This is a pretty offensive movie

They don't cover the murders, they don't cover the fact that the "redeemed" Williams never admitted to or showed any remorse for the white store clork and family of "buddha heads" he executed, and who knows how many more.

We're meant to feel pity for this evil crim when he denied appeal after appeal trying to escape justice? The movie sure tries hard to make you think so. Trying to make a monster like Williams a sympathetic character, you might as well make a pro-Hitler movie.

He's portrayed as a guy who was just trying to clean up his streets, and then trying to end gang violence - when in reality, he's a remorseless thug who would say and do anything in the hopes of avoiding the needle (including pretending he was innocent despite massive, damning, overwhelming evidence).

The only tragedy is that they could only execute this guy once, instead of four times.