It is the most stereotypical out of the other two films mentioned. It depicts Black males, 24yrs old, being robbers and drug dealers. Even though the movie has a positive moral, the drugs and corruption dominate over it being perceived as positive. I have described three movies out of a list of many I could have described. Each film I profiled had a different plot behind it, but they compared in having a message to say about the urban community.
Black films stereotype the urban community more than any other type of film.
Black films are appealing to the urban audience because they try to depict how life actually exists or how they would like it to exist in the urban community. Depicting, or trying to depict life in the urban community in this fashion, enhances the common stereotypes that shadow the urban community. The only problem with trying to change this problem is, if this change shall occur, Black films will be less appealing to the urban community. There is no actual solution to this problem. In order to keep the urban community interested in Black films, Black films must not drastically change their appearance.