Underground movement in movies...

Rating: 10/10 (23 May 2006)

I don't know anybody who haven't seen American History X. The story of the a repenting skinhead that has been butt f*** in jail by his own «brother», getting over with a Dave Chapelle black man etc. Don't take me wrong, i really enjoyed the movie. Before you think i'm out of the main subject, let me clear thing out. Hooligans (aka Green Street Hooligans)was way more better then American History X. I've personally known both side of those movement. The fact are that the portrait made of the Skinheads in American History X are really correct. In Hooligans, same thing: the Hooligans movement is really well represented. The director of the movie, a 2nd dam karate who use to be a tomboy hanging out in that background really know what she's talking about. I really enjoyed watching Hooligans for the same reason I've enjoyed American History X: is talk about underground movement that are more then taboo. It's not about blingbling and selling a product to a youth in need of useless consummations (refering to underground film about cars and motorcycle). No! This movie is about showing some real stuff with a nice touch of fiction.