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Peter Stravers from Rolling stone: "But what stands is an amazement, an electrifying piece of hip-hop history that speaks urgently to right now."

Scott Foundass from Variety: "A conventional music-world biopic in outline, but intensely human and personal in its characterisations and attention to detail."

Adam Holz from Plugged In: "N.W.A. always got right to the point with its music, so I'll do the same: Simply put, Straight Outta Compton is among the harshest films we've ever reviewed"

David Edelstein from Vulture: "Straight Outta Compton aims to cross cultures and sanctify the wisdom of the street—to make a universal underdog story. It succeeds on a visceral level."

Olly Richards from Empire: "Potent and visceral in its depiction of street life and blinged-up excess alike, Straight Outta Compton delivers big beats of both kinds."

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The movie was a nominee for Best original Screenplay, Nominee for outstanding Performance by a cast in a motion picture. It won Movie of the year, Best picture, Best ensemble and won Best Supporting Actor.

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The cast was outraged when Straight outta Compton was not nominated for a single Oscar despite gaining lots of popularity. The Film was number one in the box office charts and made over $200 million world wide

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In 2014, just seven days into filming in Compton,  a drive by shooting took place directly in-front of the cast and crew members on set.  A group of men standing outside the Compton courthouse made gang signs at a passing cars and passengers in the car opened fire. While nobody involved with the film was hurt, one civilian was killed who was near by. However it was announced that filming would carry on in the city as planned.

In January 2015, Suge Knight was involved in a hit and run that left one man dead and one man hospitalized. Witnesses claimed that Knight followed them after an argument on the film set to a burger stand parking lot, and that collisions were intentional. Terry Carter was the man killed. He was the co-founder along with ice cube and a friend of Knight.

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It was announced in March 2009 that the film was in development at New Line cinema. It was written by S. Leigh Savage and Alan Wenkus while being produced by Tomica Woods-Wright, Ice cube and Dr Dre. In April 2012 Gary Grey was announced as Director. Grey had already worked in the film, "Friday" with Ice Cube and "Set it off" with Dr Dre. As well as this he directed some of the music videos. Universal Studios Picked the film up in 2013 and by December of that year they hired Jonathan Herman to write a new draft of the script. and brought in Will Packer to executive produce along side Adam Merins, Alan Wenkus, David Engal, Bill Straus, Thomas Tull and John Jashni. It was produced by Legendary Pictures in collaboration with Warner Bros.

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The film made $201.6million world wide, $160million of that being domestic and the remaining $40million being foreign.  It made $60million in the opening weekend.

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MC Ren

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Ice Cube

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DJ Yella

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Eazy-E

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Dr Dre