Great stories despite traditional format Why is Basquiat's voice missing though?????
Boom For Real is about the New York City art scene in the late 1970s/early 1980s as much as Jean Michael Basquiat. I usually hate talking head documentaries because they bore me and are so traditional but I enjoyed this because the stories were so interesting. They talk about graffiti, Punk Rock, Hip Hop, bringing black culture to whites in midtown Manhattan, and more. I also dug the art. Plus Fab 5 Freddy and Lee Quinones from Wild Style are two of the main people that got to talk. My main complaint is that they never let Basquiat talk for himself. There are plenty of interviews with him as he got really famous so it’s shocking that he doesn’t get his own voice in this movie.
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