Search - R Kelly: Trapped In the Closet Chapters 1-22 on DVD

Campy Genius

Nope_Not_Me | Santa Monica, CA USA | 02/09/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"If you haven't heard/seen/made sweet monkey love to Trapped In The Closet, you are missing out.

Guaranteed Surpises, Laughter, & More Brilliant Quotes than Caddyshack and the works of Shakespeare combined.

If you ever need a present for the person who has everything, this is it."

Creative Genius

mistermaxxx@yahoo.com | usa | 12/16/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"the Genius Mind of R.Kelly recalls Charlie Chaplin, Orson Wells, Benny Hill, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Redd Foxx, and other Slap Stick Humor along with a compelling Piece of Music that speaks on a night gone crazy that might be seen daily on the Jerry Springer show or Maury Povich Show. R.Kelly went back in time with his own Luke and laura or Young and the Restless style Soap Opera. this Film contains all of the chapters and other footage plus a ROd Stieger style Commentary that is cool. his Depth and overall drive never ceases to amaze me. He is Beyond driven and He has changed the way we see video. He brought Black theater to video much along the way that Tyler Perry has done with film. R.Kelly has made a lasting impact and this film adds to his Legacy and Genius. Get your Popcorn and see if you can remember all the characters and stay tunned for More from Da Kang of R&B. dig the vocal harmonys, Humor and the way he breaks it all down. this film would have been winning Oscars in the silent film era. this Film is ROck and Roll."

Best Movie Ever

Jimmy Calanchini | Sacramento, CA | 07/06/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Words fail to capture the greatness that is Trapped In The Closet. Its a 90-minute r&b video soap opera. Pimp Luscius, stop your pimpin' ways!"

R. Kelly's greatest artwork ever!

Anon | 12/28/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Not since the days of Jean-Luc Godard has history seen such a brilliant filmmaker as Robert Sylvester Kelly. When taken at face value one might mistake this movie for a cheap poorly written narrative about the life of mindless thug. In reality Kelly has created one of the world's greatest satires. The character Bridget and her affair with a little person named "Big Man" is clearly a metaphor for the Bush Administration's mishandling of the Iraq war, and mismanagement of government funding. There are so many hidden icons, and underlying themes that one must watch this movie several times before appreciating its cinematic value. I am very satisfied with Kelly's work and look forward to the sequel which is rumored to be directed by James Cameron."