I love New Jack City, Crooklyn(childhood film), Juice but LA easily wins sadly.
He does say he is a dikk ridding troll who does it for the attention. LA isnt even urban. Chicago, NYC, D.C,Philly that's Urban
Don't even bother with this thread
Lmao....wrong...
You ain't been nowhere in LA. The only city in the entire US that is more urban than LA is NY, and that's because NY is more urban than everywhere lol...
I don't know why East Coast cats think that since LA looks different it isn't urban...
Y'all tell me what the fukk you're talking about? What does it even mean for a city to be "urban" or not? How would LA be "not even urban" or "more urban than Chicago" or whatever that's even supposed to mean?This nikka named Chicago but the blacc areas in LA are just as dense if not more dense than the black areas of Chicago. And that's with la being a sprawl. Imagine if la was designed the way the east coast was with 10 story apartments everywhere
I said urban because If I said hood then alot of movies wouldn't get counted.Y'all tell me what the fukk you're talking about? What does it even mean for a city to be "urban" or not? How would LA be "not even urban" or "more urban than Chicago" or whatever that's even supposed to mean?
I always think of Training Day cause they stay driving by hoods I know....but it never felt like a street movie to me cause you're just following cops around the whole time. They visit The Jungle maybe twice, the rest of the time you're just driving by neighborhoods and seeing cops interact with cops, you ain't seeing nothing of folk living their lives.Also how tf did OP forget Training Day?
Gentrified society.@BrothaZay ive been trying to figure out what “Urban” means most of my life. All of these movies have almost entirely black casts so urban is black? So what about that black people that don’t live in “urban” environments
Also how tf OP miss "Straight Outta Compton"?Also how tf did OP forget Training Day? That is one of the MVPs of LA urban films.
This nikka named Chicago but the blacc areas in LA are just as dense if not more dense than the black areas of Chicago. And that's with la being a sprawl. Imagine if la was designed the way the east coast was with 10 story apartments everywhere
This whole thread is hitting at something I was thinking the other day....has anyone ever made a good movie about the 2000s or 2010s era of LA streets? I swear that EVERY movie about LA is always about that 1980s/1990s period when shyt was crazy....but that's not the LA I know. I was either too young or out of town when that shyt was going down. The Inglewood/South LA that I know is late 1990s, 2000s, 2010s....and nothing I see in film looks like that. I don't mean cop movies either, I mean movies showing the actual lives on the streets. Maybe Baby Boy is the closest, I dunno.
Y'all tell me what the fukk you're talking about? What does it even mean for a city to be "urban" or not? How would LA be "not even urban" or "more urban than Chicago" or whatever that's even supposed to mean?
We got chiraq by spike Lee thoughIts fukked up we NEVER got a early 2010s film on the modern hoodlife of Chicago. A very damn shame. @Barnett114 @How Sway? @K.Dot
We should've gotten an urban crime drama on the Chicago drill movement movement which was buzzing and the crime wave during that time. shyt would've been crazy. I'll never forgive Spike Lee for that trash ass "Chiraq" film. An early 2010s Chi hood film could've been a modern Menace 2 Society.
population density doesn't tell the whole story esp when most ghettos in Chicago (and the Midwest ) are EIther bombed out and abandoned or some project building got torn down and replaced with nothing.This nikka named Chicago but the blacc areas in LA are just as dense if not more dense than the black areas of Chicago. And that's with la being a sprawl. Imagine if la was designed the way the east coast was with 10 story apartments everywhere
That ain't exactly what I was hoping for but I should give it a look now.Insecure, bro. I mentioned this a few weeks ago, Insecure is the only modern, present depiction of life in Black LA (that ain't some disconnected black family in the burbs like in Blackish) and takes place in North Inglewood. You from The Wood, I'm sure you'll recognize alot of blocks on there. And it's actually real and authentic and a damn good sitcom...
LA is urbanpopulation density doesn't tell the whole story esp when most ghettos in Chicago (and the Midwest ) are EIther bombed out and abandoned or some project building got torn down and replaced with nothing.
Some of these neighborhoods have lost like half their population since the 70s.