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[D.I.E.G.O.]

After seeing "When The Bough Breaks," my friends and I started discussing black cinema throughout the years. There were milestones like blaxploitation films, the rise of the hood movie and Gen X films like "Jason's Lyric" and "Love Jones."

What would you say are the films in Black cinema that really changed the game?

[Vonc2002]

Boys in the hood

[Kaeli.]

Idk if there's just 1

But Boyz in the Hood, Poetic Justice & Friday are up there

[Ｂｏｏｍｚ]

Player's Club

[SouravMay]

Coming To America hands down

[Vonc2002]

I LOVE Poetic Justice. I don't really buy movies but that's one i actually had to get

[Kaeli.]

I LOVE Poetic Justice. I don't really buy movies but that's one i actually had to get

Yea luv that movie. Jans was such a bitch

[wizzy]

Big Mommas House

[FlowerBomb]

Boyz II Men
Poetic Justice
Waiting To Exhale
Color Purple
Coming To America

[Vonc2002]

I feel like this is so cliche but the color purple. I used to watch that movie everyday damn near. When people can recite lines from ur movie and their known, it's iconic

[Vonc2002]

I LOVE Poetic Justice. I don't really buy movies but that's one i actually had to get

Yea luv that movie. Jans was such a bitch

She played really great ghetto girl.
they gon fck u UP
ACT Jans

[RatherBe]

Was Soul Food mentioned yet... because yeah.. it NEEDS to be on everyone's list!

[Vonc2002]

Boyz II Men
Poetic Justice
Waiting To Exhale
Color Purple
Coming To America

Not boys 2 men

[Kaeli.]

The color purple was so fucking LONG OMG

[Vonc2002]

And i loved every minute of it