Boyz 'N The Hood: Give me the gun HD CLIP

What’s happening in this Boyz ‘N The Hood movie clip?
Furious (Laurence Fishburne from Two Trains Running and The Matrix) finds Tre (Cuba Gooding Jr from Jerry Maguire) preparing to take his .357 Magnum, but convinces Tre to abandon his plans to avenge Ricky’s death. Shortly after, Tre sneaks out to join Doughboy, Dooky, and Monster.

What’s the Boyz ‘N The Hood movie about?
Tre (Cuba Gooding Jr from Jerry Maguire) is sent to live with his father Furious Styles (Laurence Fishburne from Matrix and Apocalypse Now), in the red light district in Los Angeles. Although his father does everything to teach him good values, and his girlfriend Brandi (Nia Long of Big Mamma 2) guides him on his path to faith, his best friends, Doughboy (Ice Cube from Straight Outta Compton) and Ricky (Morris Chestnut from The Best Man) do not have the same entourage as him and are immersed in drug and gang culture. The three friends are drawn into a dirty story...

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[jonfonts]

"You're my son, you're my problem"

I wish more parents thought like this.

[josephus]

The world needs more fathers like this one.

[Chthonian]

The dad is the biggest gangsta in this movie. He's on point.

[paulmeaden]

I was 15 when I first saw this, my blood was pumping and I saw it from trey's point of view. 30 years later, I see it from furious's point of view. An all time classic film.

[glenbruce]

Fishburne deserved an Oscar for this movie, hands down!!💯

[danielbadger]

Goes to show how important fathers are, but also how important it is to say and express emotions.

[PunkSlapper]

Such a powerful and poignant movie. I cannot believe how real this movie was. It is so sad that director John Singleton was taken from us too soon. He truly was a master of his craft.

[mr.bellefleur]

He took the tie off in case trae wanted to throw hands 😭

[Yomomma]

Furious styles has to be the best dad I've ever seen, not only in "hood" movies. But his lessons, his points, his words, that's a real dad right there.

[synthonaplinth]

The best thing about this is that after Tre handed Furious the gun Furious did not judge him, just accepted him completely.

[hugosanders]

Bro doesn't snatch the gun he just waits for his son to put it in his hands
Shows he has faith in his son and himself as a father, really beautiful moment

[rajendranadarajan]

John Singleton wrote and directed this at age 23. Let that sink in for a

[dweb]

Tough love right there to the nines. Also love how scared he is when he sees Tre dipped out his bedroom window with that "Shi-it" expression. Like he knows his words can't help Tre anymore once Tre is out there now. Felt primal and real.

[jasonboyd]

Furious Styles is the ideal black father in my opinion! Wise and woke!

[husnainhyder]

Lawrence is the most reasonable actor in Hollywood history after Denzel Washington

[terencethomas]

The late John Singleton directing is on point Ricky's baby mama and Mother grieving and screaming for mercy raked up the whole nieghbor hood, very realistic, rip John !

[unusualreality]

It’s like he wanted his dad to stop him.. he wanted to do some bad for the revenge of his best friend.. but dad taught him better.. revenge is never the answer .

[aboutmyfathersbusiness]

Do you know how many times this happens in real life but unfortunately theres no father there to stop there sons.

[yjtopgun]

Only two Dads that ever made any sense to me, Furious Styles and Uncle Phil.

[sha]

Love how everybody is on the street at the beginning like they are all mourning what has happened.