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Fade to Black (1980)

A shy, lonely film buff embarks on a killing spree against those who browbeat and betray him, all the while stalking his idol, a Marilyn Monroe lookalike.

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MatthewL. 18 Jun 2006

Y'all are crazy. This movie was really good. It highlighted Jay-Z's last days as an artist in his career, and it was quite touching really. Not as funny or good as The Block Party, but still a gem. Jay-Z shows that even at his age, that he's still the best in the hip-hop industry.

Phil Gallo 04 Jan 1987

Smartly directed by Pat Paulson and Michael John Warren and nicely lensed.

Leah McLaren 12 Aug 2000

It's the perfect sort of movie to have playing on a television in the corner of a rec room during a low-key beer and pizza party.

Maitland McDonagh 23 Sep 1995

While billed as "an intimate look" at Jay-Z, the film reveals next to nothing about him beyond the fact that he possesses a formidable ability to spin and remember lengthy rhymes, however vulgar and reductive their content.

Robert Wilonsky 22 Feb 1997

This Jay-Z documentary is too much of a good thing, really.