Bitchin’: The Sound and Fury of Rick James 2021 123movies

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Plot: This profile of legendary funk/R&B icon Rick James captures the peaks and valleys of his storied career to reveal a complicated and rebellious soul, driven to share his talent with the world.
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Well made and brutally honest doc
This was a well put together documentary of a talented yet flawed human being, and the recorded audio from the Punk-Funkster himself was truly an ear-opener. I’m glad they were very honest with Rick’s unfortunate sexually deviant actions due to heavy drug use, and possible childhood trauma–and he PAID FOR HIS CRIMES, unlike countless celebrated so-called rock icons of yesteryear whose also deviant actions have been white-washed and excused. As a longtime funk music fan, I did however, wish they had touched on his “Fire It Up/”Garden Of Love” period, which was part of the blueprint that birthed the iconic “Street Songs”. Furthermore, I’m glad this is available for those who may only know him from “Superfreak”, and a certain catch-phrase that in my opinion, turned him into somewhat of a caricature. I already see some “squares”belittling his musical contributions, and incorrectly posting here about his crimes; it’s obvious they didn’t watch this. Clearly, seeing their previous posts and critiques speak volumes, and I’ll leave it that.

Well made and brutally honest doc
This was a well put together documentary of a talented yet flawed human being, and the recorded audio from the Punk-Funkster himself was truly an ear-opener. I’m glad they were very honest with Rick’s unfortunate sexually deviant actions due to heavy drug use, and possible childhood trauma–and he PAID FOR HIS CRIMES, unlike countless celebrated so-called rock icons of yesteryear whose also deviant actions have been white-washed and excused. As a longtime funk music fan, I did however, wish they had touched on his “Fire It Up/”Garden Of Love” period, which was part of the blueprint that birthed the iconic “Street Songs”. Furthermore, I’m glad this is available for those who may only know him from “Superfreak”, and a certain catch-phrase that in my opinion, turned him into somewhat of a caricature. I already see some “squares”belittling his musical contributions, and incorrectly posting here about his crimes; it’s obvious they didn’t watch this. Clearly, seeing their previous posts and critiques speak volumes, and I’ll leave it that.

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Genre Documentary, Music
Director Sacha Jenkins
Writer Sacha Jenkins, Jason Pollard, Steve Rivo
Actors Rick James, Oscar Alston, Big Daddy Kane
Country United States
Awards 1 nomination
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