This film was pure cinematic brilliance. From the direction of David Kellog, to the ground-breaking camera work of award-winning cinematographer Janusz Kaninski comes a new breed of film-making. This film was beautifully shot (1.85:1) and is a feast for the eyes. It is as if the filmakers are taking us on a jorney similar to entering an alternate dimesion. Yes, we step into a world where, essentially, we all learn what it means to be cool as ice. As is noted in David Stenn's cleverly penned script, "It ain't where your from, It's where you're at anyway. And right now I'm with you." That pretty much captures it right there. For 2 hours we are with Ice, playing Johnny Van Owen, as a rebelious rapper who is travelling across country, by motorcycle, on his world tour. Accompanied by his 3 bandmates, unfortunate circumstances arise when Bandmate "Jazz"'s (played by a hilarious Deezer D.) bike breaks down. Now stuck in a town they don't belong whose denizens are discriminatory and rude, Ice happens upon the woman of his dreams. It is love at first sight and Ice now faces incredible odds to win the woman he so desperately loves. This film is powerfull, engrossing, and gripping. This movie was escapism at it's finest. Pure entertainment and a thrill ride you just don't want to stop.