Desparate situations lead 4 African American women into a life of crime
Set It Off is a heist film with a twist which is that involves a group of African American women. The movie begins with Frankie (Vivica A. Fox) losing her job at a bank after it’s robbed because the police suspect her as an accomplice because she knew one of the perpetrators. Stony (Jada Pinkett) has her brother killed by the police when he reached for a bottle. T.T. (Kimberly Elise) has her baby taken away by Child Protective Services after he gets into an accident at her work. The fourth member of the crew is Cleo (Queen Latifah). Given their recent problems they’re motivated to try to make some quick money by becoming bank robbers.<br /><br />The movie does a good job laying out the women’s troubles and how that leads them to crime. The robberies are good. There’s also the alternative story of Stony dating a banker named Keith Weston (Blair Underwood) that showed what could have been if she didn’t choose a life of crime.<br /><br />All together it’s a very good heist story by a group of desperate women. Having women being the leads was important enough as crime dramas are dominated by men. Having them be black women made this story stand out even more.
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