Should of been called BLOCK PARTY....with Dave Chapelle. Good though.

Well directed, but bland concert film.

Great concert with some of modern hip-hop's brightest and generally most underrated artists. Chappelle is hillarious as always.

What a great idea, every block should have one of these

One of the better concert films I've seen. It's easy to have fun watching someone like Chappelle, who seems perpetually happy and hilarious throughout the film. It would be easy to write this off as pro-Dave propaganda, as it does seem to be an effort to resurrect Chappelle after he backed out on more seasons of the show -- but I can't do it. It's just too much fun, and has such a good energy that it's tough to be cynical about it. The music is damn good, too.

Not my kind of music, but one hell of a party.

For Chappelle, this was really boring and quite unfunny.

I like a lot of the music and Dave Chappelle is a cool mother fucker but this movie was just good, not great. Gondry has done better.

Those who appreciate the work of the musicians involved will no doubt enjoy this concert movie.

Like a 21st century WOODSTOCK, the footage cuts between the performers, backstage banter, the organization of the event and interesting characters. The looseness of the editing lends to the party atmosphere. All the music is really good but I was most pleased with the electrifying Dead Prez. What the film could have used is a little more Chappelle. I had hoped he would be a bit more present, but what we would do see and hear of him is gold, a naturally funny, easy-going and warm-hearted guy.

MTV-style visuals would have been just the thing for this movie. Instead, we end up having to look at cheesy video footage transferred to film, which 99% of the time (like here) looks like shit. I walked out of this dull-ass piece of crudulence at the point where Chappelle tells a racist joke (it's against white people, so of course it's OK)