The Hate U Give [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [2018]

Purchased this movie for my daughter to watch of how still today these topics are going on in our communities everywhere and to see it from a teenager’s perspective. Movie really made an important message to how to act/respond to law enforcement, knowing and understanding your rights, and letting your light shine to bring change in the community and world.

An absolutely incredible movie! My wife cried while my boys had to hold back their tears...this is a very touching movie about race and forgiveness. Incredible! I would strongly recommend!

This movie is riveting! I wasn’t a fan of the title, so I never bought the movie, even though I was very curious about the title. I saw it on an overseas trip and was glued to the screen! It was just a fantastic movie on all levels! A MUST buy!!!

Really good movie. Definitely would recommend. Spot on representation of some of problems with the justice system along with ignorance pertaining to our actions. Both sides are represented in the good and the bad. Just watch the movie it’s really good. A little messed up but it’s the ugly truth of what happens in the world.

This is a great movie about race relations and biases between police and African Americans. We see clearly the fear that Blacks have to live with in their everyday dealings with police. And we see how police can end up in a negative light for doing their jobs and doing what they're trained to do. So, while the movie might stress Black fear of belligerent police, we get both sides of the story. The resolution to both sides thinking they're doing the right things is what this movie asks viewers to think about.

Very interesting movie on how we actually living society in real life sad but good overall movie would highly recommend to anybody.

The Hate U Give is a true story movie that got you talking about what is going on now and how can you protect yourself and young people.

This movie is based on Angie Thomas’ best-selling novel and deals with what young African Americans face on a day-to-day basis, when coming in contact with the police, racial injustice and at sometimes feeling their life is not valued as a humans. There were parts of this move that had me crying. The actors and actresses did an awesome job. The young girl who played Starr Carter did a fantastic job even the young child who played her baby brother made a huge thought provoking impact at the end of the movie. This is a MUST buy!