Movie Essay: Ice-T Too Fond Of Nino Brown

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Then there are some characters that weren’t too fond of Nino Brown. Such as Scottie Appleton played by Ice-T. I believe Ice-T performance was great, he plays a cops very good in whatever he is playing that cop in. Ice-T personally in the movie has it out for Nino brown (Wesley Snipe) for multiple reasons such as he’s a huge drug dealer and Ice-T Is a cop, he’s killing the community with drugs and ice-t lives in that community and the biggest of it all Nino Brown killed his mother as a part of the gang initiation. Another cop played was Nick Paretti played by Judd Nelson, in the movie he really didn’t have a vendetta against Nino Brown honestly cause he was white and he didn’t live in the community that Scottie Appleton did, but he was still

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