Lil Ceaser

1. Acting was horrible 2. The plot was terrible if Timmy which is a tad bit slow because the boss. 3. Who paid for this movie to be made? It had too many people in it with no business being in a movie.

I must give credit to ambition. Unfortunately ambition a good movie does not make. The marketing team behind movie are the heroes. It hints with a two line reference to the son of a Fred Williamson's movie protagonist from the 70's which shall not named, rise to power in the Chicago underworld. Credit to the costume department or if in the tradition of Law and Order, people used their own clothes. The right budget: This could have been a classic. The movie made homesick. You may find it entertaining if you are from the south or west side of Chicago?

Do you expect me to believe that in the elaborate and involved process of writing and rewriting the script, shopping the script around, approving the script for production, packaging the production with stars and a director, obtaining funding, producing the film, and then all that post-production -- that in ALL of that and the dozens of people involved, NOT ONE SINGLE PERSON saw that the title was misspelled? For the love of a non-existent god, the name is "Caesar," NOT "Ceasar." Oh, well, at least it's now joining the ranks of other all-time greats, like "Graet Expectations," "Black Baeuty," and "Bicycle Theives."

Timothy Gibbs (Sean Jarrett ) sweeps floors at a barbershop on the South Side of Chicago. It is a shop where you will find the black mafia in three piece suit and one bald guy getting the same spot cut on his head for 10 minutes. Timmy is mentally slow with a stutter. He lives with his Uncle Earl and constantly asks about his parents. A white cop is shaking down all the businesses as the North Side gives them issues. The film has a lot of swagger and not much substance. The action comes at the end. The acting was substandard especially Bobby Bozek. The women lacked any eye appeal. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.