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Carlito's Way: Rise to Power

He Rose Up On The Bodies He Left Behind
He Rose Up On The Bodies He Left Behind
Crime, Drama, Thriller - 2005
Carlito's Way: Rise to Power
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Seduced by the brutal New York underworld, future gangster legend Carlito Brigante enters a deadly circle of greed and retribution. Assisted by his two brothers-in-crime, Carlito is on the fast track to becoming Spanish Harlem's ultimate kingpin. He quickly learns, however, that the only way to survive at the top is through loyalty to his friends and respect for the rules of the street.
Director:
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Michael Bregman
Cast:
,
Burt Young
,
Giancarlo Esposito
,
Mario Van Peebles
,
Sean Combs
,
Domenick Lombardozzi
,
Jay Hernandez
,
Luis Guzmán
,
Michael Kelly
,
Jaclyn DeSantis
,
Casper Martinez

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Runtime:
93 min
Release date:
27 Sep 2005
Country:
US
Languages:
English
Budget:
$9,000,000
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Top Critics Reviews

rotten:
Even by the notoriously undemanding standards of direct-to-vid spin-offs, Carlito's Way: Rise to Power is conspicuously underwhelming.
– Joe Leydon,
Variety,
6 Oct 2005
rotten:
Writer-director Michael Bregman (son of Martin, who produced both films) keeps things moving briskly on the way to an improbably happy ending.
– Lou Lumenick,
New York Post,
30 Sep 2005
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