I always liked how none of the guys protested Tre getting out of the car. They knew that he was the one that actually had a chance at a better life and a future outside the hood
They also understood he wasn't a gangster either. Plus I'm sure Tre grew up with Dookie and Monster just like Dough Boy, Little Chris, and Rick. Maybe not as close though
I always find it interesting that Tre is silently crying in this scene, i feel like its because he knows what hes doing is wrong and it goes against what his father is trying to teach him, even if its for ricky
Yeah it’s that classic hood crossroads because whether or not you think you don’t have a choice to be in that life or not there’s always a choice and Tre was conflicted he was acting on emotion but as soon as the ride cleared his head his father’s words flooded him and he knew right there and then this wasn’t it for him
You make irrational decisions when you’re adrenaline is high, the event is fresh in your mind, and you’re looking for revenge. Tre had some time in the car to contemplate what his next actions would be. How they would affect him and his life if he went forward with them. He collected himself and decided this not the path for him.
Bro, this had nothing to do with Ricky! Ricky was dead, irreversibly, and nothing would bring him back! This was about respect and answering an insult! The only question Tre needed to ask was whether his pride was more important than his future!
I always liked how doughboy made sure to finish off all of em with Ferris because he knew that no matter who pulled the trigger on Ricky, the ringleader who started the whole fuckin thing was ferris. He bears the most responsibility and got saved for last where he knew it was coming. As it should be.
@@Rambo20244 Not really. Furious knew what was up. Dough was his neighbor he watched him grow up in and outta jail. He knew Dough and Trey and all them was on dudes head.
I hate Brenda because if she hadn't sheltered Ricky so much, then he wouldn't have been naive enough to think hardened gang members wouldn't do anything.
If she had been a decent mother, Dough wouldn't have turned out the way he did either, but why is she that way to begin with? Maybe growing up in a constant, invisible warzone traumatizes everyone...
She didn't shelter him, up until the confrontation at the car meet they had not done anything above exchanging words and bluffs. LA hoods are literally separated from block to block and given that Ricky wasn't a crip like doughboy he didn't think he had anything to fear.
That's Keisha 🤦🏾♂️ dough and Ricky had different fathers dough old boi Brenda hated and everyday dough reminds her of dough old boi so she punished dough I had a child hood friend who mother done him the same exact way like dough 🤦🏾♂️ she would by the other son polo and all the Jordans while the son she hated in rags
@@jeremiahhudson302 My older brother had a different dad than me, and my mom 100% treated us different. When my brother passed it became pretty apparent that she cared for us on different levels. Parents say they don't have favorites but that's a lie. I relate to dough a lot lol
This scene always hits hard for me. Ricky had a chance to get out and be something and those evil boys took his life away over nothing. Not only that Dough knew that getting rid of them wouldn’t bring His brother back nor will the bloodshed end. It’s a never ending cycle that seems to never end
An eye for an eye. One of the many mentalities in the streets. One I'm glad I never fell into. (Used to live in the Bronx by hunts point. If I wasn't surrounded by gangs, I was surrounded by drug dealers)
@@IsaiahRichards692 They may not be mutually exclusive, but there is some differences between the two. When I was growing up, dealers tried to be a little more incognito and not as easy to spot as those in a gang. Because the moment the wrong people find out, it becomes harder for them to do their thing. The biggest reason people in a gang made it clear they were in one was so people wouldn't try anything stupid and depending on the individual, a vain attempt at forced respect. The times that they were both. They were usually the ones who got pinched or worse.
I think you missed a big point of the scene. The conversation between the 3 amigos showed that they weren't the "evil boys" they appeared to be. Just 3 others in the hood like Doughboy and his friends
Most definitely, this whole scene is ganagsta! 1 of my favorite movies of all time! He said he was on Parole & everything that's a ride or die friend for real...lol
The number 1 comment i haven't scene, is the fact that trey really got out because the disappointment of his father was heavier than revenge. Furious was a stand up guy.
@@neezduts7623 what do you mean? he was never gangster. look up his history. he is a college boy from a middle class family))) also, snoop was never a pimp or a criminal, and tupac was an theater major from an elite art school
Exactly. I was 17 when I first saw this movie, and I was like, "Ok. Great movie." But now, at 50 years old with a 25 year old black son, this is SCARY!
4:25 Looks like the first time DB did something like this. You can tell how deeply it disturbed him, from taking it there to realizing that he can't go back from the point of what he's done. Props on Cube and his subtle facial expression showing this dark detail.
