8 Mile - Eminem as Jimmy 'B-Rabbit' Smith; Kim Basinger as Stephanie Smith; Mekhi Phifer as David 'Future' Porter; DVD

This film was excellent eminem was brilliant.

Good movie. Ordered as a gift. Recipient enjoyed it.

I’m not a massive fan but it was very interesting to learn about the background of Eminem. The final ‘battle’ actually had me shouting “YES!!!!!” at the TV!Only one gripe and that was that the background music got in the way of the talking so I missed a lot of what was being said, but that could just be my hearing.

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Have always liked this film. I was willing to pay for it as my son wanted to watch it with me but other than that I would not have paid to see it again

It's one of my all time favourite movies

Everything was perfect and a great execution of what it was like to be a white rapper in the 90s

I am more likely to be seen watching classic movies rather than a "Rapper" movie but my son wanted it and we watched it tonight. I had no real knowledge of Eminem (Marshall Bruce Mathers III) except that he was a rapper and was expecting some sort of extended music video. Far from it. Obviously very talented with good support from Kim Bassinger and Mekhi Phifer and some others I recognised, Eminem portrays a poor white trailer trash kid from the other side of the "8 Mile" in Detroit who has rapping skills and the film builds to a climax where he is in a rapping contest with a gang leader oddly called Papa Doc - no offence to Haitians intended I am sure. The film portrayed a gritty side of America and was eminently watchable.