff<Br>
Summary
Jessica Alba swivels and pops her way to the top (or at least into Missy Elliot's heart) in hip-hop dance flick <I>Honey</I>. Honey Daniels (Alba, <I>Dark Angel</I>) dances in nightclubs; when she accidentally gets videotaped, a hip-hop video director spots her unique talent and hires her first as a dancer, then as a choreographer. But when he wants her body as much as her talent, how will she sustain her career? And how will this affect her dream of creating a dance studio for the local street kids? <I>Honey</I> is the usual Hollywood silliness, executed with sincerity but not much imagination. For some reason, Alba's sexy gyrations are supposed to be more empowering than other dancers' sexy gyrations, while being no less titillating. Featuring Mekhi Phifer, David Moscow, and cameos by hip-hop stars like Missy Elliot and Ginuwine. <I>--Bret Fetzer</I>