I like where you are coming from but personally I disagree personally I think it was less of him being disturbed but realizing no matter what he does it will not bring Ricky back and not only that but he just contributed to the cycle of violence and soon will be just another statistic like his brother and like all the other people killed by the endless cycle of senseless violence
Its interesting how they show Farris and his buddies having a normal conversation with jokes. They're not evil. From their perspective. Makes me wonder how this movie would be if the main characters were reversed
Love the fact dough dropped him off by the nearest bus stop! Dough knew tre was just alone for his bestfriend, but dough didn’t want him there in the first place
2 divine moments that caught my attention as I got older watching this film.. 1. Ferris mentions and compares his hair to Samson, which is a biblical reference of a favorite of God, who God made incredibly strong based on his hair never being cut. It shows that even in the mist of crime, murder & gang life, these folks were probably educated on the spiritual way of God, yet they could never set their minds free to it. 2. The most powerful thing I could notice is that when Tre was in the car having time to recollect, Furious was meditating with his “balls” lol. The point is this, everything Tre heard from Furious was flowing through his head, and in turn Furious was probably mentally trying to force everything he has said/taught to Tre while meditating. Once Tre got out the car, as soon as the door shuts and he pulls off, Furious stops moving the balls. It’s like all of those lectures and lessons worked in that moment, and Furious felt it that it did in that very moment.
1991 was a great year for movies. 4 of my all time favorites came out that year: Boyz n the Hood, Point Break, Silence of the Lambs, and Terminator 2: Judgement Day.
@@TXnine7nine Agreed. I would much rather rewatch movies from the 90’s than watch the trash they are putting out today. It seems that screenwriters have lost all originality and just produce remakes, sequels, and prequels.
Not actually remember they grew up together Doughboy silence said everything that's why the next day he said I know why you got out the car......Tre and Dough to your point did know what was up
Certainly hits close to home watchin' this scene. I lost a really good friend I grew up with due to a fight at a party the night before and my homie going back to retaliate the next day to only have his life cut short right before his college graduation. After we lost him (now 20 years), it took a group of us to not do what we really wanted to, which was clap back at those responsible. Each of us in a similar position of Tre but we let our common sense prevail. It took the advice of our parents & role models over the years - and I thank them because not sure wheee we would be had we gone that route. Peace & Blessings... ✌🏾
@@jeffreyabelson7171 a “bump” in the road isn’t a large enough jolt. Your talking about dropping the rifle on concrete. Guns don’t go off during earthquakes so I think it’ll be okay during a car ride.
@@MisterB2eternity That's what I meant. When there was a sensible decision to be made, he always chose to test fate. He chose to start shit and get loud when he got bumped, he chose to risk being robbed of his favorite possession in that of his dad's football, he chose to split off from his best friend in a life or death situation, then he chose to die by scratching off a lotto ticket in said situation. Not to mention knocking some chick up in high school ensuring his future(that was already screwed) was going to be shitty.
@@MisterB2eternity It's sad how many decisions were ultimately made for him based on his judgement and circumstances. I'm noticing lately that favoritism from Brenda is a popular opinion these days because of the different birth fathers of doughboy and himself, but that's the easy way out. I mean, the only time he shows any sense whatsoever about hood life is when Furious takes him to Compton. He clearly was in a dreamworld headspace instead of being on a swivel and it cost him his life.
Tre did the right thing by listening to his father's advice and getting out of Doughboy's car. Sometimes revenge can be bittersweet, but it's not going to bring the victim back
Tyra Ferrell deserves more recognition as an actress. The role she played was underappreciated but one that we know far too well in society. She brilliantly displayed every emotion in this film. Every time the cast has panel discussions for this fuckin' movie, no one EVER ask her questions........
Real friend situation here Trey didn't wanna go put in work for rick the life wasnt for him, Dough understands and let him out while they go on a hunt for ricky while the one with the ak is on parole and was going to be all in for dough and ricky shooting all 3 for rick.
I remember watching this for the first time as a 17 year old.. This was about as intense a scene as you were ever going to get in a movie.. Not even horror movies had this kind of tension..
I wonder if this scene is like doughboy realizing what he just did and it made him feel worse or if he could only think about his brother and was so hurt that he really was out to kill and get revenge. Great movie
could be he realized he is next, that revenge isn't so great, or that it is all in vain: " either they don't know what is going on in the hood or they don't care"
Them showing Ricky's killers just laughing and joking after murdering him in cold blood was wild. The whole movie you only see them in passing. As stoic antagonists with no personalities outside of "appear intimidating" bravado. But right before they get killed, you see them laughing, cracking jokes and appearing human....except for dude who shot Rick. 2:05 He still in terminator mode for some reason lol.
