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I just bought this on DVD, couldn't wait till it came out, and i just want to say this is one of my all time favourite movies.
It just goes to show how bad it was living in South Central LA. It is so sad when ricky dies. That scene at the end where he is running kills me all the time, and was one of those movies that really made me cry. Im sure there are a lot of ppl out there who believe this is a really inspirational movie. |
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good movie, I own the dvd too......
Yeah the ending when Ricky dies is so sad..... |
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uh I don't know if it inspirational (maybe I need to watch it again) but yeah cuba is hot and it is sad when Ricky dies..oh and it has a kick ass soundtrack.
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"either they don't know, don't show, or don't care about whats goin' on in the hood"
Doughboy dies shortly afterward. __________________
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Boyz N` The Hood is a timeless classic. It`s one of those movies that`s just deep as hell.
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I had this conversation with my friend about this movie, and ive seen Ice Cube in heaps of movies, and his portrayal of DoughBoy is so good, i think this is his best role ever, besides Friday (that was just hilarious). He just go into this character so much, it kind of reminds me of how Johnny Depp really gets into character for his roles.
So i just wanted to say Ice Cube did an excellent job with his character. |
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Boyz N the Hood was his first movie, and at the time, it wasn't much of a stretch. I like his movies, but starting out, he dind't have to act. In Boyz, Higher Learning, Friday, he was basically playing himself.
HE hasn't really evolved as an actor, but he's not the NWA gangbanger anymore. So he's trying to portray that more now. __________________
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This is my favorite film EVER.
Really gripping and gritty. Tells the story of 3 young black lads growing up in South Central LA trying to survive the mean streets involving drugs, killings, social deprivation, teenage pregnancies, single parents and flying helicopters at night. Cuba Gooding Jnr and Ice Cube were on top form and Laurence Fishburne deeerves a special mention for his role as Tre's father Furious Styles. This film had a real tragic ending that just rips your heart out. I thought John Singleton who made this film deserved all the plaudits in what he did here. The soundtrack is awesome full of hiphop and R+B songs from the early 90s and what a way to start it with Ice Cube's very sarcastic track "How To Survive in South Central". |
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Never watched this movie
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Thanks for the recommendation. I'll try to find it!
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I love both films but Boyz N The Hood is a lot less violent and is simply about people trying to make the best out of a situation in a rough neighborhood. The film is slow-paced in the first half but picks up rapidly in the second half (some of the scenes in the second half will be heart-wrenching) Last edited by HipHopKingMike; 01-10-2016 at 08:07 AM |
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I like to bump this thread if you don't mind
I have watched this movie over 100 times and I love the acting of Ice Cube. You will see his character Doughboy crying at the end of the film before the credits roll. Losing his half brother Ricky played by Morris Chestnut was just heart breaking especially on the day when he got his SAT scores to send him to university and this tragedy happened due to altercation with rival gang members. That cryout by Tre (played by Cuba Gooding Jnr) just seconds before Ricky got shot was harrowing __________________
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2 days ago we lost John Singleton the director, writer who Received a Oscar nomination for the movie
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