Angry and full of despair.
What a terrible life to live.
A strong performance from the cast and the story is relevant, nothing much to say other than it's an overall good movie...
A worthy film to be sure, and one that is frighteningly relevant. It'a a little rough around the edges, however, so that mars it a little. Plot points are rushed too. Looking beyond any problems though, this is still a reminder we all need about postcode crime and violence.
A very good film, like Kidulthood & Adulthood but on steroids. For Rapmans first picture this was brilliant although a slight deviation in storyline from Rapmans original Blue Story Trilogy (which is more in keeping with what actually happened) on YouTube it doesn’t spoil it which is an achievement in itself,both the YouTube Trilogy and this film stands on their own merits,will definitely revisit this one
Well that was a deep message and story that was based on true events and it was played out decent with a fine cast along with some good action.
This effectively shows how the culture of stigmatized neighbourhoods in the UK promotes small, banal things blowing up and turning into hostile, unpredictable situations.
The core of it is solid, but the rest of the film leaves a lot to be desired.
It’s overacted, unfocussed and a tad too melodramatic.
The rapping would have been a nice addition, if it didn’t get on my nerves so quickly.
Most of it recaps what happened during the previous 15 minutes, which wouldn’t be necessary if you’d pay attention.
4/10
Shout by WillBlockedParent2022-07-04T02:07:31Z
This film was phenomenal. The acting was great and the story was brutal yet honest. It's a shame that this is reality to people out there. Don't die for a postcode.