Movies starring 50 Cent

Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005)

117 mins     Biography, Crime, Drama, Musical      

As a rule I try to avoid movies such as "Get Rich or Die Tryin'", with the exception of "8 Mile" I find movies which are reportedly about the life of some famous pop star and feature said star in the lead role to be self indu...

Righteous Kill (2008)

101 mins     Action , Crime, Thriller      

So Robert De Niro and Al Pacino have been in three movies together, never appearing together in "The Godfather: Part II", sharing the screen just twice in "Heat" and then together for pretty much the whole of this movie "Righ...

Dead Man Running (2009)

92 mins     Action , Comedy, Crime, Drama      

I reckon Tamer Hassan and Danny Dyer are the Del Boy and Rodney of cockney crime comedies; they seem to crop up in so many and seem to play the same sort of characters with the same sort of relationships. And the thing is tha...

Setup (2011)

85 mins     Action , Crime, Drama      

You are skipping channels late at night looking for something to watch as you try to go to sleep and you stumble across a movie which features Bruce Willis. You think why not and you watch and keep on watching despite being r...

Freelancers (2012)

96 mins     Action , Drama      

Freelancers (2012) (aka: Crossfire) 50 Cent stars as Malo, a newly graduated cop who ends up involved with some dirty cops until he learns the truth about his father's death...

Escape Plan (2013)

115 mins     Action , Mystery, Thriller      

If only Stallone and Schwarzenegger could have made a movie 25 years earlier it would have been something to have be seen, but as weather beaten actors who whilst still imposing figures are no longer the action heroes they on...

The Frozen Ground (2013)

105 mins     Crime, Drama, Mystery      

The Frozen Ground (2013) Nicolas Cage stars as Alaska Trooper Jack Halcombe who is convinced Robert Hansen (John Cusack) is a serial killer, but he has no evidence...

Southpaw (2015)

124 mins     Drama, Sport      

Do you know why the "Rocky" movies were so entertaining? It is because every movie had multiple levels to them whilst having that underdog element leading to mostly a triumphant conclusion. And that is exactly what you get in...