Well they do say he is young so he’s most likely younger than these other two and when you’re younger in that life and already doing fucked up shit you tend to be like a machine just no emotion
This was a prime example of everyone needs a loving, caring but disciplinary parent, because in the end all Tre father could do was pray for his son to make the right decision and walk away
The music score in this movie was so haunting and profound! It was dark and real and the same time! Ricky never got the chance that he deserved, and doughboys mom blamed him for it! Dough never got the love he wanted from his mother!
Im white and this movie has stayed with me ever since i watched it back in 1998 when i was 10. Saw it one night on HBO when my parents didnt know and i was hooked. It was so intense and terrifying yet i never could forget it and have been drawn to it ever since. This scene, along with rickys death, are imbedded in my mind.
@@yungxavier1234but in the grand scheme of the universe and life itself ? Is killing someone else really worth it? We only get one life because we don’t know if the afterlife exists or not ? So is it really worth sacrificing your own life just to take part in unnecessary carnage ?
@@kodyb5869 technically ur right revenge is a good feeling but in the end it’s not worth it but the concept of the movie put ur mind in a mind state that was something u would think of first off the bat Bible say thou shall not kill so yea but to each it’s own
The more I watch this movie the more upsetting it becomes. The cycle of all of it. Imagine killing someone over nothing and being so relaxed about it you can go sit down and eat and talk like you stepped on someone's shoe. Then, the audacity to say you didn't pull the trigger like you didn't facilitate it. You can tell Dough was on edge when he came up on the last guybecause he struggled to talk at first. Zero hesitation after the guy mouthed off. Also, Ricky should have spent more time with Dough because no way you stand in the middle of a street scratching tickets even if you think the guys are just trying to be scary. ZERO STREET SMARTS!
4:07 one of those moments in movies where one of the villains say they didn’t kill anyone and try to put it on his own gang but that still laws them involved.
Doughboy had no way outta this one and couldn’t duck what needed to be done , retaliation was his only realistic option tbh he felt like this was the right thing to do especially with him feeling a lil guilty
so really, it’s just peer pressure? when Ferris bumped into Rick and Rick retaliated, it bruised his ego a little bit. But i think it was soothed when he did all that shooting in the air and had Rick them scrambling away, scared for their lives. Then that fateful day when he saw Rick coming from the store, I don’t think he had any intention of doing him harm. Until knucklehead said something. He probably did not want to be disrespected as a their leader so he just went with it and chased him down. He even stopped when he saw Rick and Tre cutting through that alley, almost giving up the chase but the other guy kept just forcing things. Why not stand up for yourself man? As a leader, you could have easily shut all that stuff down, now it’s a never ending chain of murders around the hood😭
The part that always gets me is when that 1 guy was saying it wasn't him he didn't pull the trigger but you know what he may as well have been the one that pulled the trigger that killed Ricky because you know what he didn't do anything to stop it. So by him not doing anything to stop it he may as well been the one to pull the trigger himself.
This scene is sad tragic and classic all at the same time. This whole scene shit this whole hood movie is childhood memories for me I saw this a lot as a kid I miss the 90s so much.
When I watched this scene as a kid I always wondered if Tre heard his dad making that clacking noise with the Two metal balls because as soon as Tre changed his mind and got out the car his dad stopped making the noise and I always would wonder if his dad was trying to contact him on purpose and it wasn’t just a coincidence 🤣💯
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I always liked how none of the guys protested Tre getting out of the car. They knew that he was the one that actually had a chance at a better life and a future outside the hood
Beautiful❤
Respected Tre
They also understood he wasn't a gangster either. Plus I'm sure Tre grew up with Dookie and Monster just like Dough Boy, Little Chris, and Rick. Maybe not as close though
True that is
@@209Richstafax he wasn't down for a 187 they knew he couldn't handle it why not let him leave hes just a potential witness
Doughboy real af letting Tre out and not saying a word
His only line in this scene is, Turn your punk a** over!
Cus he knew Tre didn't roll like that he saw a future in Tre that he know he wasn't going to have sad but he had a heart for thatv
And he dropped them off at a bus stop. Didn't strand him or anything like that. That's a real one right there.
@@Keeneye47_Wolfkeen💯💯
Doughboy was on a mission. The only line he said in this entire scene was "Turn yo punk ass over!"
Absolutely loved the score of this music......the music absolutely sets the tone and mood for each scene
Haunting
Stanley Clarke!!!
It really causes a bunch of emotions. That’s powerful music
On G 💯
And John Singleton was only 23 years old when he delivered this masterpiece!!
