Budget
$28,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$161,197,785
Opening weekend US & Canada
$60,200,180
Gross worldwide
$201,634,991
Budget
$28,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$161,197,785
Opening weekend US & Canada
$60,200,180
Gross worldwide
$201,634,991
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By Sanford 2022-03-20 09:01:29
The superpowers of the 1980s had many hidden dangers in them. One of these hidden dangers is racism. It is in this context that the rise of black hip-hop rap music. I don't know if the protagonist in it really exists in the history of American music. However, the film is a direct and obvious representation of police violence, sex, and drugs in American society. There are lots of shots of naked women. It captures the hardships of becoming famous and cooperating with singers, and there is no...
By Talon 2022-03-20 09:01:29
To be honest, the first time I heard about this group was from GTA:SA. I heard that the original shape of the characters in it is NWA members, the original shape of the protagonist CJ is dre, the original shape of brother sweet is ice cube, and the original shape of ryder is easy.e . Among them, ice cube knew before, which one of his "You How We Do It" I liked very much. It sounded an unusual sense of loneliness. Now I understand this feeling better after watching this movie.
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By Jensen 2022-03-20 09:01:29
The overall feeling is a mediocre biopic, but in fact, every point has been given, the play is complete, there are no major flaws, and every scene is arranged just right. , you can feel the restraint and calmness of the screenwriter. It is a pity that I have not seen the transcendence of the characters themselves, which may also be a relationship of respect for facts. Therefore, in the choice of biopics, I will prefer characters who have a more ups and downs history and surpass themselves at...
By Rosario 2022-01-27 08:02:11
History on the screen, reality off the screen
(Some friends raised objections in the comments below, and I responded to them one by one. I hope that if you have a positive or negative feeling after reading this film review, please read the "long" written in the comment section again and participate Discuss, but don’t swear.) Text: (Scan the short comment, unless you are quoting lyrics or other people’s words, and you also understand the historical meaning and cultural flavor of the word, please don’t use "Niggas" too cheaply or worse—...
By Giles 2022-01-27 08:02:11
1. The high-definition resources are out, and the subtitles are translated in general, but fortunately, it’s not as good as the translation of an "easy-going E" many years ago.
2. When I went to the icecube to find a haller, my friends who lived together obviously couldn’t stand it anymore. I said what’s wrong. He said that what their boss said to them was surprisingly consistent with the movie. Oh, by the way, he is also a music company making music.
3. Later Cube...
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By Horacio 2022-04-23 07:01:35
Chinese and English bilingual uncensored version...
By Colt 2022-04-23 07:01:35
eazy and cube are too hard to tell...
By Harley 2022-04-23 07:01:35
If the major themes are clearly explained, you can be nominated for an Oscar....
By Isabel 2022-04-23 07:01:35
The filming is so boring, the plot has no plot, and the song has no...
By Adolphus 2022-04-23 07:01:35
Five black people, it was unclear who was who, fortunately, it mainly tells about three characters. The origin of American rap music and racial discrimination in the United States are all involved, but I always feel that the key points are not mentioned, such as whether the Jewish agents are greedy for money, such as the contradictions that their splitting and closing feelings do not mention the key points, and the real I think black people are stupid and...
Ice Cube: I'd rather be broke than get fucked.
Dr. Dre: [NWA arrives back in L.A from the tour, Dre & Cube get off the bus] So Cube, we gonna keep this momentum going or what?
Ice Cube: Nah, not like this. I'd rather be broke than to get fucked. I told you not to sign that shit, Dre.
Dr. Dre: Nigga, I got bills to pay. And you know that! Plus you know I gotta money in my mom's hand from when Tyree passed.
Ice Cube: Yeah, I feel you. We gotta do what we gotta do. You they bread and butter, they're gonna take care of you.
Dr. Dre: Cube, we ruthless.
Ice Cube: WE N.W.A.
[looks at Eazy and Jerry]
Ice Cube: THEY Ruthless.
[man picking up Ice Cube asks him if he's coming]
Ice Cube: Aight I'm about to head out.
[daps up Dre]
Ice Cube: take care of yourself, Dre.
Dr. Dre: Peace.
[Cube gets into the car as Dre watches and sighs]
Jerry Heller: [Ice Cube enters a dimly lit room] Good to see you, Cube
Ice Cube: I can barely see you, Jerry. What's with all the Godfather shit?
Jerry Heller: [chuckles] Okay. I know that you've been very eager to sign a contract with Eric's company, Ruthless Records
[hands Cube the contract]
Ice Cube: Eric's company... ain't it your company, too?
Jerry Heller: That's incorrect. It's not my company. I work for you.
Ice Cube: You work for me?
Jerry Heller: Uh-huh. I've made that clear from the beginning
Ice Cube: All right, cool. So I can take this to a lawyer or something, right?
Jerry Heller: Cube, those guys are paid to make trouble. They're gonna create problems, where no problems exist.
Ice Cube: Jerry you know I don't know what none of this legal shit means! All right, none of us do. So we gonna need a lawyer before we sign anything.
Jerry Heller: Everybody else has already signed. I thought you knew this. You're the only one who hasn't.
[Cube shuffles through the contract, somewhat stunned]
Jerry Heller: There's also this...
[presents Cube with a check]
Jerry Heller: $75,000.
[retreats the check as Cube reaches for it]
Jerry Heller: Sign the contract, and all this money is yours.
Ice Cube: That's my money anyway, Jerry! I earned that money! Now I wrote a lot of hit songs. We've been on this tour for months, selling out shows, selling records. I know it's plenty of money!
Jerry Heller: Really?
[chuckles]
Jerry Heller: Jesus Christ.
Ice Cube: Gimme my money, Jerry.
Jerry Heller: How the hell do you think this works? How the hell do you think all of this gets paid for? The hotel rooms, the tour buses, security, the parties, all this shit. How do you think it gets paid for, you think it's free?
Ice Cube: Why are you doing this now? If we were so good, why didn't you give us contracts in the beginning?
Jerry Heller: Because nothing is a sure thing, Cube. Even a great talent can crash and burn. Too much ego, too much excess, too many expectations. It tends to ruin things. You oughta keep that in mind.
[Jerry and Cube tensely glare at each other]
Ice Cube: This Eric's company, right? Bye Jerry
[tosses contract on the table]
Ice Cube: I'm out.