Crossover Page #8

Synopsis: A naturally talented basketball player, Noah Cruise is determined to become a doctor using his basketball scholarship to UCLA pre-med, rather than succumb to the lure of former sports agent Vaughn and go for the NBA. His best friend, the buddy that took the fall for him and did the time for an assault charge, Tech, also an outstanding basketball player, has less lofty ambitions: he wants to get his GED and win an underground street ball game against his arrogant rival, Jewelz. Their lives change drastically when they both fall in love with two local girls, Vanessa Lilly and Eboni Jackson, and take fateful trip out to L.A. together.
Genre: Action, Sport
Production: Sony Pictures Entertainment
 
IMDB:
2.1
Metacritic:
30
Rotten Tomatoes:
2%
PG-13
Year:
2006
95 min
$7,009,668
Website
249 Views


even if you're not high profile yet.

627

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48:35,542 -- 00:48:36,600

Brother, you...

628

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48:36,677 -- 00:48:38,736

You get one of those five spots,

629

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48:38,812 -- 00:48:40,302

and you can write your own ticket

from there.

630

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48:40,381 -- 00:48:43,282

- And if I don't?

- Then I put your name in the draft anyway.

631

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48:43,350 -- 00:48:46,751

It's a gamble.

But I'm betting that you're a winner.

632

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48:46,820 -- 00:48:48,685

And if that don't pan out?

633

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48:48,756 -- 00:48:51,452

Then K.I.M., baby. Keep it moving.

634

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48:54,428 -- 00:48:55,952

Keep it moving.

635

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48:57,498 -- 00:49:02,333

Well, like what, Vaughn?

Pick-up games at St. Cecilia?

636

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49:02,803 -- 00:49:04,430

Joe Dumars' Rec?

637

00:
49:04,505 -- 00:49:06,905

Or we need a change of climate,

we go on down to Atlanta

638

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49:06,974 -- 00:49:10,808

to that place that used to be

an old Kmart, The Run and Shoot?

639

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49:13,681 -- 00:49:16,582

There's too many ifs, too many maybes.

Thanks, mister, but no thanks.

640

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49:16,650 -- 00:49:20,916

Nothing in life is guaranteed.

But this is the chance of a lifetime.

641

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49:20,988 -- 00:49:25,425

You know what? I'll bet your boy Tech

would give his right hand for this.

642

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49:26,393 -- 00:49:27,621

What do you got to lose?

643

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49:27,695 -- 00:49:32,223

A, my scholarship. B, my time.

That's two things I can't get back.

644

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49:32,967 -- 00:49:35,094

You know, I'd like to stay,

645

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49:35,169 -- 00:49:38,627

but you got a funny way

of making me lose my appetite.

646

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49:38,706 -- 00:49:40,071

Come on.

647

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49:40,140 -- 00:49:42,335

- We leaving, baby?

- Yeah.

648

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49:44,378 -- 00:49:46,005

Nice to meet you.

649

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49:46,380 -- 00:49:48,610

Nice meeting you too, Vanessa.

650

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49:52,052 -- 00:49:55,510

Want some of this, baby?

Don't make me do the dirty...

651

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49:56,056 -- 00:49:58,684

Sweep you off, and that's game!

652

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49:58,759 -- 00:50:01,125

The Detroit Shuffle

The Detroit Shuffle

653

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50:01,195 -- 00:50:03,095

Give me my money, man.

654

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50:05,499 -- 00:50:08,229

Thank you for coming out.

God bless and good night.

655

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50:08,302 -- 00:50:11,430

Y'all have a nice little game going there,

don't they, Heart Attack?

656

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50:11,505 -- 00:50:16,272

Yeah. Kind of reminds me of this kid

named Tech from down at the train station.

657

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50:16,543 -- 00:50:19,740

- Who's Tech?

- A kid that Jewelz busted up.

658

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50:23,884 -- 00:50:25,317

So you all want to run one?

659

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50:25,386 -- 00:50:28,480

- All depends. What are you playing for?

- $50.

660

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50:28,555 -- 00:50:30,682

$50? That's all you've got, baby?

661

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50:30,758 -- 00:50:34,694

Look, let's get them, man.

Twenty bones a point. Straight up.

662

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50:34,762 -- 00:50:36,525

That's a lot of paper, dawg.

663

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50:36,597 -- 00:50:40,727

It's Friday night. Just got paid. Let's do this.

664

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50:42,603 -- 00:50:44,332

Okay. We're with it.

665

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50:44,405 -- 00:50:45,804

- You with it?

- Yes, sir.

666

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50:45,873 -- 00:50:47,306

Well, call it in the air then, homeboy.

667

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50:47,374 -- 00:50:48,534

Tails.

668

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50:48,842 -- 00:50:50,810

Tails it is. You got that.

669

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50:50,878 -- 00:50:52,675

- They're losers anyway.

