5/5 Creative Hip hop
  by Richard Parker (Los Angeles, Ca)
Very creative,innovative & well done....the plot story line & cast is fantastic,if you love hip hop you'll love this & if you don't you should be able to appreciate the creativity.Sticky did a great job directing this, Mekhi Phifer,Thttp://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=tag_rvc_rv_ihlp_wt?ie=UTF8&nodeId=16238571rech,Omar Epps & Clarence Williams were fantastic !!

4/5 IF YOUR LIKE RAP MUSIC, YOU'LL LIKE THIS MOVIE
  by DUVAL DIMEPIECE (JACKSONVILLE FL)
A DAY IN THE LIFE IS A DIFFERENT MOVIE, BECAUSE ITS THE FIRST MOVIE I EVER SAW WERE THE ACTORS RAP THE WHOLE MOVIE. BUT EVERTHING FALLS TOGETHER NICELY WITH THE STORY LINE AND THE RAPPING. I THOUGHT THE MOVIE WAS INTERESTINGA ND KEPT MY ATTENTION THE WHOLE WAY THRU. WORTH CHECKIN OUT

5/5 very good story that makes sense...
  by R. Laryea (knightdale,nc)
this movie actually makes more sense than black cinema movies that dont have any rappin at all!! lol. sticky fingaz is really a genius for this one. he makes it easy for you to follow the story as you listen to each person rap and it doesnt get tiring listening to them rap for 90 min straight. i am a huge hip hop fan but i still was skeptical about this when i first heard it was coming. we all know stick can rap really good but idk about how a movie would turn out with all that going on. a great success with a lot of a list actors. omar epps, mekhi phifer, clarence williams 3, bokime woodbine, michael rappaport,faizon love, and of course rappers like fredro, treach, kurupt, tash, and even ray j. really good movie i was entertained and i usually dont like watching a lot of the low budget black cinimea movies.

4/5 A Rap Opera
  by Seattle's Finest Mocha (Seattle, WA)
"A Day in the Life" has a good storyline about a hustler (Sticky Fingaz) caught up between the street game and the good life. Omar Epps' character helps him through these tough times. I found myself rooting for Sticky Fingaz' character and at times secretly wanting him to get smoked. The movie has a Black Cinema line-up of A-list stars. I enjoyed the concept of rappin throughout the whole movie because the rhymes were tight and the delivery was strong. There is a love story (Sticky Fingaz and Melinda Santiago) and eye candy within the movie which helps soften the violence that is rapid throughout the film. The ending is bad ass, leaves you wanting more, and guessing whether or not there will be a sequel. I believe that Sticky Fingaz came out with a great concept and it will definitely be remembered as an original piece of work. The creativity is bananas and the overall movie is action packed. I would like to see Sticky Fingaz elevate his career in the movie game by producing a script that goes beyond stereotypical hood themes and this is the only reason why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.

4/5 True to Hip Hop
  by Andre D. Mcwhorter
I thought the movie was very good.It was true to hip hop and the lyrics were top notch and on point.The only bad thing I can say about the movie is that I cant see the events that transpire in the movie all happening in one day before dusk.It just didnt make any since. Other than that I would definatly call it a true to real hip hop film. Big ups to Kirk "Sticky Fingerz" Jones.