I always find it interesting that Tre is silently crying in this scene, i feel like its because he knows what hes doing is wrong and it goes against what his father is trying to teach him, even if its for ricky
Yeah it’s that classic hood crossroads because whether or not you think you don’t have a choice to be in that life or not there’s always a choice and Tre was conflicted he was acting on emotion but as soon as the ride cleared his head his father’s words flooded him and he knew right there and then this wasn’t it for him
@@lottostuuudmessage! But yeah, that’s how I interpreted it. Very complex emotions and well a executed scene.
@@crazydrummer181 definitely
You make irrational decisions when you’re adrenaline is high, the event is fresh in your mind, and you’re looking for revenge. Tre had some time in the car to contemplate what his next actions would be. How they would affect him and his life if he went forward with them. He collected himself and decided this not the path for him.
Bro, this had nothing to do with Ricky! Ricky was dead, irreversibly, and nothing would bring him back! This was about respect and answering an insult! The only question Tre needed to ask was whether his pride was more important than his future!
"I didn't pull the trigger, but I'm the one who drove them around" Lol
I think at that point dough didn't want to shoot him but dough realized he was the cause of all this so..
Joint venture
He started everything
Right! He started the whole thing and could’ve deaded it at any time.
I always liked how doughboy made sure to finish off all of em with Ferris because he knew that no matter who pulled the trigger on Ricky, the ringleader who started the whole fuckin thing was ferris. He bears the most responsibility and got saved for last where he knew it was coming. As it should be.
And ferris was a coward, shooting unarmed Ricky who wasn't a threat,And begging in the scene,I didn't pull the f##cking trigger?
@@brown123487Ferris didn't shoot him. That he was honest about.
If Dough let him live. He's just another crippled statistic.
@@brown123487 at first he begged, then he accepted his fate. He died with his honor half intact .
@@GangstaStan010lol he low-key snitched
@@Rambo20244 Not really. Furious knew what was up. Dough was his neighbor he watched him grow up in and outta jail.
He knew Dough and Trey and all them was on dudes head.
The fact that Doughboys Friend was willing to break his Parole to help DB get revenge shows how loyal of a friend he is, RESPECT💯👌
Well I mean, as loyal as that is. It’s the fact he’s willing Murder for DB…
Its still murder and that foes bit justify it
I hate Brenda because if she hadn't sheltered Ricky so much, then he wouldn't have been naive enough to think hardened gang members wouldn't do anything.
If she had been a decent mother, Dough wouldn't have turned out the way he did either, but why is she that way to begin with? Maybe growing up in a constant, invisible warzone traumatizes everyone...
She didn't shelter him, up until the confrontation at the car meet they had not done anything above exchanging words and bluffs. LA hoods are literally separated from block to block and given that Ricky wasn't a crip like doughboy he didn't think he had anything to fear.
That's Keisha 🤦🏾♂️ dough and Ricky had different fathers dough old boi Brenda hated and everyday dough reminds her of dough old boi so she punished dough I had a child hood friend who mother done him the same exact way like dough 🤦🏾♂️ she would by the other son polo and all the Jordans while the son she hated in rags
@@jeremiahhudson302 My older brother had a different dad than me, and my mom 100% treated us different. When my brother passed it became pretty apparent that she cared for us on different levels. Parents say they don't have favorites but that's a lie. I relate to dough a lot lol
Why do family courts continue to favor mothers???
This scene always hits hard for me. Ricky had a chance to get out and be something and those evil boys took his life away over nothing. Not only that Dough knew that getting rid of them wouldn’t bring His brother back nor will the bloodshed end. It’s a never ending cycle that seems to never end
and sadly thats what happen to DB but i bet his boy moster got back on them fools.
An eye for an eye. One of the many mentalities in the streets. One I'm glad I never fell into. (Used to live in the Bronx by hunts point. If I wasn't surrounded by gangs, I was surrounded by drug dealers)
@@Keeneye47_WolfkeenDrug dealers and bangers, what’s the difference?
@@IsaiahRichards692 They may not be mutually exclusive, but there is some differences between the two.
When I was growing up, dealers tried to be a little more incognito and not as easy to spot as those in a gang. Because the moment the wrong people find out, it becomes harder for them to do their thing. The biggest reason people in a gang made it clear they were in one was so people wouldn't try anything stupid and depending on the individual, a vain attempt at forced respect.
The times that they were both. They were usually the ones who got pinched or worse.
I think you missed a big point of the scene. The conversation between the 3 amigos showed that they weren't the "evil boys" they appeared to be. Just 3 others in the hood like Doughboy and his friends
The music in this movie is just amazing
Yes indeed. A lot of the old directors knew how to set the mood. RIP John Singleton
Doughboy knew after that night they all got into it that was coming back
And kept pulling where they was
Man watching this as a 42 year old man from when I first watched it when I was a kid it hits even harder, whew!!!
