lfmaooo damn that was him. I knew the face was familiar
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lfmaooo damn that was him. I knew the face was familiar
Yup great movie sad how scary blsck power and unity is
I get the understandable accolades for DK, but LS bodied his role and I think gave a better performance so I feel like he’s kind of getting underlooked here, and just in general actually.
PoorAndDangerous
Superstar
Aside from Pixar's "Soul" this is probably my favorite post-covid straight to VOD films that have come out.
This nikka has a mortgage and had just finished paying off his student loans. Prom my ass
This is worlds better than One Night.
Daniel was great, but Lakeith stole the show he did an amazing job. I liked this film, but I'll probably never watch it again. The Fred Hampton story is and has always been just too tragic to me. 
I absolutely hate Jesse Plemmons now he played his role to perfection.
They knew O'Neal was young and vulnerable.... even if he turned them down. They would have gotten someone else. But overall I didn't feel any sympathy for O'Neal. Maybe he truly had misgivings, but the man said it himself he had no allegiance to the Panthers or the Chairman. Which blows my mind considering at some point when you are around these people so much you start to build up friendships and camaraderie.
I absolutely hate Jesse Plemmons now he played his role to perfection.
They knew O'Neal was young and vulnerable.... even if he turned them down. They would have gotten someone else. But overall I didn't feel any sympathy for O'Neal. Maybe he truly had misgivings, but the man said it himself he had no allegiance to the Panthers or the Chairman. Which blows my mind considering at some point when you are around these people so much you start to build up friendships and camaraderie.
Daniel was great, but Lakeith stole the show he did an amazing job. I liked this film, but I'll probably never watch it again. The Fred Hampton story is and has always been just too tragic to me.
I absolutely hate Jesse Plemmons now he played his role to perfection.
They knew O'Neal was young and vulnerable.... even if he turned them down. They would have gotten someone else. But overall I didn't feel any sympathy for O'Neal. Maybe he truly had misgivings, but the man said it himself he had no allegiance to the Panthers or the Chairman. Which blows my mind considering at some point when you are around these people so much you start to build up friendships and camaraderie.
When you're young, black, and lived a life of crime, if given a way out, you're going to take it regardless of who it hurts.
The streets is a muthafukka
That ending, man that was cold.
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
Kaluuya got the flashier role, and one that you can compare to actual Fred Hampton footage and see how his performance holds up. The latter part is always why performances of famous people get favored by award shows. Half these voters wouldn't know a good performance without reference material.
xiceman191
Superstar
Just finished the movie good shyt. That clip of the interview pissed me off, like this nikka got some nerve to say the shyt he did.
This was an excellent movie with 2 great performances Daniel and LaKeith. I feel that Stanfield had to go into a dark place in order to play the role of O'Neal and he should get major props for the job that he did. Kaaluya was great too but LaKeith just killed that role and showed that his future may be the brightest of all the current young black actors.