An honest look at the music industry and the rise of N.W.A.

Rating: 8/10 (27 August 2015)

Eazy-ly one of the best movies of 2015 but I always been a fan so I still remember all the fuzz around the group and the impact it had on hip-hop and also in my personal life.
A lot of things shown in the movie really surprised me because I was worried they would make it unrealistic by making them bigger than they are. Luckily this was not the case and you get to see how how they get beat up and even how both there managers take advantage of them because they're ignorant about the business world.
The length of nearly 3 hours went by in a flash and besides the story being good I wish they gave a little more time to Ren and Yella and more from their background would not have hurt the movie. On the other hand maybe they did not want to tell it and than I'm definitely cool with that.
There was a lot of talk on the violence and sex in this movie and I red reviews saying it was pornographic and it really makes me wonder if we watched the same movie or it was just written to demonetize the group and there for this movie.
I also do not understand why you would watch this if you have nothing with gangstarap other than to trash this because it's not your flavor.
I somehow get the vibe that what was being done with their music is now happening with this film,people coming with strange arguments to not have to say that they fear strong black individuals.
For me this was one long party of recognition and it just looks wonderful what the power of music and rap can do. The drama is really well dosed in this film and you laugh and almost cry but most of the time I was just nodding my head, agreeing with it all,and enjoying the dopebeats by Dre.
The acting ,the story and the decades of good music all combine very well and make this a must see for any real hip hop fan out there.
N.W.A.s music will always live on but now you have also something to watch while listening.
N.W.A. 4 all Eternit.E.