Same
Kid? Damn man I was in my late teens and it still goes hard! Thank you John Singleton and RIP!
Man no lies
The homie on parole a real one
Most definitely, this whole scene is ganagsta! 1 of my favorite movies of all time! He said he was on Parole & everything that's a ride or die friend for real...lol
Monster
@@jasonmerced718 😂yea he killed three ppl cold blood that ain't real it's sad
@@Yahshuaismyeverything he killed 3 guys that killed his one of his mates ... They wasn't just random people
@@Yahshuaismyeverything revenge is perfectly justifiable
The number 1 comment i haven't scene, is the fact that trey really got out because the disappointment of his father was heavier than revenge. Furious was a stand up guy.
It wasn't just disappointment from his father, it was his own conscience eating at him. Knowing that a revenge killing would just make things worse.
That and he had time to think about it and realized nothing good will come of this.
3:39 That's the fool who killed Ricky!!! Good job Dough!!!
Too bad doughboy didn’t know that. Cause he would’ve made him suffer
2nd hand justice for Justice's boyfriend in Poetic Justice too(he's the one who killed her boyfriend in the opening). That dude was a menace.
@@thefearofg0ds758He was murdered in prison in 2005.
@@nickalan5539 Oh noooo
@@thefearofg0ds758 he became a actual gang member.
This movie has turned Ice Cube into a brilliant actor. After 1991, he did Friday and Barbershop trilogies, Are We There Yet?, etc.
he came a long way.
In my eyes, did the most helping paint the picture we all have now
Then he sold out
@@neezduts7623 what do you mean? he was never gangster. look up his history. he is a college boy from a middle class family))) also, snoop was never a pimp or a criminal, and tupac was an theater major from an elite art school
Yeaa@@neezduts7623
The way icecube look at dude
After he said let's go get some to eat...
Now you know the consequences of putting ketchup all over your fries! 😂😂😂
“Why you worried about it fool these my fries” 🍟
It's gross tbh😂😂😂
😂😂😂
YEAH but im gonna see my girl, you will go home with this punk! 😅😅😅
3:04 Man DONT FOLLOW ME GO YO OWN WAY" 😂😂😂😂😂
That’s gonna be you saying that
@@Carmouche741 it already has im still alive today now go rot
Why you care fool, ITS MY FRIES 🍟 🍟
@@bastian_anibal can I have some fries
@@Carmouche741 bruh...
Such a sad movie. Watching it now as a father really hits me hard.
Exactly. I was 17 when I first saw this movie, and I was like, "Ok. Great movie." But now, at 50 years old with a 25 year old black son, this is SCARY!
an eye for an eye
Makes the world go blind
💯
There is only one way it stops
And then he died
Way it should be
3:25 bro casually shooting mfs without a face covering talking bout he on parole 😂
😂😂😂
He worried more about them annoying ass POs bugging him than a triple life sentence.
This time period, there weren’t just camera and phones everywhere haha
4:25
Looks like the first time DB did something like this. You can tell how deeply it disturbed him, from taking it there to realizing that he can't go back from the point of what he's done. Props on Cube and his subtle facial expression showing this dark detail.
I like where you are coming from but personally I disagree personally I think it was less of him being disturbed but realizing no matter what he does it will not bring Ricky back and not only that but he just contributed to the cycle of violence and soon will be just another statistic like his brother and like all the other people killed by the endless cycle of senseless violence
I should add I'm not the best at reading facial expressions so I could be wrong but either way it's just my opinion
4:24 at this moment you can tell doughboy didn’t feel any better..almost as if he’s taking a step back and grasping that.
It makes him feel a lot better.
Its interesting how they show Farris and his buddies having a normal conversation with jokes. They're not evil. From their perspective. Makes me wonder how this movie would be if the main characters were reversed
I mean Dough and his boys never rode around preying on innocent folks. Evil ppl can have regular conversation too
Love the fact dough dropped him off by the nearest bus stop! Dough knew tre was just alone for his bestfriend, but dough didn’t want him there in the first place
2 divine moments that caught my attention as I got older watching this film..
1. Ferris mentions and compares his hair to Samson, which is a biblical reference of a favorite of God, who God made incredibly strong based on his hair never being cut. It shows that even in the mist of crime, murder & gang life, these folks were probably educated on the spiritual way of God, yet they could never set their minds free to it.
2. The most powerful thing I could notice is that when Tre was in the car having time to recollect, Furious was meditating with his “balls” lol. The point is this, everything Tre heard from Furious was flowing through his head, and in turn Furious was probably mentally trying to force everything he has said/taught to Tre while meditating. Once Tre got out the car, as soon as the door shuts and he pulls off, Furious stops moving the balls. It’s like all of those lectures and lessons worked in that moment, and Furious felt it that it did in that very moment.
