O'Shea Jackson Jr.Straight Outta Compton [Blu-ray]

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Good to go back and see how it started. Growing up in Maine I had the tape of NWA but never did I know the story.

Good movie purchase and storytelling was good.

Well I was born in the mid 70’s and I agrew up listening to all kinds of music I was 7, 8, 9 listing to these guys yeah was to young but did it antway...

Movie about musicians in South L. A.new group revolutionizes music and pop culture, changing and influencing hip-hop forever.

If y’all like nwa you’ll love this movie

Movie was delivered on time & in good quality.

We love this movie. Its a great story from Ice cubes perspective on music in the beginning. Shows alot of history of NWA, Dr Dre. , Eazy E , and more. Not a regretful purchase at all.

Now let's clear up something right from the off, this is a movie about a very controversial hip-hop group and the majority of the film will contain hip-hop music. If hip-hop is a genre of music you dislike then stay away from this movie as it will result in bias negative reviews judged purely on a preference.The film is in my eyes one of the best of 2015. Went to see this in cinemas and got this blu-ray on release day.The performances of the actors is convincing, raw and refreshing delivering a believable atmosphere and story. For me personally the actor as Dr. Dre stole the show as he had the biggest variety of emotional performances to give and his character development meant switching up his acting style to really show the origin of hip hops pioneer realistically.The soundtrack is authentic and hip hop/ nwa fans will love everything from seeing Eazy-E's hilarious first recording session, a young ice cubes back story stretching through to the early days of his acting career and the inclusion of the death row years in Dre's life showing how he eventually stood up to Suge Knight and created aftermath (a label which spawned one of the best rappers of the 21st century... A certain 'white boy'). Its an added bonus seeing a cameo of '2pac' and the extreme resemblence his actor has with the original rap artist who is also going to star in the upcoming Tupac movie. If you love hip-hop this is like a giant christmas present on a disc.The Blu-ray itself comes in a very smooth sleeve and Amazon delivered it in pristine condition.There is an extended cut albeit not a very noticeable difference to the original something its still a bonus and its crammed with special features for you to dig into.All in all this is a Blu-Ray worth buying simply because of how much the movie offers and how much more the disc gives with it. Nothing better than hearing 'straight outta compton' play in crisp quality audio; really brings the track to life much like this release does for the movie. MUST OWN*****

I must admit I was sceptical about buying this. The film it's self is very good and depicts most major events that transpired during Easy E's short life in the music industry. There was a couple of little side bits I would like to have seen. All in all this is a fantastic tribute to the origins of gangsta rap and the struggle to survive from those who wished to silence street youth culture. R.I.P Easy E, you are sadly missed by all who grew up hearing your voice.

brilliant film and insight on how NWA developed as solo artists afterwards. From the first scene where we find out how ruthless records name came about with easy E drug deal and his customer calling him ruthless, to the band relationship with there manager. Great extra scenes and making of documentaries and booming soundtrack in HD quality with digital sound. I can watch this film again and again

Was into NWA as a kid. Really glad I bought this as I found out quite a bit more about the group, the trials and tribulations they went through, backgrounds, alliances, enemies and basically the out and out struggle facing them and others to survive. I recommend this film as it is not only excellent but also is educational. Challenges social stigmas in a confrontational way. Ranks up there with Public Enemy.

It doesn't matter whether you like rap music or not, this film is a great tale of triumph against adversity. The young actors who play the band members are all great in their respective roles, particularly Jason Mitchell (Eazy E), O'Shea Jackson Junior (Ice Cube) & Corey Hawkins (Dr Dre).The blu ray picture is crystal clear which added to the experience of a thoroughly enjoyable film, one that intend to watch over and over again.