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“This ain’t just about music,” we’re told in One9’s sharp, sure doc about Illmatic, the genre-raising 1994 album from New York rapper Nas. Tracing Nasir Jones back to the crack-scarred, gun-scared Queensbridge projects of his youth, One9 sets the nascent star’s rise to a backdrop of depravation and danger. Well-chosen talking heads include an on-point Q-Tip.
More of Nas wouldn’t hurt, but when we hear about the fates of his friends (some dead, many inside…), a wide-reaching tale locks into focus: one about hope through music, told with style, feeling and economic punch.
18 years after I Am Legend was released, Will Smith has an update on working with Michael B. Jordan for the upcoming sequel
Avowed director didn't add romance as RPG players often try to cheese companion relationships and she wanted them to "feel natural"
Godzilla in space! IDW reveals its new shared comics universe starring the King of the Monsters
