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May 30, 2012
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Personally I like Hustlas better, It was funnier to me. Although I thought 2 Dope shined in Rustlas, he made that movie funny, seems like J & Twiztid didnt have as many scenes or not alot of funny ones. But I still thought the movie was dope. What yall think? <Random Bored Post>

May 30, 2012
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Hustlas over Rustlas. Next should be during the 1920's 1930's gangster era. Fuck the sci-fi idea.

May 30, 2012
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iLLtheClown said:

Hustlas over Rustlas. Next should be during the 1920's 1930's gangster era. Fuck the sci-fi idea.

cosign thats a great idea & yeah i agree hustlas was better

May 30, 2012
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iLLtheClown said:

Hustlas over Rustlas. Next should be during the 1920's 1930's gangster era. Fuck the sci-fi idea.

AGREED with both of those statements

May 30, 2012
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Hustlas hands down. I just thought it was fresh that every line Shaggy had it rhymed. Rustlas was cool and all, with everybody in it. Took them long enough to make it but it was fresh for what it was. Some parts were funny. Wish Jason Mewes had a better role other than pissing himself. Hustlas 9/10, Rustlas 6/10.

May 30, 2012
10:15 pm

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Hustlas. It just seemed to me like they were trying too hard with Rustlas and trying to come up with parts to work everybody in. I liked Hustlas because it felt bootleg and like everyone was just goofin around for the most part.If they wouldve gotten Rustlas in theatres like they were talkin about doing I think it wouldve worked better with a more general audience. On a related note, why do they refuse to make the jump to blu ray? Clearly Rustlas had some money put into it so why not make the presentation as good as possible?

June 4, 2012
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Hustlas was da shit ! Rustlas was shit ! W/W !

K R U S H - K I L L - D E S T R O Y !

June 17, 2012
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both are good funny as hell

October 14, 2012
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i actually like both of them

any idea whats the theme of they next film going to be?

i feel like some of the pyschopathic artist should play a bigger role and not just have cameos (just my opinion)

October 14, 2012
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Rustlas is the best MOVIE

October 14, 2012
9:57 pm

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uuuh unless youre a new ninja....hustlas is going to be the pic by everyone...rustlas wasnt all that great...it was cool but nothing wig flippin

October 14, 2012
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Rustlas was garbage and im not just sayin that because i like the older shit it just litterally sucked.

October 14, 2012
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I agree with ahha, Rustlas was a huge disappointment. It had it's moments but isn't shit compared to Hustlas.

October 15, 2012
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Che said:

uuuh unless youre a new ninja....hustlas is going to be the pic by everyone...rustlas wasnt all that great...it was cool but nothing wig flippin

way to stereotype there fella, hustlas started very good, but lacked towards the end, its way more funny tho, im sayin as a movie, i dug rustlas,dug the cameos and it remind me of red dead redemption

October 15, 2012
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i actually bought red dead to try & further hype myself for rustlas

October 15, 2012
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It's tough to hype a movie for a few months and please most of the viewers. Rustlas was hyped for at least ten years, and I still loved it, so comparing it to Hustlas, I can't say it's better but it's still dope as fuck to me. Congrats to them for even making Rustlas at all!!!! Especially with their busy schedules. 2 Dope made a good point on the commentary too about how if you haven't seen Hustlas , Rustlas wouldn't be quite the same.

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October 15, 2012
5:00 pm

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Personally, BIG MONEY HUSTLAS...Its so random, dumb and a true indepenedent film. it was so underground at the time, u had to know about ICP and twiztid and search for the tape in stores. It was rare to actually see ICP and twiztid talkin back then, the internet wasnt poppin, so to see documentaries, concert tapes and a movie like this was magic.

They should have made the sequal alot sooner when they were younger like the Shangri La era. they were on "fire" then. shinnin like diamonds. Big Money Rustlas was a let down. it was scripted so it felt totally different. its a real movie. not just random juggalo flavor, violence and nudity like the HUSTLAS.

bein a juggalo in 1999-2001 was soooo much different than today. i cant explain it, there was so much good music on tv and radio and people were goin 20times platinum, so to be into ICP who barely sold 200,000 was real underground at the time. nowadays we sell the same, but we hit top 40 cuz mainstream fell down.

October 15, 2012
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lol icp werent underground in 99-01 they had a platinum & gold records & did woodstock

cats like amb & blaze were underground

October 15, 2012
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True enough, Warlock, but I kinda get where he's coming from. A lot of people were buying ICP in 99 but most of them didn't even know about Riddlebox or Terror Wheel, and all that good stuff. From what I remember in school back then, people who had Jeckel Bros kept saying, "Have you heard the second ICP album yet?"…and the juggalos could keep the undergroundNESS (i just made that word up) feel with ICP's music through listening to pre-Milenko shit. Kinda funny that Jeckel Bros is viewed as the last great album by the clowns these days with a lot of new fans, but back then we looked at it and Milenko as the mainstream almost. Kids think weird about shit is all I gotta say about that….lol

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October 15, 2012
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Im not going to pick one or the other between Hustlas or Rustlas,Ill say that their both great movies,But overall Hustlas was just better by far.

Ive probably seen that movie about 5,000,000 times,No lie.I watched it a total of 4 times the day after i got it,And i bought it on VHS the first time.

And i know every word and scene line for line.