User reviews

this is a very LA movie - even if the actual scene of the climactic crash was filmed north-east of Pico, in Boyle Heights - and one can feel that all the characters are real, not stereotypes. Even though I, as belonging to only one ethnicity/culture, and have only lived in LA south of Pico for a decade I cannot claim to be an expert, but an informed observer.

Our cultures here are very isolated compared to San Francisco or New York. But, yes, people in LA do come together in occasional and random ways, like maybe at a Dodgers games (not Lakers - no working man can afford that and still make his rent) and yes, you cannot predict how it's going to turn out. Just like this movie. South of Pico makes your heart break, for the characters, for all the people of LA who live side by side in our cities and ghettos, walled mansions, enclaves, hoods and gated estates but rarely together.

I have to be honest I only heard about this movie because LiL'J is in it. And even though I never really heard of this movie I went out and brought the DVD.I was told this was a good movie and I wanted to see for myself. But it REALLY was. People will say it's just like CRASH OK maybe it is but it really is a good movie. It's funny how everything and everyone in the movie connected at the end. You will see a lot of familiar faces in here, I found myself saying "wait isn't that" or "I saw him in such and such" I found myself laughing while watching J, not because he's a bad actor he has MAJOR skills. But it was a different side of him, which is what acting is all about. He wasn't the cute guy from the "Disney Channel" and people will see the versatility in his acting.

I'm not going to tell what happened all I can say is.. GET YOUR COPY OF SOUT OF PICO!!!! You won't regret it!

It is an underrated film.

They should have given it more credit, but, it's a classic and we all love watching it.

Amazing cast.

New talent that is about to make it big as Angel Princess, pay attention to this girl, future award winner.