Brown Sugar Movie Streaming
Mardi, juin 29th, 2010 |
Brown Sugar Movie Streaming.
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This film gets 4 stars only b/c I don’t possess in perfection. But it is all that and more! Brown Sugar is a cleverly inviting, but immensely political film that will only be fully appreciated by those who were exposed to actual hip hop music pre-gangsta rap/Vanilla Ice/MC Hammer cartoon character [stuff] that totally casts African Americans into narrower caricatures while mocking the creative, incandescent art produce in its truest nature.
All of the other reviews will lisp you about the area. I’ll rupture it down like this. The film is metaphorical. Sid (Sanaa Lathan) and Dre (Taye Diggs) picture dependable hip hop — the pure creative stuff with broad lyrics & proper uplifting substance most mainstream folks don’t hear on the radio. They each try to come by together with other folks (Boris, Nicole) who report the misguided mainstream that’s partially at fault for the overtly racist, simplistic “rap music” that gets so considerable hype, radio air play and industry promotion attention today.
The marriage between Diggs and Nicole (whatever) doesn’t work out in the demolish b/c (as I understand the point the writers were trying to fabricate) a union between hip hop in its purest, realest compose and all that [stuff] that’s objective designed to sell records to misguided white folks who reflect that’s all there is to the music can’t work — also sending a message that artists shouldn’t comprise and sell out fair to sell records.
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That’s why Diggs quits his job & that’s why he tries to promote Mos Def’s character … one that represents all the trusty, creative, shining and above …booty shake rappers who don’t gather substantial sales and radio airplay.
This movie courageously attempts to assail the music industry and mainstream consumers who don’t know what genuine hip hop is — and thus either retract into all of this violent, misogynistic music that gets promoted b/c they really deem that’s the extent of the life of African Americans OR people that dislike it altogether b/c they judge since that’s all they hear and survey then that’s the chunky extent of hip hop music.
The proper reason the “Rin and Tin” characters are such laughing stocks is b/c the writers are both mocking the groundless music passed off as rap music that sells today in the mainstream AND hoping audiences that behold this movie laugh and accept the dependable joke in notion these characters aren’t sterling and thus not valid.
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Hip hop is a culture of expression — greatly varied in message and creativity.
Brown Sugar gives a converse to all those fed up with negative, stereotypical rappers getting promoted to predominantly white audiences who often retract into it — thus shutting out more creative, lawful, talented rappers with certain, fun and deeper messages in their lyrics.
True hip hop is fun and can stammer every aspect of life like all other genres.
Hopefully, fair as in the movie’s poetic ending with Mos Def getting radio airplay, accurate hip hop artists will salvage the promotion they deserve and give the art invent a better name among the mainstream that sadly tranquil knows absolutely nothing about its essence.
As I perceive it this movie is creative and clever b/c of its parallel between social commentary on the recent site of the music industry, what sells, what’s accurate and what should sell with this cherish tale.
Sid and Dre are together b/c “steady recognizes steady.” That’s Brown Sugar.
This movie is intelligent and though-provoking and modern, but sadly most the the reviewers of this movie TOTALLY MISSED the point.
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If you concept this was unprejudiced another romantic comedy, then of course you’d judge this was unbiased a run-of-the-mill, predictable movie.
If you weren’t exposed and/or have no view of what hip hop was before it’s crossover period, circa-1990 with Fraudulent, gimmicky artists with no skill like Vanilla Ice and MC Hammer who set out anything that would sell records, don’t peek this movie — someone else will only have to atomize it down to you later.
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Like the Amazon.com Review (Jeff Shannon) says above (please read carefully), the LEAST enchanting aspect of this movie is Dre & Sidney’s relationship.
The gist of the movie is how Dre & Sid’s relationship is written as a deny parallel and with commentary on the music business of how hip hop lost its soul when it crossed over and became commercial.
Every scene in the movie is metaphorical and attests to this commentary.
Dre & Sid’s friendship as innocent young kids in the 1980s parallels the birth of hip hop and its innocent period.
Dre & Sid’s outside (dating) relationships parallel hip hop selling out objective enough in the mainstream to survive.
Dre’s ultimate marriage to Reece, a fallacious, money-grubbing, area quo symbol, parallel’s hip hop’s crossover to the mainstream and going commercial.
Dre & Sid’s hookup in the destroy (pay finish attention to the hotel scene dialogue when Sid tells Dre she can’t review his CD … Dre’s lines “One moment you say you want me to change and the next you’re saying you want me to discontinue the same…”) .
That whole scene is metaphorical for the right to life debates music fans have today … everyone wants hip hop to grow & change, yet those uncomfortable with the changes (such as overcommercialism & the rise of Southern hip hop) are longing for the “pure days” when rappers with precise skills assign out vast music to portray their intelligence, their skills and their personal experience INSTEAD of puttin’ out whatever flava-of-the-month style of music will sell the most (thus, selling out hip hop) .
Finally, Dre & Sid’s hookup as an official couple on Angie Martinez’s Hot97 is like this film’s writer’s personal commentary that ultimately, hip hop has to return to its roots to depart forward (kind of like a Hip Hop Sankofa opinion, looking back/understanding the past in order to depart forward) .
Like I said, if you don’t know what hip hop music was pre-1990, you won’t understand half of the movie and thus you won’t enjoy what the 4 & 5-star reviewers of this movie glance in its creativity.
This film was written with a purpose and I hope, despite meager sales, we glean more like this one instead of the stereotypical, dumbed-down stuff that Hollwyood keeps pushing.
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