
When a respected gang member gets out of prison, he focuses his attention on becoming a good example for his 10-year-old son who has already followed in his father’s old footsteps by joining a gang.
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When a respected gang member gets out of prison, he focuses his attention on becoming a good example for his 10-year-old son who has already followed in his father’s old footsteps by joining a gang.
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That movie came out the same year the city went to hell
Classic nigga
As someone who comes from a similar life style I can say you literally see your peers slowly turn into each one of these characters from drug dealer to drug addict to trying to overcome and move on from that life it's just a sad truth
Watching don't be a menace to South Central while drinking your juice in the hood…
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A CLASSIC
classic. will stand the test of time
i want his dessert for super raspy FIFTEEN YEARSSSS
Who put these onions next to me… Wtf
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Love that music score!
We deuces bitch
Like how the nurse was like a mother figure
I wish they would make more hood movies ???
i finna buy dis shit
Og call im keepin him hardest line of all time
this movie had a beautiful message to it ?????✔
I love how this black man fought for his son!!! Fathers please don't give up on your children they need you too.
When he said spray the place I thought he meant with gasoline to set it in fire ?
These are all my favorite movies wow??
15 box
My mom sue Ann carwell is singing the opening to this movie
OG Bobby Johnson.
Am I the only one who feels like Ray Ray was messing with Bobby’s girl y’all comment and correct me if I’m wrong
It was there fault ???
Gret movie
Ok
I put South Central right behind Menace 2 Society and Boyz N The Hood. Classic hood movie!
Joshuaoaks
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OG BOBBY JOHNSON
Anyone know the song that was playing when they entered the club? Please help me!
Change man has, 2 minutes of thinking too run toward our sons and daughters not let no white prisons nor black prison the ghettos stop us from fighting for children, fight against cops putting drug's on them .because they hate the father or mother's. Blackmail them walking up in your child's job trying to slide you child dope. Fbi using our children, dea, brand our sons and daughters. I will sue 20.mill all agencies period. You do not love my children's like me.
They robbed me of my money, 2min of preview
Everything BLM doesn't want black people to be, good people
100 A$$ O’s
I saw this movie twenty years ago, forgot most of it, am watching it now and I appreciate it more. If only people were kinder, and more compassionate towards one another….
Something gotta change.
Dude's flaring nostrils remind me of the father from Good Times
ironically this movie was subtly awkward and remotely
Hooova duce
like this isnt one of my favorite movies but is good
My favorite of all the LA gangbanger movies. I think it hits on the biggest most important problem of the unfortunate cycle of children being raised by the "streets" because thier father is in the penitentiary. It then repeats itself.I believe people are a product of thier environment, however this can be minimized in some cases by a positive male role model to SHOW ( not tell ) them what a MAN is and should strive to be.
What a great film with great lessons in life.
anybody know the intro song before the movie starts?
Glenn plummer should have an Oscar.
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