How f\*\*\*ed up would it be if they played Murder to Excellence at the end lol

Is you a cool cat?

Great movie. Man I would've just taken the 5 years at a certain point though.

I'm a little confused about who the guy that gave him the poison was. Is that just some nigga working for the feds?

thought it was great, particularly the performances.

He did take the 5 years
They saw it fit to kill him instead

Nah I'm talking about William not Fred.

Ever since breaking bad I hate every role that guy in lol

I’m pissed.

Dawg killed himself

Not really my thing. The filmmaking style was just sorta bland, a means to an end, imo. Worth a watch tho, actors do well w what they’ve got + the score is great. Nice that it’s a launching pad for discussion/learning.

& unrelated, but some of the more rousing scenes reminded me of the experience of watching Spike’s Malcolm X.

This generation of actors and actresses just don’t have it to me. They don’t convey enough emotion and realness like the generation before them like Denzel, Viola, etc.

Fat Damon

He’s a not a believable actor to me. Bruh was the weakest link in FNL and he’s become the biggest actor off of it besides MBJ smh

My jaw dropped

Movie makes me equally angry and sad thinking about how things could've been different

I don't think it has anything to do with the actors

Hollywood movies back then were just a lot more nuanced

It feels more like actors are trying to preach a message to us nowadays rather than to genuinely capture someone's essence. That is a product of trash corporate politics in Hollywood that wants blatant liberal agenda writing in their products

Denzel hasn't really been great in any roles lately either. It's just simply that the standards for writing characters have changed.

the FbI had their eyes on him since he was 14

Great movie

Fred Hampton Documentary (1990) | COINTELPRO Black Panthers

Yeah you right.

I just finished the movie. Great way to portray emotion, and the message of unity just rings true. Kind of ironic how I watched the Dave Chappelle joint this morning before watching this and it drives the message home anymore. 30 minutes of “injustice” for them and they storm DC but you see how African Americans have dealt with true injustice for 300 plus years now. So sombering

Yeah I'd say their on screen presence isn't big enough or captivating enough compared to the previous generation

How was this not that?