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DOPE (Movie Review)

“Dope” was all around dope (no pun intended).

The story revolves around a kid The Lower Bottoms in California named Malcolm played by [Shameik Moore] – and his two friends who are 90’s hip hop nerds in a band – living in a War Zone. Malcolm is in his senior year, and doing his best to get into an Ivy League School while avoiding the chaos of his environment. If you’re a little older, you won’t feel out of the loop with so much 90s references/nostalgia, from movies to music, that will keep you reminiscing, laughing and even questioning your knowledge.

One of the things I loved about this move is that it’s relateable to anyone – regardless of race background or lifestyle. Another subject the movie pressed on about is being yourself, which is something that the youth growing up today need to have a better understanding of.

Must see movie a flick like this was long overdue.
4 Stars [out of 4]

Internal Quest About Author

Terry Booker aka Internal Quest: charted producer, traveled emcee, techie and avid gamer by day – most nights I’m the lead engineer/producer at Jersey Sound Lab. I produced/engineered/collaborated with/for Brand Nubian, The Artifacts, Sadat-X, Craig G, General Steele ,Trick Trick, DJ Nino Brown, Rueben Toro and more. I’m an aspiring artist, part-time blogger and I find the best movies on Netflix. I’m currently working on my 2nd album We Came From Chains. I’m apart of a dope collection of emcees videographers and producers called LiFECREW and I’m also working on my 2nd Installment of Flips and Chicks – an instrumental ep with producer Craft Beatz. Check My Wikipedia. Work hard, stay humble, create.