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Straight Outta Compton (2015)
The group NWA emerges from the mean streets of Compton in Los Angeles, California, in the mid-1980s and revolutionizes Hip Hop culture with their music and tales about life in the hood.
Director: F. Gary Gray
Writers: Jonathan Herman (screenplay), Andrea Berloff (screenplay), 3 more credits »
Stars: O'Shea Jackson Jr., Corey Hawkins, Jason Mitchell
Storyline
In 1987, Five young men, using brutally Honest hardcore rhymes and beats, put Life in Their Frustration and anger about The Most dangerous place in The Most Powerful Weapon into America they HAD: Their music. Taking All US Back to where it began, Straight Outta Compton tells the true story of how these cultural rebels-armed only with their lyrics, swagger, bravado and raw talent-stood up to the authorities that meant to keep them down and formed the world's Most dangerous Group, NWA And as they Spoke The That no one before Truth and Life in The hood HAD Exposed, Their Voice is That ignited a revolution Social Still reverberating Today. written by Universal Pictures
Brought up in the UK in place about as far removed from Compton as The Moon NWA was a band that I could get into but not really fully appreciate the emotion and the anger behind the lyrics - that was until 'Boys in the Hood' came out . That movie brought a reality to foreign shores that gave us an insight into the birth place of this music. Now Straight Outta Compton gives you the story behind that music. I'll say out and out this is a MUST SEE SUPERB FILM which for me will rank as one of the most important films of all time. It probably would not do the Police of the USA any harm if they sat and watched it then they actually might have a grasp of how they make people feel and in the light of the wave of Police brutality in America never has such a film been Relevant more.
The film The Rise and Fall of itself Charts Humble beginnings of The Group from sleeping Out of Their Cars and Tracks recording garages through to Their Friends in internal beefs, and The Paths leading up to eventual BREAK Reunion That Was The potential cut short by Eric Wright from The Death of HIV.
So So why is it good? Well first off the performances of all the cast without exception incredibly well pitched. O'Shea Jackson as Ice Cube shows he can already hold his own against his father in his very first acting role while Corey Hawkins and Jason Mitchell play Dr.Dre and Easy E with a great deal of poise and sensitivity portraying them as flawed human beings and relating for me the films main theme - Division will always conqueror. The Groups paul Giamatti brings a well rounded as Performance Manager Totally making it hard for you to Not So it should Dislike Him and BE.
But Its Not Just The Acting - While Telling The story of one of The Most Influential Rap Groups of All Time The Two very Powerful film manages to make statements -
1) The fact That How about The Issues The film raises a Police Force Treats Its Citizens are Now Even more than Relevant Then they Were. Rodney King was beaten some years after NWA was formed and what happened to him only reinforced the anger that NWA was articulating in their lyrics. A topic which middle class white America choose not to believe until they saw that video. Now this film serves the same purpose - It underscores what is happening in America now and the need more than ever for it to be addressed. The film intended This May Not Have But it it achieves 110%
2) The internal conflicts are highlighted in The black music industry Successfully So it That Makes How Much you realise The Cause of such feuds only serve Those WHO Want to Keep Their place in people . The futility of being so divided all the time which ultimately comes from greed or in the cases of some an additional sadistic mentality. (Surge Knight) The divisions here broke friendships some of which could never be completely repaired. The death of Eric Wright was something that did not get as much press in the UK as it did in the states and I was probably only more aware of it at the time because of my interest in NWA and having lost my own cousin to HIV a few years earlier. The film underlines Within The Need for Community The black music artists to BE more mutually supportive of each others Their work regardless of coast from Which Were they born in and What neighbourhood.
This should BE successful film The right reasons and while it might Not for All be 100% accurate for it to contain so much power in a film of two hours twenty minutes is nothing short of superb. It will of course be criminally overlooked at the Oscars I am sure. The film will serve as the perfect companion to Filmmaker Dylan Avery's documentary about Police corruption when it is released. I have no doubt what so ever that Eric Wright would be incredibly proud of all involved. This is the film that not only NWA deserve but all the people who ever grew up in Compton too.
The film The Rise and Fall of itself Charts Humble beginnings of The Group from sleeping Out of Their Cars and Tracks recording garages through to Their Friends in internal beefs, and The Paths leading up to eventual BREAK Reunion That Was The potential cut short by Eric Wright from The Death of HIV.
So So why is it good? Well first off the performances of all the cast without exception incredibly well pitched. O'Shea Jackson as Ice Cube shows he can already hold his own against his father in his very first acting role while Corey Hawkins and Jason Mitchell play Dr.Dre and Easy E with a great deal of poise and sensitivity portraying them as flawed human beings and relating for me the films main theme - Division will always conqueror. The Groups paul Giamatti brings a well rounded as Performance Manager Totally making it hard for you to Not So it should Dislike Him and BE.
But Its Not Just The Acting - While Telling The story of one of The Most Influential Rap Groups of All Time The Two very Powerful film manages to make statements -
1) The fact That How about The Issues The film raises a Police Force Treats Its Citizens are Now Even more than Relevant Then they Were. Rodney King was beaten some years after NWA was formed and what happened to him only reinforced the anger that NWA was articulating in their lyrics. A topic which middle class white America choose not to believe until they saw that video. Now this film serves the same purpose - It underscores what is happening in America now and the need more than ever for it to be addressed. The film intended This May Not Have But it it achieves 110%
2) The internal conflicts are highlighted in The black music industry Successfully So it That Makes How Much you realise The Cause of such feuds only serve Those WHO Want to Keep Their place in people . The futility of being so divided all the time which ultimately comes from greed or in the cases of some an additional sadistic mentality. (Surge Knight) The divisions here broke friendships some of which could never be completely repaired. The death of Eric Wright was something that did not get as much press in the UK as it did in the states and I was probably only more aware of it at the time because of my interest in NWA and having lost my own cousin to HIV a few years earlier. The film underlines Within The Need for Community The black music artists to BE more mutually supportive of each others Their work regardless of coast from Which Were they born in and What neighbourhood.
This should BE successful film The right reasons and while it might Not for All be 100% accurate for it to contain so much power in a film of two hours twenty minutes is nothing short of superb. It will of course be criminally overlooked at the Oscars I am sure. The film will serve as the perfect companion to Filmmaker Dylan Avery's documentary about Police corruption when it is released. I have no doubt what so ever that Eric Wright would be incredibly proud of all involved. This is the film that not only NWA deserve but all the people who ever grew up in Compton too.
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