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All right, Van Lainford is here. Logan Murdoch is here. We're going to talk about a movie that came

out 30 years ago. And in some ways, it feels like less than 30 years ago. And in some ways, it feels

a hundred years ago. New Jack City, a really important movie for a lot of different reasons. Van,

a way more political movie than I remember from just watching bits and pieces on cable

with commercials and all that stuff. When you really sit down and watch this, it's like,

man, this this movie was way more political than I remember even in 1991 where I'm just like,

cool, Wesley Stimes, Judd Nelson. This is, you know, basically a Scarface so much.

There's so much shit going on here. I was kind of stunned watching it 30 years later.

Will you say political and what respect? Well, it's had it's basically it's an indictment of

the Reagan era. Sure. And it is one of the first movies that really dives into how cocaine and

crack is just destroying an entire generation of people. And I don't think I really fully

realized that in 1991 that there was this big picture thing going on. I was just to join the

movie because it's so goddamn enjoyable. So they they used to do these things. I don't know why

they're not as popular as there are, but they used to do these things whenever a big movie would

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