This used to be my favorite movie back in the day... Maybe I should watch it again some day.

He is thinking about his future, his future to to shake his head like the old man later on in life. How else will he do this without a gun.

needs a "bizarre spike lee logic" and a "its all whiteys fault" tag

Gentrification is actually not as terrible as Singleton makes it out to be. The concept is that people of different economic groups live together, preventing an economic ghetto with no money or investment capital flowing into an area.

I think what Singleton's trying to address is aggressive, yet non-violent, expulsion of black Americans through economic means. This is a very indirect and debatable process, as it indicates malevolent intent and not commercial greed.

My intellectual faggotry continues.

What's a black people?

why is the one guy sometimes holding a carton of milk and sometimes holding a beer can?

Perhaps I'm naive, but I don't think anyone is flying "crack rocks" anywhere. Would be a waste of cargo space when you can fill that with cocaine and let the local guys get the legal ingredients on their own.

Also, wow does Morpheus sound young. Now someone post the part where Doughboy's mother flicks a cigarette, it's the most spectacular cig-flick ever on film.

Sure he provides an answer: "Ya gots ta think abou' cho foocha."
Somebody shoot me so I can just go to Hell earlier.