Meta_Conscious
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this shit was surprisingly awesome... very authentic...
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Recaptimus_Prime360
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got it in my "instant que" on netflix. haven't watched it yet.
matt-;4783361 said:he told his son to grow up and stop being a little girl....
"You are not a baby, you are a big boy can you say dada" It was a emotional scene tho cuz u could tell he didnt know what to say or do
aneed123;4784759 said:matt-;4783361 said:he told his son to grow up and stop being a little girl....
"You are not a baby, you are a big boy can you say dada" It was a emotional scene tho cuz u could tell he didnt know what to say or do
hell no. and you could see that baby didn't really know who is dad was, or had no real connection. and dad was laying on the bed, just like a baby himself.... i don't know. i just thought it was funny. especially after he was talking about that other murder early in the movie and was like, "oh its just another day in the hood. aint no thang" like he was used to it. wonder how he reacted when Toshiba got got
Meta_Conscious
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they captured not only the ignorance and self-destruction, but also the vulnerability and disappear of that street shit...
the way it was shot was brilliant... it reminds me of them Brazil flicks... ultra-realism... I think most people will miss the thoughtfulness because how ignorant and raw it is...
the way it was shot was brilliant... it reminds me of them Brazil flicks... ultra-realism... I think most people will miss the thoughtfulness because how ignorant and raw it is...
The Lonious Monk
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matt-;4785436 said:aneed123;4784759 said:matt-;4783361 said:he told his son to grow up and stop being a little girl....
"You are not a baby, you are a big boy can you say dada" It was a emotional scene tho cuz u could tell he didnt know what to say or do
hell no. and you could see that baby didn't really know who is dad was, or had no real connection. and dad was laying on the bed, just like a baby himself.... i don't know. i just thought it was funny. especially after he was talking about that other murder early in the movie and was like, "oh its just another day in the hood. aint no thang" like he was used to it. wonder how he reacted when Toshiba got got
Yeah, it was crazy how he was so quick to go after the other guy's baby mama as if it was just a natural thing. I don't see how he didn't think it was coming back to him the same way.
it seems like that shit aint being pushed AT ALL.....i dont ever see nuthin about it online.....i just found it on accident when i saw it, and that was months ago.....i just knew that shit was gone be a hot topic in the hood, but even people i know aint seen it....*shrugs*
HAF BAYKED;4786125 said:it seems like that shit aint being pushed AT ALL.....i dont ever see nuthin about it online.....i just found it on accident when i saw it, and that was months ago.....i just knew that shit was gone be a hot topic in the hood, but even people i know aint seen it....*shrugs*
yea, it isnt getting that much publicity.
I saw Michael Williams in a power105 interview talking about, thats the first and only place (besides this thread) i've heard about it.
but the thing is, it's been in the most popular listing on netflix for about a week now so ppl are watching it.
they said a fight broke out at one of the viewings.
its not really a movie that should be getting any real press, maybe better for it to just be "underground" and accumulate a following. but i'm sure alot of people have been seeing it on netflix recently.
but i'm pretty sure it would be a disaster if it ever was released into theaters.
its not really a movie that should be getting any real press, maybe better for it to just be "underground" and accumulate a following. but i'm sure alot of people have been seeing it on netflix recently.
but i'm pretty sure it would be a disaster if it ever was released into theaters.
Meta_Conscious
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it could work if it was marketed correctly... selling it as a "hood movie" isn't smart or necessary...
Cigarello Slim
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Good shit is all I can say, based on my 6 short years living in Georgia this shit captures it's hoods perfectly. I went on Wiki to get some info about the movie and saw this...
An attempt on Curtis Snow's life occurred in December 2011. He survived a grisly box-cutter knife attack. [6]
A melee broke out at the film's showing at the Atlanta Film Festival, as some audience members were unsure of the authenticity of a scene in which a child puts his hands into a pile of crack cocaine with a razor blade in it.
As a result of officers seeing a part of the movie, the Atlanta Police Department contacted the filmmakers in connection with an investigation into a string of home invasions.[7]
The Lonious Monk
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Oh shit, at the last one. lol That would be the drawback to using real video as the inspiration for your movie scenes.
Cigarello Slim;4789019 said:Good shit is all I can say, based on my 6 short years living in Georgia this shit captures it's hoods perfectly. I went on Wiki to get some info about the movie and saw this...
An attempt on Curtis Snow's life occurred in December 2011. He survived a grisly box-cutter knife attack. [6]
A melee broke out at the film's showing at the Atlanta Film Festival, as some audience members were unsure of the authenticity of a scene in which a child puts his hands into a pile of crack cocaine with a razor blade in it.
As a result of officers seeing a part of the movie, the Atlanta Police Department contacted the filmmakers in connection with an investigation into a string of home invasions.[7]
