They hit the road, but their troubles begin as soon as they enter the South. He nominates Claude as the driver, and it's a chance for him to make things right. While Claude is getting dunked in the water and Ray is on the verge of getting killed, Ray offers to pick up dozens of cases of the finest Mississippi moonshine and deliver it back to Harlem in the hopes of making things right.

Ray is also in trouble with the mob boss, and the two men are forcibly removed from the club and taken to the docks where the mob boss awaits. While in the rest room, Claude encounters two henchmen representing the mob boss to whom Claude owes money, and then has a run-in with Ray ( Eddie Murphy), a fast-talking conman who pickpockets Claude's wallet. In LIFE, it's the 1930s, and Claude ( Martin Lawrence) is at a Harlem nightclub with his girlfriend, celebrating his recent hire as a bank teller. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails. While there's raw comedy throughout and some graphic violence, the movie also has some surprisingly serious and thoughtful moments, addressing issues such as wrongful imprisonment, institutional racism, segregation, and homophobia. A character has an affair with the White daughter of the warden, resulting in pregnancy and a situation in which he cannot admit to being the father. A gay prisoner on the verge of parole opts for the suicide of getting shot and killed by a guard while trying to escape rather than facing the shame and disapproval of his family because of his sexual orientation. One of the lead characters is shown hanging upside down, tied with rope, and dunked into the ocean by mob henchmen at a New York City dock. Violent and bloody fistfight between two prisoners. In the previous scene, this sheriff's face gets sliced with a switchblade by the Black man as he tries to stand up to the sheriff's racist bullying. Expect strong language throughout, including the 'N' word (used by White and Black characters), 'motherf-ker,' and 'f-k.' Gun violence, including characters getting shot and killed at close range, and a Black man killed, his body left on the street bloodied by a corrupt Mississippi sheriff. Classic Disney Vol.Parents need to know that Life is a 1999 comedy in which Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence play two Harlem men wrongly convicted of murder serving time in a Mississippi work camp for over 60 years.

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