1992

1992 did a good job at capturing the ongoing tension with gangs versus gangs and gangs versus civilians. It also showed the daily life struggles and perspective from a criminal trying to be rehabilitated. Tyrese did a good job but that’s not surprising with his catalogue. The LA riots definitely set a new tone on police brutality and the call for change. Watching the movie reminded me of the protest and riots during the pandemic. I would recommend this movie for a watch.

1992 was a frusturating film. The first 15-20 minutes start off pretty good but quickly succumbs to predictable and cheaply made heist film. It’s a shame because Tyrese, Ray Liotta, and Scott Eastwood give solid performances here. I wish this film would have been more about the 1992 riots and just skipped over the heist aspect. The movie is nicely shot with the city of Los Angeles as the backdrop. The film adds in real life footage with newscasts and other footage from that time which are some of the more strong parts in this film. The movie then asks the viewer to disband their belief and enjoy the heist portion of the movie. They could have at least made it more believable. 1992 is a movie I would recommend skipping and gets 2 stars out of 5 from me.

The performances were good. Rip Ray Liota. I liked the story but at times it was a little cheesy. Tim Treakle

Knowing this is probably Ray's last made movie before he died I gave it another star. It isn't 100% bad but it sure ain't good! Bad acting, bad storylines, cheap writing. Makes absolutely no sense... Playing it out around the riots is ridiculous. Not watching it ever again.

Definitely worth a watch. Nothing special, but not bad by any stretch. Well done by the actors and set against a meaningful, historical backdrop. Plus, ya know, Ray Liotta...

Basic at best and not great. Too simple and really not worth the watch.

The ability to be a gripping movie about triumph in the face of adversity was there.... BUT swing and a miss!!! One and done

Not a bad watch at all.

Contrary to most ratings I have seen I enjoyed this one immensely. Set in the backdrop of actual events I found the story of two sets of father and son’s extremely engaging. Ray Liotta puts in an extremely moving last performance. You are sure to “hate” him in this one which means he did his job. I was tensing up and engrossed until the final scene. Well done!

The movie was great Tyrese shor that. Why do they always make him look like a weak person. Over all it was great.