Shottas
A raw, pulse-pounding Jamaican crime drama that vibrates with the chaotic rhythm of the streets. It portrays a tragic ascent into the underworld, where bullets pave a fleeting, sun-drenched path to power before an inevitable, devastating collapse.
Shottas
Shottas

"Friendship, loyalty & greed."

27 February 2002 Jamaica 95 min ⭐ 7.6 (355)
Director: Adam Doench Lyndale V. Pettus Cess Silvera
Cast: Ky-Mani Marley, Spragga Benz, Paul Campbell, Louie Rankin, Wyclef Jean
Drama Crime Action Adventure
The Cycle of Poverty and Crime Brotherhood and Loyalty The Illusion of the American Dream Systemic Corruption
Budget: $200,000

Shottas - Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

Baby, if I gotta ask a price, that mean I can't afford it.

— Biggs

Context:

Biggs says this while indulging in the luxury lifestyle that his criminal empire has afforded him, dismissing the concept of monetary limits.

Meaning:

This highlights Biggs' transition from a life of poverty to one of extreme, unapologetic wealth, demonstrating his newfound arrogance and materialistic mindset.

You have all of my money! You have everything! What else do you want from me? / Your soul.

— Teddy Bruckshut / Biggs

Context:

During the climactic home invasion, Biggs extorts seven million dollars from Teddy. When Teddy pleads for his life, Biggs delivers this chilling final demand.

Meaning:

This exchange signifies the absolute ruthlessness of Biggs. It shows that the takeover is not just about money, but about total annihilation and dominance of the enemy.

Yo, spread the word... the real gangsters are back, in full effect!

— Biggs

Context:

Biggs says this upon returning to the United States and immediately shaking down the local criminal establishments.

Meaning:

A declaration of war and a reassertion of power. It establishes their identity not just as criminals, but as an unstoppable force returning to claim what they believe is theirs.

We don't like beating people, not even kids. We wait until they grow up, then we shoot them.

— Mad Max

Context:

Max casually delivers this line while intimidating a target, showcasing his absolute lack of empathy and sociopathic charm.

Meaning:

This quote perfectly encapsulates Max's darkly comedic yet terrifyingly psychotic approach to violence, emphasizing the cheapness of life in their world.