
8 Million Miles from Hintahood (2018)
In the midst of an existential crisis, a Hip Hop visionary drops out of grad school and moves to the OG necropolis known as Hintahood-- where he hopes to uncover the mysterious roots of its revolutionary cultural energy.8 Million Miles from Hintahood is available for rent or purchase on Prime Video. It's a comedy movie.
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8 Million Miles from Hintahood offers a unique blend of comedy and hip hop culture, providing a fresh perspective on the genre.
The movie's setting in the 'OG necropolis' known as Hintahood adds an intriguing layer to the narrative, promising a deep dive into the roots of revolutionary cultural energy.
Despite its unconventional premise, 8 Million Miles from Hintahood has a decent Reelgood score of 56, indicating that it has been appreciated by a number of viewers for its unique storytelling and humor.
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In the midst of an existential crisis, a Hip Hop visionary drops out of grad school and moves to the OG necropolis known as Hintahood-- where he hopes to uncover the mysterious roots of its revolutionary cultural energy.