- Your ball.

670

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50:52,746 -- 00:50:53,804

Oh, we're losers?

671

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50:53,881 -- 00:50:55,712

- Right, man.

- Okay.

672

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50:55,783 -- 00:50:58,479

Just for talking trash, you get nothing.

673

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50:58,552 -- 00:51:00,019

- Yeah, we'll see.

- Check ball!

674

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51:00,087 -- 00:51:01,850

Don't be so serious.

675

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51:03,090 -- 00:51:05,820

Friday night

and you got paid right here, huh?

676

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51:09,096 -- 00:51:10,324

Do it!

677

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51:12,866 -- 00:51:14,629

Play some D, man!

678

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51:16,036 -- 00:51:17,526

D up! D up!

679

00:
51:21,675 -- 00:51:23,905

- Where you at?

- Right here, right here.

680

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51:23,977 -- 00:51:26,275

- Tight D.

- No, no, no. Keep the ball.

681

00:
51:35,022 -- 00:51:36,284

Shoot that, J!

682

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51:36,356 -- 00:51:38,119

There you go, baby.

683

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51:40,394 -- 00:51:41,554

Shoot!

684

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51:42,763 -- 00:51:43,991

Back up.

685

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51:44,665 -- 00:51:48,726

Point game. Just play it tight.

Play it tight, play it tight here.

686

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51:50,904 -- 00:51:52,769

- Game, man.

- Nice shot.

687

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51:54,007 -- 00:51:55,668

Give me my money.

688

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51:56,944 -- 00:52:01,438

Nice to meet you.

Nice to do business with you.

689

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52:01,515 -- 00:52:02,539

I didn't know...

690

00:
52:02,616 -- 00:52:05,380

Making money could be this easy

691

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52:05,819 -- 00:52:08,151

- Oh, my...

- What a coincidence.

692

00:
52:08,689 -- 00:52:13,126

The two of you accidentally on purpose

meeting up across town in a game.

693

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52:14,328 -- 00:52:18,389

Where you going, Shorty?

Gotta go to the store for your mom again?

694

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52:19,433 -- 00:52:20,900

Okay, my man.

695

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52:22,603 -- 00:52:25,367

I don't know what the situation is, but...

696

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52:26,406 -- 00:52:27,464

Hey!

697

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52:29,443 -- 00:52:30,501

Hey!

698

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52:35,916 -- 00:52:37,406

Open up! Open up!

699

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52:48,829 -- 00:52:50,592

That was close, man.

700

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52:51,431 -- 00:52:53,194

I forgot my ball.

701

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52:53,267 -- 00:52:56,998

- Man, we can buy another ball.

- With what? You tossed our ends.

702

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52:58,939 -- 00:53:03,000

A hundred singles looks like a lot more

than what it is.

703

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53:08,348 -- 00:53:11,749

I like that. You're the man.

704

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54:12,246 -- 00:54:14,339

Looking good, Mr. Cruise.

705

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54:14,815 -- 00:54:16,806

Feeling good, Mr. Tech.

706

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54:19,419 -- 00:54:21,546

I don't wanna act

like I ain't never been nowhere before.

707

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54:21,622 -- 00:54:23,351

But you haven't.

708

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54:23,423 -- 00:54:27,416

Oh, girl. When was the last time you seen

a forest in a lobby?

709

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54:27,494 -- 00:54:30,156

Oh, and let's not forget about a lake.

710

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54:30,430 -- 00:54:33,763

- Okay, this is big.

- Real big.

711

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54:42,876 -- 00:54:44,138

Defrost

712

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54:49,583 -- 00:54:50,572

Breakdown

713

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54:50,651 -- 00:54:55,247

The fraternities use the common area

for stepping during the summer months.

714

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54:56,023 -- 00:54:57,650

Okay. That's cool. That's cool.

715

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54:57,724 -- 00:54:59,453

A lot of them will be after you to pledge.

716

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54:59,526 -- 00:55:01,084

Especially since you'll be playing ball.

717

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55:01,161 -- 00:55:03,527

Yeah, well,

I don't think I'll be joining a fraternity.

718

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55:03,597 -- 00:55:07,727

I'm spending most of my free time

with my girl here, Vanessa, and studying.

719

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55:10,904 -- 00:55:13,429

Let me show you something over here.

720

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55:22,716 -- 00:55:24,274

The director's ready for you now.

721

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55:24,351 -- 00:55:26,945

If you want to chill with homechick

till I get back, it's all right.

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Preston A. Whitmore II

Preston Alexander Whitmore II (born June 26, 1962) is an American film director, film producer, and screenwriter. Preston Whitmore is best known for his 2007 comedy-drama This Christmas. The film garnered Preston an NAACP Image Award nomination for Outstanding Directing in 2008. Whitmore has a number of television and feature film projects in development at his Los Angeles based production company, The Preston Picture Company. more…

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