With "Things Fall Apart" still on the way, the trailer drops for his next film, starring alongside Val Kilmer in "Gun", which was written by the rapper.

Now this movie looks right up Jackson's alley.  Peep how the rapper's catalog played as the backdrop to the trailer.  Vinatge 50.

Is the movie worth your money for a movie ticket?

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As a story revolving around gang life, Ving Rhames plays the role of Cain, a notorious gang member that holds a firm grip on the streets, but inevitably finds himself behind prison walls.

Many inmates are under the influence that his death will lead to their own climb and countless efforts are made on his life.

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Stating that he has no fears, his son, played by Nipsey Hussle is brought into prison as well and he must now find a means to keep his offspring protected.

With Hussle's character being a Crip, even more tension builds once it is known that his long time rival, played by Gillie Da Kid, and Blood member, is also sleeping in the same confines.

Directed by Ryan Combs and produced by Ving Rhames , Evan Louis and Eugene Henley, expect to see the film in 2010 although no official release date has been given.

How can people truly celebrate the history without first acknowledging the trials and tribulations that happened yesterday to create a better tomorrow?

Releasing the film “Blood Done Sign My Name”, a true story is told of a Black Vietnam-era veteran, Henry Marrow, that is murdered with the assailant, allegedly, being a local White businessman, but is later found not guilty by the court, which consists of an all white jury.

That's nothing to be surprised by though.

Taking place in 1970 in North Carolina, the film focuses on a local high school teacher and the results of the decision as dictated by the civil unrest of the black community.

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Take some time to know your history if you were unaware.  Ignorance never pays off.

To deliver some food for thought, the film also places focus on the high school teacher, Benjamin Chavis.  Chavis, played by Nate Parker, is an African American civil rights leader and has been the CEO and Co-Chairman of the Hip Hop Summit Action Network since 2001, which he co-founded with Russell Simmons.

Chavis was also the first to coin the term environmental racism, defining it as  “Racial discrimination in the deliberated targeting of ethnic and minority communities for exposure to toxic and hazardous waste sites and facilities, coupled with the systematic exclusion of minorities in environmental policy making, enforcement, and remediation.”

In the Hip Hop community, he played "Minister" in the film Belly with DMX and Nas.

That's right folks, let's do our history and realize exactly what we represent.