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You're in charge of your career, your clientèle, yourself. Some strippers come in and tell her there are ways of making more money-much, much more. To make ends meet, she gets at a shoe-store job. Single black woman raises baby on her own, no means. When we meet Diana (LisaRaye), she's just had a fight with father over college. But there are those who just need to make mad money mad fast. To control every man in the room-and her career. There are women who get into stripping 'cause they want worship, adoration. We've all heard of the girl who turns trick in order as last resort. Even if you're Trump, every single dollar. but not quite a 'Striptease.' Written and directed by old-school rap superstar Ice Cube, 'The Players Club' is a posh, yet harsh feature dealing with women needing big money really fast and giving themselves over to this way in order to get it.

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Good readers, take a deeep breath of relief that 'The Players Club' has slightly higher-quality of strip than glitzy dives like 'Showgirls' and 'Striptease.' Not quite the British Oscar contender level of 'The Full Monty'. And who wants to see that? Such on the form as 'Showgirls' made one wish the makers had followed pornography by example and not tried to have plot. Why? What's going on here? The characters and plot are so non-existent, they fall under the category of pornos without sex. They never seem to be well-made, or much fun. But movies on the stripping game don't seem to. Kevin Kline is masterful as a dear, stuffy but virtuous teacher, who is devoted to teaching his young charges in every possible way.By Dane Youssef YOU CAN MAKE A LOT OF MONEY IN THE STRIPPING GAME. Set primarily about 20 years after Dead Poets, in the 1970's, a very different time, it presumes that time seems to stand still in certain places-at least outwardly. But it is also a darned good story, in a 'Dead Poets Society' east coast prep school ambiance, with lush green lawns, ivy covered walls, and ivy covered professors. Bush Years of Darkness, and serves as a warning: let us not allow 'incurious' (a euphemism coined specifically for Dubya, as far as I can tell) children of privilege to prevail, despite their inevitable tendency to rise to the top no matter how manifest their failings and poor character. And my favorite scene is the taking a negative shot at the world of politics. Kevin Kline gives a great performance as usual. Besides pure entertainment we are given a chance to examine our own values. Is it a matter of degrees that challenge our own scale of morality? How far is acceptable without feeling guilty about crossing the line of moralality.In fact we are presented with a situation in which a line is crossed for what is believed the right reasons.Is that possible? These are not themes examined in 'Chips' or Dead Poets'. Its obvious who the better person is but that each of us has this dichotomy.

Our teacher feels he has failed this young man and has cheated others along the way. Lying and cheating is not only acceptable to this student from his past but has rewards built in. But what scale is he measuring ones own personal values. And if so was it worth it in retospect.A student of our protagonist shows disatisfaction with the high roads in life and points out 'what has your values gotten you'. Will we be able to look back and ask ourselves whether or not we achieved a life worthy of this high level of morality. If faced with the same situation again are we willing to make that same exception to the high standard we set for ourself. He is even challenged to decide whether one can make exceptions along their lifes path.We are asked to look at ourselves and see if we are willing to make allowances in our personal goals. There are several incidents in the film which challenge our protagonist (Kline) to which path has he taken to achieve his high standards. This film also attempts successfully how we measure whether we are or have attained these goals. The major theme appears to be that at some point in our lives we choose our path towards attaining the highest level of morality life allows us. However, there is a feature to this movie which has the viewer question his/her values towards morality and ethics. It had some familiarity with both films at first. At first I wasnt sure whether or not I was watching an attempt to copy the Dead poets Society or Good Bye Mr.