i can tell i be in the minority here and but i be really aggravate after see rize . i be very excited to see the film after hear so much about the dance itself and the social impact of clown and krumping on kid life in l. a. i feel like what could have be a very interesting and enlightening film about inner city youth culture turn out to be little more than a poorly cobble together mish mash with flashy flourish that take away from any resounding impact the film could have have . the film have very little idea of narrative flow and jump around from point to point haphazardly throughout and but especially towards the end which just about fall apart . in rize and david lachappelle criticize contemporary hip hop for it exploitative hyper sexual consumerism and but then proceeds to spend an excruciatingly long stretch of film showcasing close ups of the glisten krumpers grease up body in slow motion . this sequence be reminiscent of countless commercial hip hop music video . the point that clown and krumping be the antithesis to this world be undercut by lachappelle desire to make krumping into some kind of inner city abercrombie and fitch commercial . give lachappelle professional background a a visually talented and but intellectually vacuous photographer and i be personally surprised that anything socially resonant come from this film . i be apt to attribute any of the considerable energy and vitality in this film to the dancer and their life and their strength and and their intelligence .