That Straight Outta Compton Movie Was Disgraceful as fukk

[Flav]

The Blueray with all the extra scenes that didn't make the cut is going to be

 

[ML29]

I was half expecting Samuel L. Jackson to pop up and invite Dre into the Avengers at the end. The way they had him looking like Black Panther and shyt

 

[premier58]

I was half expecting Samuel L. Jackson to pop up and invite Dre into the Avengers at the end. The way they had him looking like Black Panther and shyt

:mannydead:

 

[YeLovesBoston]

I was half expecting Samuel L. Jackson to pop up and invite Dre into the Avengers at the end. The way they had him looking like Black Panther and shyt

 

[FaTaL]

It was a good movie. The scene where Eazy is crying while looking at the Chronic billboard was really wack though. Eazy was shyttin on Dre every chance he got. But overall, it was a pretty inspiring, insightful, and entertaining film.

why would he cry about the chronic, he was getting paid off the chronic

even today his wife still getting paid off dre

i liked the movie some parts were fuked up

like bones tape at eazys deathbed wtf? he was rolling with bone for at least couple of years before he passed

 

[YeLovesBoston]

why would be cry about the chronic, he was getting paid off the chronic

i liked the movie some parts were fuked up

like bones tape at eazys deathbed wtf? he was rolling with bone for at least couple of years before he passed

I understand that its Hollywood and you can only do so much with a few hours but they could have made the Death Row era better. Ruthless Records were doing well. Hell, even Ren was selling but he became essentially nonexistent in the 2nd half.

 

[Roovers410]

Pac in the studio recording Hail Mary
Dre telling pac...yo wait up pac
Dre Coming in the office smacking the shyt out of g
Dre walking out of the office with a light in his back....Aftermath...

shyt was pathetic.

 

[DPresidential]

Inspired by true events...not a Canonical account of each artist in NWA.

I loved it because most mainstream narratives about the artists in NWA being thugs and "what's wrong with Black America and rap music" was dispelled.

How?

In that movie, we actually saw some of the best interplay and emotion in the bonding and friendship of 4 Black men when they were on the cusp of adulthood. How the "American Dream" perverted their relationships to each other through greed and how after all of it, their bond still remained strong.

If for that alone, I'm happy that movie came out.

People, who aren't Black or aren't well versed in Urban culture, came out of that movie confused as fukk like, "I thought they'd be shooting at homies and fukking bytches and hoes all day!"

That movie had me coming out of it like, "Damn I'm happy my crew is still intact and loyal to each other.

 

[Xbox One X]

Gotta watch it again, but it was average as fukk to me

 

[DontEemTry]

Matter fact, Pac recording "Hail Mary" at that time seem like the timeline was way off.

That movie was ass from start to finish.

 

[H.J.Duck]

outside of Pac recording Hail Mary and Dre leaving the room & saying his new label's name to Suge I didn't really have many problems with it. maybe Eazy crying about Chronic billboard... but I get why they did the scene. Dre Day / Real Muthaphukkin G's missing from the movie was kinda weak though.

What I mainly have a problem with are the fans who obviously weren't around Death Row acting like they knew what was happening behind the scenes in certain situations. (like in this thread)

 

[DaveyDave]

Tomica was there to give her spin on Eazy so i think that's where they would have got most of the story from for times when Dre and Cube didn't know.

 

[H.R.V]

cant see how dre could have a say in the movie and put the Hail Mary bit in when pac was blatantly calling him out before and during that time

 

[BO BARON]

So basically you wanted eazy to be in character even in the movie. If anything the movie made me like easy and respect him even more

 

[SpacelySprockets]

What I mainly have a problem with are the fans who obviously weren't around Death Row acting like they knew what was happening behind the scenes in certain situations. (like in this thread)

so u believe that theres even remotely a chance that dre was punking nikkas in death row?

Tomica was there to give her spin on Eazy so i think that's where they would have got most of the story from for times when Dre and Cube didn't know.

and thats the problem, tomica isnt trustworthy

So basically you wanted eazy to be in character even in the movie. If anything the movie made me like easy and respect him even more

so having legit dislike for dre was just a character? him getting paid off of his music was just for character purposes?
so the real eazy was actually distraught and crying in bytches arms over dre
I mean shyt even if they didnt wanna show eazy and dre beefing they couldve showed better things than going broke and doing nothing important after nwa broke up besides getting sick and dying