Boricua's Bond (2000)
Movie Info
Watch it now
Cast
as Tommy
as Allen
as Axel
as Wilson
as Antonio
as Susan Miller
as Avery
as Christine
as Off. Highlander
as Rose
as Paco
as Sammy
as Himself
as Tommy's Father
as Diner Owner
as Tommy's Father
as Tommy's Mother
as Santa
as Priest
as Princess
as Blinky
as Seta
as Detective Chroney
as Singer on the Street
as Christine's Father
as Christine's Mother
as Christine's Aunt
as Christine's Trick
as Hazel
as Lady in Window
as Bouncer #1
as Bouncer #2
as Willie
as Diner Customer
Critic Reviews for Boricua's Bond
All Critics (9) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (8) | DVD (1)
An interesting, if deeply unbalanced, combo of random shots of South Bronx street life.
Mr. Lik was clearly aiming for the hard-hitting authenticity of the music, but his direction lacks the elusive quality of 'flow' crucial to hip-hop and movies alike.
The film suggests that moon 'n' maul is the standard sexual approach of Latino men to any and every woman.
Like many first films, Boricua's Bond is wildly uneven.
Amateurish technique by first-time writer-director Val Lik undermines his lofty ambitions.
Scenes that might have played believably in the hands of pros here are as laugh-inducing as Laurence Olivier's 'I haff no son!' scene in The Jazz Singer.
Audience Reviews
There are no featured reviews for Boricua's Bond at this time.
Boricua's Bond Quotes
There are no approved quotes yet for this movie.