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Blue Hill Avenue

6.3

/10

1697 people rated

2001•2 h 8 m•United States

A child of a middle class home with solid moral values is lured into a world of crime and corruption.

Crime

Drama

Cast (18)

Michael Taliferro

William L. Johnson

Aaron D. Spears

Gail Fulton Ross

Anthony Sherwood

Brandon Hammond

Percy Daggs III

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User Reviews

Levon Willemse

25/01/2024 16:01

There was a depressed market for films the last 3 years or so, mainly thanks to the SAG who's 11th hour decision not to strike created a flood of movies on the market. This threw BHA into a tail spin. Also Artisan was in turmoil at the time of delivery and gave Bluehill a very limp release. This is a good movie! I'm not just saying that because I invested in it. I think people need to see it. Allen Payne did a remarkable job. It's a struggle for indie's to begin with, and having things happen like SAG and 911 may have signed the death certificate for this flick. We shall see. As an investor, sorry to say, I have not seen a nickle return on this. Not to say I won't, but it's taking far too long to recoup my coin. Rick

CLEVER

25/01/2024 16:01

The producers, directors, actors, everyone relating to this film have all been robbed of their Oscars!! This film provided me with everything I love to see in a movie. The storyline was superb, the plot, the twists, everything and everyone was excellent. So why have this film not leveled the scales with New Jack City, Sopranos, American Gangster, The Godfather or any other gangster movie out there? What does it take, because as far as I am concerned, this movie has all of that and more. So why have so few people viewed this film? I guess sometimes a movie falls under the radar and this is definitely THAT MOVIE. I loved the dialogue, the deliverance and the acting. Wow!!! Allen Payne, you've been robbed.

A.K.M ✪

25/01/2024 16:01

As long as the kiddos are sleep, this is a great movie to watch at the comfort of your own home with the fellas. The wife may not like it depending on her upbringing, but for those who love hood movies, this is top of the line. There are not too many gangster movies that allow you to see the film characters grow up and live & die together since Boyz N Da Hood. That's what makes this an instant classic. You become attached because you've seen what they were and the transition to who they become. It has its funny moments like any other movie, but they stick to keeping it gritty and on point. I've had to watch this movie over and over like "Baby Boy" because I can't get enough of the story line. Roll up a nice one and enjoy. This is a must have for any man cave. Just don't get any ideas of doing what they did because it has the power of wrongfully influencing people with it's strong character play.

PIZKHALIFA

25/01/2024 16:01

I just wish that there were more amazingly addictive ghetto/drug dramas these days. All of the idiots who gave this movie bad reviews are full of crap because this movie completely owns. Whoever said that this movie has a crappy script or is not believable is a total moron, because this movie is epic. Also they do not use the "f" word too much. If anything uses the "f" word to much it is the south park movie. (but that is a good movie anyway) GO SEE IT!

Marco

25/01/2024 16:01

Had the opportunity to see this movie at a free screening. So, that being said that I saw this for free, I thought the movie was okay. It was somewhat predictable, but still worth while. It's basically a movie about 4 childhood friends who get caught up in the drug game. They started off small time marijuana dealers and grow up to be the biggest coke dealers on Blue Hill Avenue. The movie starts at the end, and then flashes back to their childhood. And it progresses on from childhood, back to where the movie started, and on from there. It's almost a typical drug/gangster movie. Except, the ending lacks character development and it doesn't explain why things happened the way they did. Also, there are scenes in the movie which are supposed to be serious, but somehow, they are hilarious. And, for some reason, although I have my complaints about this movie, it's a good movie to have discussions about. I wish I could've taken more people with me to this screening, because I found myself talking about this movie days after I watched it. So, even with its' flaws, when and if this movie ever comes to a theater near you, go see it, you'll at least laugh at the silliness that happens throughout! And the actors really did a great job! It was great seeing Brandon Hammond (Ahmad from the movie Soul Food) in this movie, he did a great job.

Happy_gifts

25/01/2024 16:01

This was a very good movie pretty realist not to out of character there were some really good actors in this movie and it really shows what the "game" can do to the community, family and friends I love this movie so much and I could watch it over and over again. This movie is exceptional in the way it show the common drug dealer it speaks to me because I live where this happens all the time; people dying because of drug whethe they are friends, or enemies. This movie is a in depth look at what society face today in this world of selling drugs and making a living off of it. It shows us how thin of a line there is between friends, business, and money. It is a true work of art.

Venita Akpofure

25/01/2024 16:01

I thought Blue Hill Avenue was very well written. Allen Payne and Angelle Brooks were phenomenal together. I would have love to have seen a LOVE scene between them, but Maybe Next Time. I like All the movies Allen play's in. Including New Jack City where he got shot. And Jason's Lyric, with Jada Pinkett Smith. Angelle Brooks is quite the Actress herself. I've enjoyed All her movie's too. I'm glad to see more African-American's today getting better position's, in movie's. And in Business, Today. I look forward to seeing both Actor's in Movie's to come. Allen Payne is just a dreamboat. I wonder if he's still married. I really appreciate them as Entertainer's.

MR. & MRS. CHETTRI 🕷

25/01/2024 16:01

I've been waiting to see this movie ever since it won several awards at various film festivals. Well, it was worth the wait! It's playing in theaters in just 3 cities so far, so make sure that you keep your eye out and catch it when it comes to your town. The other reviewers here give an idea about what the film is about, so I won't duplicate their efforts. I think that the consumer ratings (averaging 8.3 so far) let you know that this is a high quality product. It'll be interesting to see if Blue Hill Avenue gets any Academy Award nominations this year.

user7980524970050

25/01/2024 16:01

When i start watching "Blue Hill Avenue", my expectations were low(Because it was an independent movie and the quality of the camera was a little bad),but i was wrong. The plot is just awesome and the actors make an excellent work. I really felt the same emotions and adrenaline that the carachters. It's a wonderful Drama/Action movie that everyone should see and it's really a shame that it's so over rated. My final classification is 7 out of 10. It's a powerful movie, with a very good storyline and an excellent acting. A Must-see of Independent movies.

@DGlang's 1

25/01/2024 16:01

I believe that there is an industry-wide conspiracy to deny theatrical access for independent films, particularly those with multi-cultural casts and themes. Blue Hill Ave. reinforces this suspicion in my mind. Of course, I've seen better movies, but I've certainly seen much worse movies in theatrical release and I cannot believe that Blue Hill Ave. could not merit at least a moderate theatrical release on about 500 screens. I would have certainly paid $8 to see this film rather than to see "Soul Plane", "You Got Served", "Baby's Daddy", etc. Perhaps the Justice Dept. needs to step up their investigation into the anti-competitive practices of the mega conglomerate-owned film production and distribution entities. This was supposed to have been resolved in U.S. v Patamount back in 1948! Anyway, I digress. I though Craig Ross, Jr. and his cast and crew did an exceptional job with this film, especially on such a low budget! If films like Cappuccino (an earlier quality film from this same writer/director) and Blue Hill Ave. can't make it to theaters and the previously mentioned vapid works are able to, why should intelligent Black folks pay $8. at the theater? I hope Mr. Ross' investors were able to profit on this one!