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R.I.P. John Singleton
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Date of upload: Feb 17, 2021 ^^
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Damn! That was some competition, Terminator 2, Boyz N the hood, point break and naked gun playing at once. Miss the good old days of great movies
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The alley scene being gated off today is such a surreal sight.
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What a legendary movie. RIP John Singleton 🕊
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That funeral home where Tray and Ricky got pulled over by cop is the funeral home they had Nipsey Hussle funeral service
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“To get with the program” 😂😂😂😂
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Miss the 90s
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Menace II Society next
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What a film. Damn it’s so sad to see our 90s era bull dozed our era will never be beaten!!!! God love the 90s
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Look at that lineup! Boyz in the Hood, T2, Point Break. The 80s - 90s were the best film period ever. A few sprinkled in during the 2000s.
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Damn this was nostalgic asf, kind of rough to watch. Saw this with my little bro, he passed away in 2017, may he always RIP🙏
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Another personal one for me. From 3rd grade to 7th grade John Singleton was one of my best friends. We went to Woodworth Elem that you show in one of the first scenes. I could show you where he signed my 7th grade year book. Dude was the coolest. I found out later everybody knew John. When the movie first was announced I called the studio and left a message and within an hour he called me back.
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Gentrification. The movie was telling the future
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Its crazy how I walk past these monuments damn near everyday
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That alley still gives me chills!
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Thank you John Singleton. R.I.P. King
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Thank you for doing this, I have so many memories watching boyz n the Hood as a 10 year old kid. Now I'm 41 and I still watch it like I never seen it before.
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I’ve been interested/intrigued in west coast urban culture, actually the culture in general in every location. But really love west coast. I was born in 92 and I didn’t see this until like 1998I saw this and menace II society the same night with my cousins and instantly was so amazed and sparked something in me. After watching these my first album I bought with my own money was Straight outta Compton.
Anyways said all that to say I watch this movie atleast 4 times a year. Everything still stands today and is still relevant.
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Damn. There were some BADASS movies in theaters at the same time back then! Even the Rocketeer. I loved that movie as a kid. It still kinda holds up. But Point Break and T2 were the bomb.
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Real respect for you taking the time to cover the late John Singleton’s masterpiece. At the time it was shocking and powerful inner city life, in the notorious South Central made popular by hip-hop music in the early 90s. Realised in a imaginative filming by John. A still missed director
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@joey_gallant
3 years ago
John Singleton was 23 when he made this movie. Unbelievable. Rest In Power.
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