fighting alone, alone

Lamont 2022-04-20 09:01:22

As soon as a person is born, his destiny is already predestined. No matter whether he is a rich second-generation or a poor and lower-middle peasant, whether in the West or in Asia, Africa and Latin America, people are all the same. Own

Hip-hop originated from black people in the United States. Rap ​​is a kind of hip-hop culture. In the movie, you can see black people working for a day and complaining with a few rap after get off work. In the 1990s, rap music reached its golden age, and most black people wanted to make money through rap, just like the Northeastern people who shouted Mai a few years ago.

In fact, I don't think this movie is very inspirational. I prefer the portrayal of each of them in the United States at that time and the era. Eminem, an angry, kind, hard-working, dare to love and hate, his girlfriend, here In a wandering city, there is a wandering person. What makes me most gratified are his brothers, who are Eminem's best teammates, but Mr. Mu's final success is still a test of his own efforts. He keeps writing songs and accumulating his own rhymes, whether on the road, Still in the workshop at work, and finally won the championship in the competition

I've seen a lot of rap battes. Eminem's trick is really powerful. After finishing what the other party wants to say, the other party's mind is instantly blank. Domestic batte MCs can learn it. Don't just memorize rhymes, so that the other party can guess.

The Eminem I saw in the movie is a sober man. He understands what his purpose is. I think this is also necessary for the majority of young people. Whether you are 211 or a wage earner, there must be something in your mind. , and try hard not to be a puppet of this era

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  • Giuseppe 2022-03-17 09:01:03

    I like the dubbing very much, but I don’t feel much about the characters

  • Ervin 2022-03-20 09:01:25

    The music and plot are great, and they work well together, and the lens is very clever.

8 Mile quotes

  • DJ Iz: That's why brothers need to sign themselves a deal. I'm telling you record labels supply niggas with the kind of benefits they need.

    Sol: Dawg, we sign us a deal you can take the motherfucking benefits. We're talking Bentley's and Benjamins, not Blue Cross and Blue Shield.

    Future: Look to tell you all niggas the truth, I don't give a fuck about none of that. I just wanna hit 31 and a 3rd on the box you know what I'm saying? One of them strong songs on JLB.

    DJ Iz: No, what we need to do is save that shit up and put it into some savings bonds every week, stack it and build our own studio.

    Future: Savings Bonds?

    Sol: [to DJ] Let me ask you a question, Dawg. How the fuck are we brothers? We need fine bitches and fat rides, not no goddamn savings bonds.

    Jimmy Smith Jr: Man, that's all we ever do is talk shit!

    Jimmy Smith Jr: [imitating Sol] "We need to get fine bitches and fat rides".

    Jimmy Smith Jr: [imitating DJ] "No, what we need to do is put our money in savings bonds".

    Jimmy Smith Jr: [imitating Future] "No, what we need to do is put our songs on JLB".

    Jimmy Smith Jr: Man, shut the fuck up. All of us never do shit about nothin' and we're still broke as fuck and living at home with our moms.

  • Alex: [after having sex] You were so good outside.

    B. Rabbit: In line at a lunch truck?