Furious suppose to been praying but just like in all Hollywood movies they never give God the glory 🙏🏾
1991 was a great year for movies. 4 of my all time favorites came out that year: Boyz n the Hood, Point Break, Silence of the Lambs, and Terminator 2: Judgement Day.
Good call😎
1994 was also an incredible year for films. We were spoiled with the early 90s.
@@TXnine7nine Agreed. I would much rather rewatch movies from the 90’s than watch the trash they are putting out today. It seems that screenwriters have lost all originality and just produce remakes, sequels, and prequels.
Also beauty and the beast from disney
You ever seen Manhunter?
1:23 - Tre has Ricky's blood all over his clothes, and this other guy doesn't even react. Just another night in The Hood.
Not actually remember they grew up together Doughboy silence said everything that's why the next day he said I know why you got out the car......Tre and Dough to your point did know what was up
I like how he said "dont follow me go your own way!" 😆
Certainly hits close to home watchin' this scene.
I lost a really good friend I grew up with due to a fight at a party the night before and my homie going back to retaliate the next day to only have his life cut short right before his college graduation.
After we lost him (now 20 years), it took a group of us to not do what we really wanted to, which was clap back at those responsible.
Each of us in a similar position of Tre but we let our common sense prevail.
It took the advice of our parents & role models over the years - and I thank them because not sure wheee we would be had we gone that route.
Peace & Blessings... ✌🏾
“Why you worried about it fool? these my fries!” Bro sounded like john witherspoon 🤣
omg he does now that you mentioned it 😭
omg he does now that you mentioned it 😭
"There they go right there"
Fate sealed.
the AK is pointing right at the driver after he inserts the magazine - don't hit a bump, mtherfker
It wasn’t charged.
Made me nervous.
@@jeffreyabelson7171 a “bump” in the road isn’t a large enough jolt. Your talking about dropping the rifle on concrete. Guns don’t go off during earthquakes so I think it’ll be okay during a car ride.
good point, their gun safety is lacking.
If a bump will cause an AK to fire, I can’t imagine what carrying one through actual combat would be like. A BMP is a lot rougher ride than a ‘63.
Stanley Clarke 🎷 that tension of the metal health balls clinging. Masterpiece.
You talking about tha foley work?
They killed Ricky for no reason so good for them.
They killed Ricky to get to Dough, then they eventually did. Besides, Ricky was begging to die from the moment he hit the streets with the football.
@@joepermenter7228 And that scratch and sniff bull ish he was messing with.
@@MisterB2eternity That's what I meant. When there was a sensible decision to be made, he always chose to test fate. He chose to start shit and get loud when he got bumped, he chose to risk being robbed of his favorite possession in that of his dad's football, he chose to split off from his best friend in a life or death situation, then he chose to die by scratching off a lotto ticket in said situation. Not to mention knocking some chick up in high school ensuring his future(that was already screwed) was going to be shitty.
@@joepermenter7228 Spot on analysis!!!! I couldn't agree more.
@@MisterB2eternity It's sad how many decisions were ultimately made for him based on his judgement and circumstances. I'm noticing lately that favoritism from Brenda is a popular opinion these days because of the different birth fathers of doughboy and himself, but that's the easy way out. I mean, the only time he shows any sense whatsoever about hood life is when Furious takes him to Compton. He clearly was in a dreamworld headspace instead of being on a swivel and it cost him his life.
I love how Doughboy eyes were pitched black looking down at Ferris 🐐💯💯
Me too
Those guys were out and about eating French fries as if they just didn’t kill someone earlier that day😢
Tre did the right thing by listening to his father's advice and getting out of Doughboy's car. Sometimes revenge can be bittersweet, but it's not going to bring the victim back
Tyra Ferrell deserves more recognition as an actress. The role she played was underappreciated but one that we know far too well in society. She brilliantly displayed every emotion in this film. Every time the cast has panel discussions for this fuckin' movie, no one EVER ask her questions........
Why don't they ask her questions?
the part when dough finishes ferris off hits different , judging by the look off his face he realizes killing him still aint bring Rick back.
I hate the fact he begging for his life saying he didn’t pull the trigger no fool your the ring leader so pow pow
If you think about it he the one that started it when he pushed ricky while walking when they was on crenshaw that night so he caused all of it
Real friend situation here Trey didn't wanna go put in work for rick the life wasnt for him, Dough understands and let him out while they go on a hunt for ricky while the one with the ak is on parole and was going to be all in for dough and ricky shooting all 3 for rick.
