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Drumline (DVD, 2003, Widescreen)

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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Drumline with this must-have DVD. With its stunning widescreen edition, it offers an unparalleled viewing experience. The movie, directed by Charles Stone III, features a talented cast and an engaging storyline that will keep you on the edge of your seat. This DVD is perfect for fans of drama and music alike, with its PG-13 rating making it suitable for a wide audience. It boasts high-quality features and is compatible with most DVD players. Add this incredible title to your collection today and enjoy the thrilling ride that is Drumline.

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Charles Stone III's crowd-pleasing drama spotlights the previously unheralded world of university marching bands--more specifically, the cutthroat world that energizes Southern black campuses. Devon Miles (Nick Cannon) is a Harlem teenager who receives a full scholarship to attend Atlanta A&T University based on his excellent percussion talents. However, making the transition from hip-hop street drumming to the drumline of the school's legendary marching band is more challenging than Miles expected. For one, the band director, Dr. Lee (Orlando Jones), is determined to reclaim the national championship using old-school tactics, even though his traditional beliefs appear to be leaving A&T in the dust. And then there is Sean (Leonard Roberts), the current drum leader, who is threatened by Devon's skills and frustrated by his fierce individuality. These antagonistic forces, as well as the addition of a cheerleading love interest (Zoe Saldana), combine to test Devon's previously unshakeable confidence. As the season builds toward the BET Big Southern Classic and a showdown with rival Morris Brown University, Devon must swallow his pride and learn to be a team player if he wants his band to win the championship. DRUMLINE proves that any subject can make for an invigorating work of entertainment, if handled properly.