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Disc #1 -- Roll Bounce
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Commentary by Malcolm D. Lee
Commentary by Malcolm D. Lee, Bow Wow and Mike Epps
Commentary by Malcolm D. Lee, Norman Vance, Jr. and Robert Teitel
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Bus Ride
Flirtation
X Pleads With His Father
Mr. Smith's Job Interview
Roller Rink Lovers' Quarrel
Ladies Room Chat
Conflicts at the Roller Rink
Booty-Kissing Bet
The Photo
Pimp-Slap
Mr. Smith Gets the Job
X's Skating Routine
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Bow Wow Profile
70's Stylin: Look of Roll Bounce
Forward Motion: The Making of Roll Bounce
Skating Competition Newswraps
Preliminaries
Finals
Gag Reel
Music Videos
"Boogie Oogie Oogie"
Music Soundtrack Spot
Theatrical Trailer
Inside Look
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Disc #1 -- Roll Bounce
1. Main Titles/Last Day [4:41]
2. Late Again [5:42]
3. Trash [4:14]
4. Good Job [:29]
5. Heavy Metal [1:32]
6. Checking It Out [4:03]
7. Mr. Fantastic [6:12]
8. North-South [3:38]
9. Like an Angel [1:08]
10. Couples Only [4:32]
11. Sweetness [3:00]
12. Just a Party [5:43]
13. On-the-Job Training [:45]
14. Stressed [2:38]
15. Learning to Fall [4:29]
16. For Sale [3:39]
17. Just a Fake [1:23]
18. Coming Clean [4:08]
19. Blown Off [2:24]
20. For Bragging Rights [1:49]
21. The Garden Boys [6:31]
22. Showdown [:23]
23. Taking a Risk [3:12]
24. End Titles [2:33]
Art Director - Gary Baugh
Assistant Director - Cara Giallanza
Associate Producer - Tyrone D. Dixon
Casting - Monica Swann
Choreography - Kishaya Dudley
Cinematographer - J. Michael Muro
Composer (Music Score) - Stanley Clarke
Costume Designer - Danielle Hollowell
Executive Producer - Jeremiah Samuels
Executive Producer - Dana Reid
Executive Producer - Adam Robinson
Musical Direction/Supervision - Barry Cole
Production Designer - William Elliott
Set Decorator - Patricia Schneider
Sound/Sound Designer - Scott D. Smith
Stunts Coordinator - Rick LeFevour
Supervising Sound Editor - Greg Hedgepath
Supervising Sound Editor - Richard E. Yawn
Steeped in nostalgia, but not too sugar-gum-drop to make it a nonstop ride to cheeseville, Roll Bounce is a refreshing cocktail of teen love, flashy roller-rink action, and more than a bit of urban drama added in for good measure. Lil' Bow Wow has grown up and shed his "Lil'" moniker -- and for good reason. Bow Wow makes a genuine and effortless impact on the screen as X, a teen on the brink of maturity whose hang-ups over his mother's death create the central arc to the story. While the film might suffer from some unevenness because of its dramatics, the emotional crux of the film is in the strong hands of veteran Chi McBride, whose role as X's father is predictably written, but thoroughly sympathetic, thanks to his strong performance. When it comes down to it, Roll Bounce exists because of the skating and there are enough larger-than-life scenes of free-wheeling abandon to suck in any audience member looking for a flashy dose of blast-from-the-past fun. Musical selections are for the most part authentic, as are the costumes and production design. As any archetypical underdog story, the end is a rousing conclusion that surprisingly doesn't end up playing by all the rules. Despite the finale's slight detour, the final scenes still make for a marvelously fine capper that delivers on all the split-screen roller-boogie antics that one would expect. While Roll Bounce didn't exactly heat up the box-office tallies, it is partly responsible for the roller resurgence in America's urban youth following its release. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
