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MOVIE REVIEWS - All Things Fall Apart Reviews
R 2011 ‧ Drama/Sport ‧ 1h 50m
DescriptionDeon (50 Cent), a promising running back, tries to make it through his senior year of college while battling a deadly disease.
Release date: February 14, 2012 (USA)
Director: Mario Van Peebles
Budget: 7 million USD (estimated)
Initial DVD release: April 8, 2013 (Germany)
Screenplay: 50 Cent, Brian A. Miller
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50 Cent weighed 160 pounds when he portrayed the cancer-stricken Deon. The rapper went through a nine-week liquid diet and went on a treadmill three hours a day, losing his entire muscular frame. He has gained more than 40 pounds back after filming wrapped.
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The college football team in the movie used jerseys from the Grand Rapids Community College football team. The bookstore scene also used the GRCC bookstore and included sweatshirts on the rack that included the Grand Rapids Community College name and "GRCC" lamp post banners throughout the movie.
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Continuity
In some scenes Deon has a gold tooth. The sick Deon does not.
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In the game against the Thunder, the scoreboard shows "Lakers (Deon's team) 24, Chargers 28." There are no Chargers in the game.
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Miscellaneous
In the football scene filmed indoors at Van Andel Arena in downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan, the field is actually a 50-yard long field that is played off as being a regulation-size 100-yard field, evident by the yard numbers on the wide shot showing a 40-yard line. The Grand Rapids Rampage, a former Arena Football League team, use to play their home games in the arena and it can only fit a 50-yard field inside of it.
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Referenced in
Bad Movie Beatdown: Set Up (2013) (TV Episode)
another bad film from 50 Cent
Featured in
WatchMojo: Top 10 Actor Body Transformations (2013) (TV Episode)
50 Cent's transformation for All Things Fall Apart is #10.
Soundtrack Credits
Beamer, Benz or Bentley
Written by Christopher Lloyd, Laron James, Michael Forno
Performed by Lloyd Banks featuring Juelz Santana
Curious
Written by Marvin Bernard, Samuel Anderson
Performed by Tony Yayo feat. Joe
Crazy Life
Written by Governor Washington, Phillip Pitts
Performed by Governor Washington featuring Cheri Dennis
Wanksta
Written by 50 Cent (as Curtis Jackson ) and Jan Freeman
Performed by 50 Cent
Dance With Me
Performed by Hot Rod
Pass The Patron
Written by Marvin Bernard and Michael Harper
Performed by Tony Yayo featuring 50 Cent
Take It
Written by Kyeme Miller, Twanée Butterfield, Talon Haynes
Performed by Twanée
Destiny
Written by Governor Washington, Scott Storch
Performed by Governor Washington
Let Me Show You
Written by Kyeme Miller, Twanée Butterfield, Talon Haynes
Performed by Twanée
Get Dat
Written by Kyeme Miller
Hold Yuh
Written by Windel Edwards, Ricardo Lloyd Johnson
Performed by Gyptian
Remarkable
Written by 50 Cent (as Curtis Jackson), Christopher Grayson and Khateeb Muhammed
Performed by Governor Washington
B.U.D.D.Y.
Performed by Musiq Soulchild
The Knockout
Written by Kyeme Miller
I Love You
Written by Ryan Leslie and Corey Williams
Performed by Cheri Dennis

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