A few good Netflix movies you may not have seen

The Central Park Five is available for viewing. Probably the best detail documentary made on this case. For those to young to remember or wasn't even born when this happened, you should make it a must watch to learn some history on mind deception. For those who only heard of the Central Park jogger case but didn't fully understand it should watch this, nearly 2 hours long but very detailed and easy to understand with interviews from the five past and present. Damn cops had them boys minds fucked up, had them boys thinking we really raped her when they didn't.

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Chicago Overcoat. Gangsta!
Serpico. Ole school flick
Flypaper. Nice flick
Smoke. Another nice flick
The company men. I loved this one.
Paradise alley. Stallone when he had to act.

Great flicks. Must see:thumbup:

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U didn't like it? The ending was not expected but overall I thought it was good

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Cool documentary about a French con man who impersonates a missing American teenager. You won't believe how and why he was able to fool so many people. :smh:
 
Chicago Overcoat. Gangsta!
Serpico. Ole school flick
Flypaper. Nice flick
Smoke. Another nice flick
The company men. I loved this one.
Paradise alley. Stallone when he had to act.

Great flicks. Must see:thumbup:

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as soon as you mentioned paradise alley, you lost all credibility.
 
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Proud

The true story of one of only two U.S. Navy ships that saw combat in World War II with African-American crews.

This is also Ossie Davis final film performance.


Just watched it and being a black man/vet and having a son in the navy this one really hit home.
 
The Central Park Five is available for viewing. Probably the best detail documentary made on this case. For those to young to remember or wasn't even born when this happened, you should make it a must watch to learn some history on mind deception. For those who only heard of the Central Park jogger case but didn't fully understand it should watch this, nearly 2 hours long but very detailed and easy to understand with interviews from the five past and present. Damn cops had them boys minds fucked up, had them boys thinking we really raped her when they didn't.

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Jesus Fucking Christ:angry: Maannnn
 
This ignorant ass nigga is just posting pictures of Netflix movies without telling people what they are about, or why they are worth watching. Why is he doing this (do people still try to up their post counts)? His responses in this thread are utterly useless.

I just woke up and decided to make today a movie day. I come in here to check out peoples' recommendations and I come across all of Fuckyou's irksome, and useless, replies. Thanks Fuckyou for irritating me this early in the morning!
Hilarious. I needed this laugh today!
 
MAN THIS SHIT RIGHT HERE!!!:angry::smh::angry::angry:

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http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/The_Trials_of_Darryl_Hunt/70058936?noredir=true

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0446055/?ref_=ttpl_pl_tt

"The Trials of Darryl Hunt" is a feature documentary about a brutal rape/murder case and a wrongly convicted man, Darryl Hunt, who spent nearly twenty years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Both a social justice story and a personally driven narrative, the film chronicles this capital case from 1984 through 2004. With exclusive footage from two decades, the film frames the judicial and emotional response to a chilling crime - and the implications that reverberate from Hunt's conviction - against a backdrop of class and racial bias in the South and in the American criminal justice system. This documentary is the culmination of ten years of research and filming. In 1993, inspired by claims of injustice and police conspiracy, the filmmakers began to shoot in North Carolina. Working from a mix of formats (16mm and 24P video) the film melds the visceral reality of a murder case with first person accounts and cinematic imagery, illuminating perceptions and memories of events as they unfolded for the people closest to this haunting story. This unique look at one man's loss and redemption challenges the assumption that all Americans have the right to unbiased justice. Hunt's story - while one man's personal journey - reflects systemic issues of national concern: cross-racial eyewitness identification, prosecutorial misconduct, inexperienced defense attorneys assigned to capital cases, racial bias in death penalty cases and errors in police procedure. Barry Scheck from The Innocence Project, who worked on Hunt's case for ten years, and Gary Wells, professor and eyewitness expert, offer concrete examples where errors occurred in Hunt's saga and offer future remedies and effective ideas to prevent future "Darryl Hunts." Hunt himself addresses the need for systemic reforms to prevent wrongful convictions, underscoring the haunting reality that Hunt could have been sentenced to death and we would never have known this story.
 
Jesus Fucking Christ:angry: Maannnn

UPDATE:

The new mayor of new york, is going ahead

with the multi million dollar lawsuit,

that the previous fuck boy mayor bilionaire

stop and frisk supporting mayor was holding up...

We are looking at future millionaires folks,

and they deserve every gotdam penny...


I lost so much respect for donald furhead trump,

that fool aint even man enough to apologize and

admit he was wrong...

If he was in charge they wouldve all had the death penalty.

and he took out a full page ad to voice his warped

knee jerk opinion.
 
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