I was not sure what to expect from this movie, but I was surprisingly delighted. The story gives you a view into the life of someone who has made mistakes in life, but wants more than to go back into that life and is willing to temporarily go back if there is a light at the end of that tunnel. I was impressed with how the lifestyle and tradition of Baltimore was well intrenched in this movie without coming off as fake or cheesy. Being from the area, I felt there was a sense of home in this film. I also felt the balance as far as good flirting with the bad. A man trying to teach a child how to become a man. Much of that is missing in the world today. I appreciate that Vincent attempted to instill principals within the child although he may not have had all the tools to do so. I highly recommend this movie!