Biker Boyz

Synopsis: A mythic motorcycle tale of father and son", this is the story of Manuel Galloway, also known as "the King of Cali", the president of a motorcycle club whose members are all African-American men, mostly white-collar workers who exchange their suits and ties at night and on weekends for leather outfits and motorcycle helmets. The focus of this story takes place at an annual drag-racing event in Fresno, as Manuel tries to retain his championship title.
Genre: Action, Drama
Production: Dreamworks Distribution LLC
 
IMDB:
4.6
Metacritic:
36
Rotten Tomatoes:
23%
PG-13
Year:
2003
110 min
$21,701,045
Website
973 Views


Hey, sexy, let's go.

Yo, Chu Chu...

No, I'm out, man. He's coming.

It's a rap. He's coming!

No, he's coming.

Tell Smoke his punk-ass...

...was supposed to be here|30 minutes ago.

Instead he out there hiding.

Instead of coming|and facing me like a man.

Listen, Chu Chu,|he'll be here.

No, that's bullshit.|I'm out.

He'll be here.

I want my money.

Listen, if you ask me...

...he's just waiting|to make an entrance.

Look out,|little girl.

All right, I'll give him|five minutes.

No, make it one.

Black Knights!

Hear ye! Hear ye!|Gather 'round!

Black Knights in town.

And all you mere mortals|need to bow that ass down!

If you have never seen Smoke|do his thing on a motorcycle...

...then you have never seen...

...a brother on a motorcycle|do his thing.

Oh, glory be to God...

...y'all, 'cause you know|He had a vision.

He put Arthur Ashe on the clay...

Jackie Robinson on the diamond...

Muhammad Ali in the ring|and my man, Smoke...

...on the two wheels!

So don't be s-s-stuttering|and standing your ass around.

Get down on your knees|and bow that ass down.

Word!

He's still gonna lose.

Slick Will.

Right on, brother.

What up, Kid?

Hey.

Long as I can remember...

...my dad and Smoke|were best friends.

As long as anyone can remember,|Smoke was known...

...as "The King of Cali."

But if anyone outraced him,|they could win his crown.

203 races.

I ain't found nobody with enough|ride to take this from me.

Let's make it a lot better.|Two grand.

Sound like money|in the bank to me.

Cha-ching.

The deal was,|a lot of people had dreams...

...of one day winning that crown.

You all right?

Yeah, I just needed|more acceleration.

Yeah, and you would've|fallen on your behind...

...a lot faster.

Come on, let's get this.

All right, Dad.

Here we go.|One, two, three.

Go help get Smoke's ride|off the truck, all right?

Damn!

Damn!

Damn.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

You're sort of in my path.

I like the way you put that.

Put what?

You could've said|I was in your way.

But you said I|was in your path.

You know, it's like|me and your paths...

...are meant to cross.

Feel what I'm saying?

No.

Anyway, my name is Kid.

You want a medal|for that or something?

I just want some|conversation, that's all.

Just a little conversation.

Hmm.

Well, there's|only one problem, Kid.

What's that, beautiful?

I don't converse|with prospects.

Excuse me.

A prospect.

I was at the bottom.

I wanted to be recognized|as a true rider.

Especially from my dad.

Dad. Dad!

What?

When do I get my colors?

What?

I'm saying,|this prospect thing...

I can't roll|like this no more.

That's Smoke's call, boy.

Good, man. Good.

Damn, Will,|she is tight.

The way I saw it,|my concerns were not his.

Being Smoke's mechanic,|there was only one rider...

...my dad seemed to care about.

Nice work, Will.

Hey, thanks, baby.

You, too, Kid.

Hey, Smoke, listen, man.

Burn rubber,|not your soul, baby.

Burn rubber, not your soul.

I don't see why we stay up|all night fixing his bike...

...while he takin'|all the bows.

First of all, "we" didn't|stay up all night, I did.

You fell asleep, remember?

Second of all, you know,|Smoke always tells me...

...that when he lines|his bike up for a race...

...he doesn't see anything,|he doesn't hear anything.

Just a finish line.

A cat like that gets in the|zone... That's a gift from God.

Sound like bullshit to me.

Well, you should wish|you could be half as good.

My dad once said the difference|between men and boys...

...is the lessons they learn.

Well, my father|taught me plenty.

Is that nitrous I smell...

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