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In 1995, a very enjoyable and successful satirical comedy on the movie business hit our screens. It was full of interesting and quirky characters, funny situations and great music. It also won John Travolta a Golden Globe. Its name was Get Shorty. Be Cool is the sequel, again starring John Travolta as Chili Palmer and Danny De Vito as Martin Weir.
This film opens some time after the first film finished. Chili is getting bored with the movie business. He is approached by a friend of his, Tommy Athens (James Woods), who wants him to produce a movie starring a young singer. When Tommy is gunned down during their first meeting by a Russian gangster, Chili decides to go and see the young singer, Linda Moon (Christina Milian) perform. On a whim, he decides to become her new manager and informs her current manager, Raji (Vince Vaughan), that his services are no longer required. Raji acts like he's an African-American pimp and is accompanied by his bodyguard, a gay Samoan aspiring actor, Elliot Wilhelm (The Rock in the funniest performance in the film). This move annoys Raji's partner, Nick Carr (Harvey Keitel), and he decides to have Chili killed. Chili, meanwhile is getting on friendly terms with the widow of Tommy Athens, Edie (Uma Thurman), and is trying to go into business with her to run her husband's record label. This brings him a new set of enemies in the form of Sin LaSalle (Cedric The Entertainer), a rap producer and the Dub MD's, a gangster rap group. The leader of the Dub MD's is the incompetent gangster, Dabu (Andre 3000 from Outkast). The Russian gangsters are also out to get Chili, and the rest of the film involves him trying to avoid getting killed while also achieving what he wants to in the music industry.
EXTRA FEATURES
Making Of - 'Be Cool, Be Very Cool'
Gag Reel
Deleted Scenes
Close-Ups
* Dance Partners
* The Rock
* Andre 3000
* Cedric The Entertainer
* Christina Milian
Music Video - The Rock as Elliot 'You Ain't Woman Enough to take my Man'
Theatrical Trailer
Be Cool (DVD)
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π΄ Condition - Like New π΄
In 1995, a very enjoyable and successful satirical comedy on the movie business hit our screens. It was full of interesting and quirky characters, funny situations and great music. It also won John Travolta a Golden Globe. Its name was Get Shorty. Be Cool is the sequel, again starring John Travolta as Chili Palmer and Danny De Vito as Martin Weir.
This film opens some time after the first film finished. Chili is getting bored with the movie business. He is approached by a friend of his, Tommy Athens (James Woods), who wants him to produce a movie starring a young singer. When Tommy is gunned down during their first meeting by a Russian gangster, Chili decides to go and see the young singer, Linda Moon (Christina Milian) perform. On a whim, he decides to become her new manager and informs her current manager, Raji (Vince Vaughan), that his services are no longer required. Raji acts like he's an African-American pimp and is accompanied by his bodyguard, a gay Samoan aspiring actor, Elliot Wilhelm (The Rock in the funniest performance in the film). This move annoys Raji's partner, Nick Carr (Harvey Keitel), and he decides to have Chili killed. Chili, meanwhile is getting on friendly terms with the widow of Tommy Athens, Edie (Uma Thurman), and is trying to go into business with her to run her husband's record label. This brings him a new set of enemies in the form of Sin LaSalle (Cedric The Entertainer), a rap producer and the Dub MD's, a gangster rap group. The leader of the Dub MD's is the incompetent gangster, Dabu (Andre 3000 from Outkast). The Russian gangsters are also out to get Chili, and the rest of the film involves him trying to avoid getting killed while also achieving what he wants to in the music industry.
EXTRA FEATURES
Making Of - 'Be Cool, Be Very Cool'
Gag Reel
Deleted Scenes
Close-Ups
* Dance Partners
* The Rock
* Andre 3000
* Cedric The Entertainer
* Christina Milian
Music Video - The Rock as Elliot 'You Ain't Woman Enough to take my Man'
Theatrical Trailer