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Faker doctor!!!

Buna , you are boring mans and everyone is know u also fail night club owner

I was board certified before u are an itch in ur daddy's knickers, hana
I belief u mean to say bored certify, hana

Greetings buna
And also to let u know, I was board certified before u are an itch in ur daddy's knickers, hana

I belief you two are a couple of pair of nodends, hana
Buna, everyone here is know already u are the fake it doctor who is wear the primark jumper, hana

I just watch it this one and there no way G-Money is ask to Tookie when his birthday. I belief you two are a couple of pair of nodends, hana
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Buna, why does Gee Monie wish to know it Tookie age, hana ?

That's true… when he says "What are you, 5-O?" Gee is basically asking Tookie his age, hana

He doesn't say he's a cop. He says 5-0

The first one is not really unrealistic. It's clear Nino hates Kareem, and doesn't wanna listen to anything he says, so that's Nino's fault.
The second I agree.

The movie only has one flaw, it was Chris Rock's character getting back on crack and his face he makes. He's like a little kid who's crying but no sound comes out, looks too fake. Lol

Not really. The movie is based on some true people (not the story at all, just the inspirations for the characters).

This isn't the South Bronx, or Canarsie or Cypress Hills or Levittown. This is Harlem, where judges let off criminals like Nino on a regular basis. The police are even accused of not doing enough by an old war vet in the beginning. It's the complacency of the police themselves.

The biggest flaw and most unrealistic part about the movie is how the CMB took over The Carter. lol
Yep. That was a gaping hole of a flaw right there. If he really did do that, that operation wouldn't last a week. For starters, it's wide open and stationary. The openness would've been a huge downfall. Any cop could've posed as a staggering junkie. Hell, a dozen could've done it, at once. An Army sniper takes out the lookouts on the roof.
First, they could have a couple cops play junkie and case the building. Locate and block off any escape routes (I didn't see any helicopter pads on the roof, so the ground was the only probable way out). Or they could use those same blueprints Nino used to start the whole thing.
Tenants not even going to work. That's red flags to businesses around town. Plus, how were they paying for their hit? And they were allowed to go to work, why wouldn't someone rat to a boss to get a S.W.A.T. team down there?
Of course, we're using 2000's thinking for a 1986 movie, so, in fairness, we should be thinking in an 80's mindset. Still, there were S.W.A.T. in the 80's, plus people had to go to work, or if they didn't, it wouldn't look right.
But yeah. The whole thing would've last a couple weeks at the most. A month is pushing it. Maybe for police districts to plan an attack.

The biggest flaw and most unrealistic part about the movie is how the CMB took over The Carter. lol
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I doubt any THINKING defense lawyer would've put Nino on the stand. You never expose a client to cross-examination like that, even if the client WANTS to testify.
"May I bone your kipper, Mademoiselle?"

of course they would believe schotty was a cop they already were suspicious of a uncover in amd were paranoid

But mistakes in courtrooms happen in the time, I don't believe that was unrealistic. Plus remember Nino had money to buy off judges. And it's not like the judge didn't punish him. It's just that certain technicality, as is made clear, let Nino off more easily than it should have.

If the second point isn't a huge flaw, it at least qualifies as suspension of reality and sloppy writing. Nino says, "he did it," and they run across the room and arrest someone else? What a brilliant defense strategy! Blame someone else in spite of all the evidence, of course they will believe you. Undercover already established who Kareem was, and if the DA could build a case, they would have already. It's not as if Nino's testimony carries enough weight to arrest, much less prosecute. The whole courtroom scene was cringe-worthy.

If you watch it again you'll notice Ice-T flinches first which to Snipes is all the evidence he needs that his boy is telling the truth.

Actually, the "Pookie tapes" portrayed Kareeem in more of subordinate role with the CMB rather than authoritative. It depicts him taking Pookie to G-mony, and it is G-mony who makes the decision on "promoting" Pookie to a higher job. If Kareem was the actual head of the CMB, I would think that he would made the decision automatically on his own without referring to G-mony or anyone else.

Well, they did have Kareem on various wire tapes boasting about all the power he had and about how he ran everything. He is also the one that actually showed Pookie the ropes. Perhaps, if they would have taken the time to have the prosecuting attorney say something along the line of, "place him under arrest. We have him on tape as one of the major players of the CMB" or something like that, it wouldn't have seemed so disjointed.

I don't know if either of those really hold up as flaws.
When they all start shooting at Scottie, OF COURSE they're paranoid. They run the biggest crack organization in the city. Why would they need to debate that? This isn't a court room, these are the streets. If you realize that you are in the middle of a set up, you're not going to take the time to examine evidence. That is pretty unrealistic.
Also, I think a bigger flaw was that Kareem was in the courtroom in the first place. He could have easily been implicated. Why would he even be there? Otherwise, I think you're right. They just arrest him right then and there. That was pretty unrealistic.