Straight Outta Derby: A Brief Analysis

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I watch the movie Straight Outta Compton in the comfort of my home on Netflix. Its based on a true story about a group of friends trying to become rappers. I will review the camera work, the acting and the storyline. First you feel like your moving with the camera. When there driving the camera will follow the car to make you feel like your also driving in the car . They have all the angle perfect. When someone is talking they get the angle good. The special efecst whent good with the camera. When there was special efecst it was time perfect with the camera. They also did a good job on the acting. Acting was very good becose they did every thing they where told to do. For exemple they were pisishind in the places where they sit stand and

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