1/5 I WANT MY MONEY BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  by Nardsbaby (Westside Chi-town, IL United States)
If I had read the reviews before I went to Blockbuster!?!?!?! WHY OH WHY...................

This is absolutely the worse movie I've seen. I hope that Cindy didn't leave En Vogue for this! Okay Let's see, the acting stinks, the story sucks, and it's SUPER LOW BUDGET! I fell asleep and woke up and fell back asleep. WHY WOULD SOMEONE DO THIS TO A MOVIE? I like Ice T, but not enough to pretend like this movie was good. I'm going to BLOCKBUSTER to get my $4 BACK! The price should have told me something..............

1/5 JUST ANOTHER ROMANCE MOVIE
  by MICHAEL TAYLOR (RICHMOND, VA USA)
A SINGER TURNED STOCKBROKER [RICHARD BROOKS] FALLS FOR A BEAUTIFUL NIGHTCLUB SINGER/DANCER [CINDY HERRON OF EN VOGUE]. JUST ANOTHER ROMANCE MOVIE. I REALLY DON'T LIKE MOVIES OF THIS GENRE. I ONLY RENTED THIS TO SEE GLENN PLUMMER, ICE-T, AND GARY BUSEY. AGAIN, EVEN THOUGH ICE-T IS ON THE COVER, HE HAS A VERY SMALL ROLE. THIS WELL-MEANING MOVIE IS SERIOUSLY BOUGHT DOWN BY A
VERY BAD LEADING MAN IN ITS LEAD, A BAD SCRIPT, AND IT'S JUST DOWNRIGHT UNPLEASANT TO WATCH. THIS HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THE WORST MOVIES TO HAVE EVER BEEN RELEASED BY YORK ENTERTAINMENT. PLEASE GUYS, STICK TO THOSE GANGSTA MOVIES Y'ALL BEEN PUTTING OUT. LEAVE ALL THE OTHER GENRES ALONE.

2/5 Great Cast...Weak Story Line
  by Pamela Jarmon-Wade (Houston, Texas)
Lexie has a great cast that consists of Ice T, Glenn Plummer, Cindy Herron Braggs, Michael Colyar, Gary Busey, Fred Williamson and David Allen Grier. However, the storyline was a bit weak. A former music producer (recovering alcoholic) who is now a stockbroker meets this attractive young woman in a club. She is a dancer/singer (classically trained dancer per the storyline) in a club that is a suppose to be a cut above a strip club. She dances with her clothes on, but still seems to seduce and motivate the former music producer into making a come back. He writes a song titled none other that "Lexie" and his old partners at Sun Coast Records offer him a deal, with strained negotiation tactics. The young singer is going through her own personal drama with her ex-husband (attorney/drug addict) threatning to seek custody of their child. Happy endings prevail and so does love. I sensed a slight hint of "The Player's Club" and "Trois" from this video. I feel that a different selection of music could have enhanced this one a bit. Had it not been for the cast of great actors (who each I admire their past works), I would have slept on this one. But, I had to support York Entertainment because their history speaks for itself...so check it out!