http://www.hiphoplinguistics.com/reviews/film/2006/06/ten-more-spectacular-hip-hop-movies Hip-Hop Linguistics Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:29:45 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.hiphoplinguistics.com/reviews/film/2006/06/ten-more-spectacular-hip-hop-movies/comment-page-1#comment-6 Pete Tan Sat, 01 Jul 2006 20:50:00 +0000 http://hiphoplinguistics.com/wordpress/?p=28#comment-6 It's shame I can't read. I didn't even check out the list of movies that you referenced in the opening paragraph *smacks self*. I'll go ahead and add Style Wars, The Freshest Kids and Scratch for maybe a little bit of redemption. <ul></ul> It’s shame I can’t read. I didn’t even check out the list of movies that you referenced in the opening paragraph *smacks self*. I’ll go ahead and add Style Wars, The Freshest Kids and Scratch for maybe a little bit of redemption.

]]> http://www.hiphoplinguistics.com/reviews/film/2006/06/ten-more-spectacular-hip-hop-movies/comment-page-1#comment-5 Pete Tan Fri, 30 Jun 2006 21:10:04 +0000 http://hiphoplinguistics.com/wordpress/?p=28#comment-5 Brown Sugar definitely belongs at the #1 spot. Can't forget Juice. The earliest movie listed was from 1991, which is just crazy. How about Krush Groove? Breakin' 1 and 2? Wildstyle? I think Flashdance may be worth mentioning for featuring Rock Steady Crew and the first time a major movie showed b-boying to America. Can't argue with what is on the list though, they're all dope representations of hip hop.<ul></ul> Brown Sugar definitely belongs at the #1 spot. Can’t forget Juice. The earliest movie listed was from 1991, which is just crazy. How about Krush Groove? Breakin’ 1 and 2? Wildstyle? I think Flashdance may be worth mentioning for featuring Rock Steady Crew and the first time a major movie showed b-boying to America. Can’t argue with what is on the list though, they’re all dope representations of hip hop.

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