All this wrapped into (or hidden behind) a lame rap atmosphere. But nothing much in terms of being entertaining, diverting or else. Difficult to follow who is what and get somewhat interested in what happens next. And stereotypes abound...

"The Breaking Point" is the kind of film you watch on a Friday night when you want some nice entertainment. You get some nice drama, some nice laughs, and entertainment. This film, directed by James Hunter, is a reminder that independent artists can still create quality. Now, don't get me wrong, there are still mistakes and everything isn't perfect. There were editing mistakes that made the movie look more amateur than it really was. The movie also gets inconsistent with it's acting and the writing is uneven, but taking into account what the film had to work with, you appreciate it's look of professionalism. What stood out for me was the clear cinematography, outlined with solid lighting. As for the components you care for the most, the story was finely crafted and pretty darn clever, and the acting (for the most part) was believable. Like I said, this film doesn't have anything exceptional about, but it's a nice piece of entertainment. You can see and appreciate the effort put it, and despite it's (at times) evident flaws, you're still drawn in.

I went to the Red Carpet Premier of the Breaking Point in June at the Linden Wood Theater in Brooklyn NY. It was an excellent film and I especially like the D.A. and Sean Nelson was funny in this film. The Producer James Hunter put together an excellent action-filled film. I give this film an A. Jame Hunter had great actors and actresses in this film. I look to see more films from James Hunter. I really enjoyed the Red Carpet event as well. The photographer was great with taking the pictures and I also got to meet the actors and actresses from the Breaking Point. It was an honor and pleasure to see James Hunter as I have known him since he was a young boy. God Bless him.