Phat Beach
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Initial DVD release August 21, 2001 Duration Language English | 3.8/10 IMDb Genre Comedy Country United States | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Release date August 2, 1996 Writer Cleveland ONeal III (story), Brian E. ONeal (story), Doug Ellin (screenplay), Brian E. ONeal (screenplay), Ben Morris (screenplay) Cast (Benny King), Claudia Kaleem (Candace Williams), Candice Merideth (Tasha King), Alma Collins (Janet), (Himself), (Durrel Jackson)Similar movies Summer Catch , In Her Shoes , The Way Way Back , (500) Days of Summer , Psycho Beach Party , National Lampoon Presents: Surf Party Tagline Ain't nothin' but a g-string. |
Phat beach trailer 1996
Phat Beach is a 1996 American comedy film, written and directed by Doug Ellin, which stars Jermaine 'Huggy' Hopkins, Coolio , Brian Hooks and Gregg Vance. Made by a group of young independent film lovers, the movie turned out to be considered by many as one of the most successful hip-hop beach movies.
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Plot

During a glorious Southern California summer, high school student Benny King (Hopkins) is doing time flipping burgers. Benny's father wants him to learn the work ethic, rather than have him sit around the house all summer, dreaming and writing. It's not surprising, then, that when his old friend Durrell (Brian Hooks) comes by with a more attractive alternative, Benny jumps at it. When his family goes on vacation, Benny borrows his father's Mercedes and heads on down to the beach with Durrell.At the beach, they meet the "Beastie Boy reject" Mikey Z, a homeboy wannabe, played by actor Gregg Vance (the only white caucasian character in the movie). They have told themselves that they are there to sell beach-goers cheap sunglasses, but they are really there to show off their 'phat' box and attract the finest girls with portable beats on the beach.Comic encounters with the beach girls and a continuous playful banter between Mickey Z and the Durrel-Benny duo form the mainstay of the movie .
Cast

Soundtrack

The Soundtrack album for the film was released on August 7, 1996, through TVT Records and consisted primarily of Hip hop and R&B music, with several other genres as well (polka, dubstep). The album reached number 40 on the Top R&B Albums chart.
Track listing

- "Fatal" – 4:03 (E-40)
- "U Gotta Go" – 3:25 (The Buckwee Boiz and Kinsui) samples "Dance To The Drummer's Beat" by Herman Kelly & Life
- "Up to No Good" – 4:18 (Eightball & MJG)
- "She's Hollywood" – 4:06 (Solo-Loc and Rod King)
- "Gotta Have Game" – 3:41 (The Click)
- "I'm Hungry" – 3:35 (Biz Markie)
- "Like Playas" – 5:17 (Spice 1 and Young Kyoz)
- "80 Ways" – 5:05 (Def Jef)
- "You Are My Kind of Guy" – 3:03 (Delasaneice)
- "Get Tis Money Honey" – 3:43 Wildlife Society 3:43
- "I Want the Bomb" – 4:04 (LaTanya)
- "I Just Wanna (Be With You)" – 3:58 (L.A. Ganz)
- "I Dream of You" – 4:25 (Chubb Rock)
- "Jock'n Me" – 4:20 (MoKenStef)


References
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