Richard T. Jones,
Gabriel Casseus,
De'aundre Bonds,
Melissa DeSousa,
Bill Nunn
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A prison drama centering on the travails of three friends unjustly imprisoned for a crime they didn't commit, Lockdown opens with Avery (Richard T. Jones), a talented young swimmer who desperately wan... read more
DVD Release Date: April 29, 2003
Stats: 177 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (177)
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December 12, 2007
This movie is about an innocent group of guys who get framed for murder and try to survive the jail experience. Rough stuff.
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July 29, 2007
This is a good movie..shows a lot about prison and how it is foreal, and how people try ta pin murder or somethin on someone else its one of my favorite
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February 16, 2007
this movie whz great, it teaches u a gud lesson about hanging around the wrong people at the wrong time
Critic Reviews
What makes the movie memorable is its authenticity. Full Review
Doesn't tell you much about prison life that the movies ... haven't told you already.
Benefits from authenticity, sincerity and an honest sense of outrage.
Though over-the-top and simplistic, the film has a punchy B-movie grit and gusto. Full Review
Lockdown makes that excruciating and often terrifying ordeal of incarceration gut wrenching and palpable.
[A] modest yet intermittently powerful film. Full Review
Melodramatic and sincere, Lockdown shows the penal system's corruptions sensationally, in ways that distinguish it from sensational prison flicks like Seagal's trippy Half Past Dead (2002) or Stallone... Full Review
Here's hoping Richard T. Jones will get a chance to display his chops in a real movie sometime. Full Review
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