They knew not to say nun crazy to him when he got back in the car
Amen
Just casually eating burgers and joking the same day you murdered someone for talking back to you.
Glad they got got.
You'd be suprised how many people are actual sociopaths
That's dudes in the hood they're like that in Chicago sad
@Stick_ChronicI think you mean psychopaths.
Monster a straight up G…. My favorite character in whole movie….. Give my boy that baseball ⚾️ scholarship….
He let that K go no hesitation
When he took another man's life, that's when it sank in.
Got em lackin
Caught them slackin is the proper term.
Usually how it works
@@jackgorski5237 same thing, depends on where you're from, its a slang way of saying the exact same thing
"TURN YO PUNK BUTT OVER!!" B.E.T version 😂😂😂😂
2:26 anyone else find themselves saying this line when about to eat French fries?
Can’t only be me
“Damn man why you put all that ketchup on it?”
@@Dark7ordjojo deez my fries!
@@slydEvil35 but I’m hungry 😞
Thought we'd never meet
I say this line more 2:33
I remember watching this for the first time as a 17 year old.. This was about as intense a scene as you were ever going to get in a movie.. Not even horror movies had this kind of tension..
4:25 idk why this part always does something to me
I wonder if this scene is like doughboy realizing what he just did and it made him feel worse or if he could only think about his brother and was so hurt that he really was out to kill and get revenge. Great movie
Because you can see that he just realized killing them didn't fix anything.
could be he realized he is next, that revenge isn't so great, or that it is all in vain: " either they don't know what is going on in the hood or they don't care"
3:07 when you realise your friends aint friends mans said "go your own way"
uhhh, they would have had more of a chance if they went separate directions
they all got blasted with the same burst
"And keep your damn babies off the street!" - Doughboy 🙏🏻
Boyz n the hood is in my top 10 of greatest movies ever made, the best hood movie imo, they don't make movies like this anymore.
I think they change the sound of the K cause on my vhs that joint was beating drum
Yup sure did. Sounds like an actual K because the original sound mix was way different.
It was changed in Blu-Ray upgrade years ago
Killing ain’t Good but the AK on this Vid does have a Cooler Sound Effect
They changed it when they released the Blu-Ray. Oddly enough, the John Singleton commentary track has the original AK sound though
Them showing Ricky's killers just laughing and joking after murdering him in cold blood was wild. The whole movie you only see them in passing. As stoic antagonists with no personalities outside of "appear intimidating" bravado. But right before they get killed, you see them laughing, cracking jokes and appearing human....except for dude who shot Rick. 2:05 He still in terminator mode for some reason lol.
Well they do say he is young so he’s most likely younger than these other two and when you’re younger in that life and already doing fucked up shit you tend to be like a machine just no emotion
@@lottostuuuddefinitely
The 90s: when you had a saxophone playing during moments like this, it was always bad.
Revenge is best served cold and without notice.
In the words of the great warrior poet Ice Cube: "If the day does not require an AK...it is good."
This was a prime example of everyone needs a loving, caring but disciplinary parent, because in the end all Tre father could do was pray for his son to make the right decision and walk away
It's a really sad movie, Ricky getting killed is one of the saddest moments in movies.
When i look at this scene i feel that this is the first time dough boy killed someone you can see it in his face and body language
Or this the first time he took it personal since it was his own blood
@Mr5anyika good point ,but dough boy wasn't killer he was drug dealer gang member you can tell it was the only time he killed
@@DoloWolfZero that’s your interpretation I grew up in La around dudes like doughboy and they moved just like him and were stomp down K1llers
This is John Singleton's Greatest Work. He really peaked early.
This is gonna sound crazy but every person on this life needs a friend like Doughboy
Ride or die
Such a classic film
Although he avenged his brother's death, he had sealed his own fate. Revenge is a poisonous cycle that can kill you.
How about monster hitting three moving targets from a moving car, outstanding!
The music score in this movie was so haunting and profound! It was dark and real and the same time! Ricky never got the chance that he deserved, and doughboys mom blamed him for it! Dough never got the love he wanted from his mother!
Doughboys emotions and breaths before he says turn yo punk ass over. Good ass detail. Still had some human nature behind all the gangsta
That's for Ricky!!
Im white and this movie has stayed with me ever since i watched it back in 1998 when i was 10. Saw it one night on HBO when my parents didnt know and i was hooked. It was so intense and terrifying yet i never could forget it and have been drawn to it ever since. This scene, along with rickys death, are imbedded in my mind.
I saw it after it released in '91.
I suggest you find & watch COLORS 1988 if you haven't already.
Them Chinese balls spinning always had an effect on me. Just tension.
