This movie has to be the worst example of fake gangster dialogue, at one point the black-criminal even used a metaphor like "the invoice needs to be paid"... because black-criminals in the hood use accounting analogies!
Life isn't nearly so black and white once you release your racist limitations... the world will be a larger, and more colorful place. Well, it already is but once you overcome your indoctrination, you will be able to recognize it, too. At the risk of sounding nerdy, I wish that for you.😄
~~~~ SCANDAL - "Thinking is for losers!" Best satire ever televised.
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Wow, you'd already written that... hamster on a wheel?
Please post the link to that rule book you have which limits how Black people can speak. And then, post the link to your followers, you know, the ones who agree that you can decide for them how to speak "Black."
Seriously, are you KKK and trolling? You are going to keep the Black man speaking the way you say is right? Good luck with that!
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Dialogue is tricky, obviously you don't understand it, and you don't recognize when white-nerds write for black-criminals
I recognize the limited thinking of a racist. And, that doesn't make you my enemy. It's not your fault but it IS your responsibility. I wish you healing.
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The script has been credited (on imdb) to the American poet Robert Lowell who died in 1977. I'm guessing whoever wrote it wanted their name taken off and someone thought it would be funny to give the credit to a famous dead poet. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6886929/?ref_=tt_ov_wr
So the nerd reference may not be that far off, but the line about the invoice is, for me, a) probably the funniest line in an otherwise unmemorable film and b) if his father is a massively rich kingpin drug dealer/extortionist/whatever then of course he would have grown up surrounded by accountants. Mostly I thought the point was that the hostage was meant to be smarter than his kidnappers so it made sense.
Also, I'm sorry, but repeating the same line over and over on a message board is not the same as having an actual argument.
The script has been credited (on imdb) to the American poet Robert Lowell who died in 1977. I'm guessing whoever wrote it wanted their name taken off and someone thought it would be funny to give the credit to a famous dead poet. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6886929/?ref_=tt_ov_wr
What's funny is how ashamed the actual writer is for this mess.
Watching and listening to Edi Gathegi 's performance, which I thought was really good, I have to admit that I was never thinking about "white nerds" writing dialogue for him. May be it was a black nerd?🐭