



me start of by saying that this movie is probably one of the most graphic and violent movies I have ever seen in my life! Most gangster movies simply focus on the drug aspect of the movie, maybe all except "The Godfather" and "GoodFellas", even those two movies being mentioned, City of God shows that there is no age for being a hoodlum, most started off as young as eight years of age! Many started of with hold-ups, then eventually got to the dealing life, and finally with killing. Maybe killing was already a part of the hold-ups to some, who knows? The actual place which was called Cidade De Deus was a rural slum created in the 1960's to get the poor and homeless off the streets of Rio. The Conditions are not too well, the government hasn't bothered to provide water or electricity. However, Cidade De Deus is teeming with life. For these reasons, it's no wonder why there is such violence. All people probably want to do is have a better life. The things they'd do for that is almost anything though. The narrator in the story was Rocket, whom played as the younger brother of one of the "Tender Trio". That being said, he has been a part of the story the beginning, and knows the life of a hoodlum isn't for him. Thats why he ambitions where else where. Rocket is asked to take pictures of Lil' Ze and his gang, accidentally his pictures are mixed into a bunch of pictures ready to get published. A golden opportunity is presented, Rocket has the chance to take further his photography by taking more pictures of Lil' Ze and his gang. Evidentially, Rocket is mixed in the last massive war between Carrot and Lil' Ze, whom both get arrested. Lil' Ze gets caught in camera by Rocket later to reveal him buying of the police to let him go. Rocket's last couple of pictures are of Lil' Ze being murdered by a bunch of kid hoodlums called "The Runts" Rocket's part in the movie is that he is the one who reveals all that happened in the end to the world.
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