My bf is white and loves this movie too😂
@@petepan9696 wait PAUSEEE🥴😂😂😂
"This mf crazy" right after blasting 3 dudes with an ak is a wild thing to say 😭💀
Dats how you do it gotta make sure they gone walk em down
Wild ass comment. This movie is about why you shouldn’t do any of this lmao
@@dappunk1expecting the people committing these crimes to have any semblance of sense or media literacy is even wilder
lol was a joke but took it to the heart anyway figure of speech hell he did what was right eye for eye tooth for a tooth
@@yungxavier1234but in the grand scheme of the universe and life itself ? Is killing someone else really worth it? We only get one life because we don’t know if the afterlife exists or not ? So is it really worth sacrificing your own life just to take part in unnecessary carnage ?
@@kodyb5869 technically ur right revenge is a good feeling but in the end it’s not worth it but the concept of the movie put ur mind in a mind state that was something u would think of first off the bat Bible say thou shall not kill so yea but to each it’s own
This movie is very powerful after doughboy revenge brother death 2 years later he died
2weeks later
2weeks homeboy
@@rzfamili the bloods
...bro did you even watch the movie
@@rzfamiliwhat does hating the ending of a film you’ve seen, have to do with not understanding it?
@@JamoShotz456😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The more I watch this movie the more upsetting it becomes. The cycle of all of it. Imagine killing someone over nothing and being so relaxed about it you can go sit down and eat and talk like you stepped on someone's shoe. Then, the audacity to say you didn't pull the trigger like you didn't facilitate it. You can tell Dough was on edge when he came up on the last guybecause he struggled to talk at first. Zero hesitation after the guy mouthed off. Also, Ricky should have spent more time with Dough because no way you stand in the middle of a street scratching tickets even if you think the guys are just trying to be scary. ZERO STREET SMARTS!
you got a point there.
Ferris got his butt kicked, literally.
4:07 one of those moments in movies where one of the villains say they didn’t kill anyone and try to put it on his own gang but that still laws them involved.
Many people say never let revenge consume your soul but nah, the real justice is revenge by ones own hands.
Great movie glad I own it on DVD..
An eye for an eye and the whole world goes blind
Idk if Doughboy was a killer before this but Monster definitely was. You can tell
Is amazing how good of an actor that baby is. Can be told and can cry on cue.
Meanwhike, Marty is being chased by the Libiyans on the otherside of Twin Pines mall!!
Doughboy had no way outta this one and couldn’t duck what needed to be done , retaliation was his only realistic option tbh he felt like this was the right thing to do especially with him feeling a lil guilty
so really, it’s just peer pressure?
when Ferris bumped into Rick and Rick retaliated, it bruised his ego a little bit. But i think it was soothed when he did all that shooting in the air and had Rick them scrambling away, scared for their lives.
Then that fateful day when he saw Rick coming from the store, I don’t think he had any intention of doing him harm. Until knucklehead said something. He probably did not want to be disrespected as a their leader so he just went with it and chased him down. He even stopped when he saw Rick and Tre cutting through that alley, almost giving up the chase but the other guy kept just forcing things.
Why not stand up for yourself man? As a leader, you could have easily shut all that stuff down, now it’s a never ending chain of murders around the hood😭
The part that always gets me is when that 1 guy was saying it wasn't him he didn't pull the trigger but you know what he may as well have been the one that pulled the trigger that killed Ricky because you know what he didn't do anything to stop it. So by him not doing anything to stop it he may as well been the one to pull the trigger himself.
Who's here in 2024 best movie ever
This movie came out a month after I was born.
R.I.p ricky😢😢😢😢😢😢
When doughboy was killed two weeks later i wonder what hapoen to monster and dooky also little chris until this day.
That POV shot looking up at Ice Cube when he’s holding the gun gets me every time
when we can stop the killing then we can begin the healing
What a brilliant film. Undoubtedly it set the standard for gang films in the nineties.
This scene is sad tragic and classic all at the same time. This whole scene shit this whole hood movie is childhood memories for me I saw this a lot as a kid I miss the 90s so much.
I just realized when they dropped Trey off, Dookie was in the back seat. In the next scene, he was in the front seat. Never noticed that.
This movie is a masterpiece.
Sincerely, a 43 year old white guy from Northern California.
Helpful hint no 1
NEVER load your mags without gloves on , you leave finger prints on the brass
When I watched this scene as a kid I always wondered if Tre heard his dad making that clacking noise with the Two metal balls because as soon as Tre changed his mind and got out the car his dad stopped making the noise and I always would wonder if his dad was trying to contact him on purpose and it wasn’t just a coincidence 🤣💯