Straight Outta Compton is a classic movie

[Steezy]

GOAT opening scene

 

[JulesWinfield]

I loved it. Some small nitpicks that I can live with but I expected that. I'm gonna go see it again this week. The audience at my theatre were laughing, crying, rapping along to the songs, etc. We all clapped and gave a standing ovation at the end. I don't think one person left disappointed.

 

[JulesWinfield]

GOAT opening scene

Seeing that bytch get hit by the battering ram had everyone in the theatre go oh shyt

 

[Kal El]

Opening scene reminded me of True Detective

 

[illwittdeez]

I will say,...I completely forgot how vicious Ren was on the mic
When he stepped in the booth
He was a force, and yes if it was him in a movie about them without his input I'd be mad as hell too.
What's the beef with him, Dre and Cube these days ?
He had NO say in an NWA movie

Man they did play him hard in the movie only 1 scene of him rapping and in the other scenes he was in he'd say "This is Bullshyt!" then this nikka leaves I swear he did it like 4 or 5 times in the movie.

 

[DosCadenaz]

I loved it. I'll buy the directors cut

 

[Hi!]

OG 2 Tone

 

[Hi!]

Could be reaching, but it looks like one of Eazy's other daughters is taking subliminals at her sister here

 

[EnzoG]

quick question who owns the rights to all of NWA's music?

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

I wondered this....I know it seems like I'm nitpicking but I'm a sucker for details

Suge had hair up until about 1993....yet he's shown in 89 with a baldy

This first picture is from the Death Row Launch party at Chasens in 1992

I just wonder how directors decide to take artistic license when making these films......I mean, they showed Snoop without hair but not Suge. Obviously most people wouldn't know Suge with hair being that a bald head with a beard has been his trademark.....but it just seems like the type of thing that should have some consistency.

Doesn't take away from my enjoyment of the film.....but I am one of those people who watches, listens, studies things and really pays attention to the details so I can't help but notice.

most people, remember snoop with no hair....well the 30+ club. Suge wasn't "all in the video" like that and became an iconic figure after being bald....most people don't remember him with hair, even the old heads. I don't think that's a detail worth clocking, especially when there are so many timeline inaccuracies and story revisions as is.

Lol at the club owner, did people really think that purple rain ready for the world jheri curl look was going to last

did nikkaz think xxxl clothes and zig zag cornrows was gonna last forever? people just rolling with the look of the time.

Man they did play him hard in the movie only 1 scene of him rapping and in the other scenes he was in he'd say "This is Bullshyt!" then this nikka leaves I swear he did it like 4 or 5 times in the movie.

yea, that was bullshyt

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Dope movie. Def can nit pick a lot of it. But they tried to cram everything they could into a 2 1/2 hour movie. Might have worked better as a mini series on HBO but either way still very enjoyable flick and I'm glad it killed it at the box office. 8/10.

 

[KingsOfKings]

The long awaited, highly anticipated N.W.A. biopic film Straight Outta Compton was released in theaters nationwide last night, and all eyes seemed to be one the film that has been surrounded with so much hype and even controversy. One person that was paying extra close attention to the film was Eazy E’s daughter, a singer/songwriter herself, who goes by the stage name E.B.

Earlier today, she took to Instagram to give some of her thoughts on the film. “A LOT of Eazy-E’s storyline was missing but that’s okay because I’m producing a documentary that will show EVERYTHING including his death,” she posted. “A lot of “Death Row” story in what was the “N.W.A.” story .. They don’t show that my dad went to court and still made money off of Death Row,” she added.

Overall her opinion of the film was positive as she noted, “Last but not least … The acting in Straight Outta Compton is absolutely INCREDIBLE ! So proud of ALL the guys.”

Eazy-E's Daughter Weighs In On Twitter

 

[KingsOfKings]

Eazy son E3 also speaks on the film

 

[HabitualLineSteppa]

Man that No Vaseline scene was just as I figured it went down in real life...There was nothing they could do... @ Yella tho

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Dude who played Easy e was very good. Dude was funny and charismatic. Cubes son did good, he looked more and more like his dad as the film went on. Guy who played suge was aight. Wasn't big enough imo. Looked a little too old. Yella was funny and Ren didn't get enough shine. Especially during the concert scenes. Maybe I'm forgetting if they showed him spittin a verse at one of the shows.