Life Of Crime | Official Trailer | HBO
Life Of Crime 1984-2020, an HBO original documentary, chronicles the lives of Freddie, Rob, and Deliris, and the struggles they face on the streets of Newark, New Jersey catalyzed by the ever growing drug epidemic.
Premieres November 30 at 10PM on HBO Max.
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Feel like so much was left unanswered. I hope a series comes out that expands on everyone and everything else. Like we never learned the details of Freddie's last days. We also dont get Deliris give her thoughts on Freddie and Robs death. Also did Freddie and Rob stop being cool? I know they were in jail at separate times but they did seem close. lol What happened to the friendly mechanic in part 1? Also an update on Kiki and Freddies kids would be cool.
Just watched the whole thing. One of the saddest tragic and depressing things I've ever seen.
You can’t help those who refuse to help themselves; that’s why Deloris ended up where she did.
I just watched this on HBO and what a heartfelt, touching, emotional, rollercoaster of a story this told. Thank you to HBO and the film makers.
This documentary is so real and powerful that it makes me wanna try a shot with rob
So haunting. I’m traumatized by the ending.
Just watched it. I think a new therapy now.
ROBERT – dies due to an OD in his kitchen
FREDDIE – dies in 2007 of AIDS
DELERIS – dies of an OD in 2019 after being clean, the corona virus took away her vital support services and ended up over dosing too
Deliris at the end made me cry dude, I really thought she made it out unitl they mentioned the Covid crisis stopping her from getting help
Robs fate absolutely gutted me, the guy had a lot of charisma, whit and charm, he could have made something of himself. Everyone is responsible for their own actions but I can't help but feel the system is broken.
Este es el mejor documental que he visto en muchos años. Es tan real y poderoso. Te muestra que la adicción es el diablo que siempre encuentra formas de tentarte.
I sobbed so much at the end of this legendary documentary. We’re ultimately victims of our circumstances and surroundings.
This is the Mount Everest of documentaries. I swear you'll need additional oxygen to watch it! Easily worthy of at least one Oscar.
Anyone know what happened michael?
Spoiler…
And now they're all dead.
I can’t find any other work by this director.
I was really pulling for Rob. He had a good spirit to him and it was a real kick in the gut to find out what happened to him.
Great! I grew up where they did their crimes Rob surprised me! But the girl really blew my mind! He'll they all surprised me feel bad for all of them.
They should show this story in all schools!
Esse documentário é incrível! Nota 10!!
Watched this last night and it was very powerful. We all have had family or friends that ended up like this but to see what everyone went through was sad.
All this movie teaches me is that you NEVER get out of it. Once you open the door, it is over. You will always be thinking about it cos being high is better than being sober.
Rob's father eventually got a better paying job. So there is one happy angle to this story. He's doing well.
I was so upset about Rob. He never should’ve gotten that roommate.
This was sad and difficult to watch but it was one of the best documentaries I’ve seen. Really connected with the participants and thank them for letting us into their lives all those years, I can’t imagine how difficult it was for them and their families.
What happened to Freddie?
Sniffing me a bundle of dope while I watch this masterpiece
If there is an emotional equivalent to being knocked out by Mike Tyson then the last part of the documentary is it.
First jab you saw coming, second was a surprise knock out punch that put you down and as you were stumbling back up on your feet the final uppercut finished you off.
What an amazing watch. I am forever connected to these 3 people. So glad Mike from the first one got replaced by Deliris. Mike was a terrible human