Wild Style

1982
R
1 h 22 min

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7,0/10

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Patti Astor, Lady Pink, Fab 5 Freddy, Lee Quiñones, Andrew Witten, and Busy Bee in Wild Style (1982)

South Bronx graffiti artist Zoro is commissioned to paint a backdrop for a hip-hop concert.

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Uma incursão pela cultura do hip hop no bairro do Bronx, em Nova York, nos anos 1980. Lendas da época como Fab 5 Freddy, o rapper Grandmaster Flash, e o grupo Cold Crush Brothers também apar... Ler tudoUma incursão pela cultura do hip hop no bairro do Bronx, em Nova York, nos anos 1980. Lendas da época como Fab 5 Freddy, o rapper Grandmaster Flash, e o grupo Cold Crush Brothers também aparecem nesta crônica.Uma incursão pela cultura do hip hop no bairro do Bronx, em Nova York, nos anos 1980. Lendas da época como Fab 5 Freddy, o rapper Grandmaster Flash, e o grupo Cold Crush Brothers também aparecem nesta crônica.

Direção
- Charlie Ahearn
Roteiristas
- Charlie Ahearn
- Fab 5 Freddy
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,0/10

3 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Charlie Ahearn
Roteiristas
- Charlie Ahearn
- Fab 5 Freddy
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Raymond 'Zoro'
(as 'Lee' George Quinones)

Lady Pink

Rose 'Lady Bug'
(as Sandra 'Pink' Fabara)

Fab 5 Freddy

'Phade'
(as Frederick Braithwaite)

Patti Astor

Virginia

Andrew Witten

Z-Roc
(as Zephyr)

Busy Bee

Chief Rocker…

Carlos Morales

Hector

Alfredo Valez

Chico

Niva Kislac

Niva

Glenn O'Brien

Museum Curator

William Rice

Television Producer
(as Bill Rice)

Johnny 'Crash' Matos

Union Crew

Daze

Union Crew
(as Chris 'Daze' Ellis)

Fred 'Caz' Glover

Union Crew

Edwin 'Obe' Ortez

Union Crew

Lisa Lee

Fly Girl

Henrietta Henry

Fly Girl

Pamela Smith

Fly Girl

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Curiosidades
The stick-up guys were cast when Charlie Ahearn saw them hanging around the location. Ahearn offered them a prop gun but they insisted on using their real sawed-off shotgun. All of their lines were improvised.

Erros de gravação
At 6:18 Hector tells Raymond 'Zoro' to take off his do-rag. Then Ray's hair pops back and forth between being flat from the do-rag to a picked out Afro during their conversation.

Citações
'Phade': Scooby Doo!

Conexões
Edited into And You Don't Stop: 30 Years of Hip-Hop (2004)

Trilhas sonoras
South Bronx Subway Rap
Composed by Fab 5 Freddy and Chris Stein
Performed by Grandmaster Caz

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Very good and the catalyst for the next decade of hip-hop

I took my friend up to LA back when this movie was released in '82 to see this in an independent theatre. We were both awed with this! In my mind this movie started the popular movement (yes, I know the music was on KSPC around this time too, but the rest of LA didn't know about the music).

Two years later "Beat Street" came out on the big screen, which is 1/1000 of this movie, and the popular crowd went with that, and the music all seemed to go "I'm poor/shot at/oppressed by the white man and I'm coming at him with my gun" as the years went on.

That's so sad to me - the genre could have had a meaning, a purpose, a style like this film shows. I think what instead happened is the studios just cashed in on whatever sold the most. Kind of a top 40 of rap/hip-hop. Get this film/video if you want to see where the genre really came from and was about back then. Get it if you want to see people and soul. Get it if you want to see people with a purpose.