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* AuthorAvatar: [[DecoyProtagonist Trife]] in Film/{{Kidulthood}} and [[ByronicHero Sam]] in the sequels.
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* LowerClassLout: A few characters, of particular note: [[TheAggressiveDrugDealer Jay]], [[{{Gangbanger}} Omen]] and [[TheChick Poppy]].
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* TheYardies: [[BigBad Arch-villain]] Curtis.
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* BatterUp: In every film Sam Peele picks up [[WeaponOfChoice a bat]], and he uses it to kill Trife in [=KiDULTHOOD=]. Subverted though considering he mostly uses it to intimidate.
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* BatterUp: In every film Sam Peele picks up [[WeaponOfChoice a bat]], bat, and he uses it to kill Trife in [=KiDULTHOOD=]. Subverted though considering he mostly uses it to intimidate.
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* ByronicHero: Sam Peel is a flawed individual with serious [[HairTriggerTemper anger issues]], [[ReformedCriminal a background he’s trying to avoid]] and a lot to [[TheAtoner atone]] for. All of this is balanced by his [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold large capacity for goodness]] and [[ThouShallNotKill his firm refusal to kill]].
* HoodFilm: TropeCodifier for the UK exploring themes, one of the first films in Britain to explore themes such as: urban culture, the effects of drug addiction, teenage criminality and gangs.
* HoodFilm: TropeCodifier for the UK exploring themes, one of the first films in Britain to explore themes such as: urban culture, the effects of drug addiction, teenage criminality and gangs.
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* ByronicHero: Sam Peel is a flawed individual with serious [[HairTriggerTemper anger issues]], [[ReformedCriminal a background he’s trying to avoid]] and a lot to [[TheAtoner atone]] for. All of this is balanced by his [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold large capacity for goodness]] and [[ThouShallNotKill his firm refusal to kill]].
kill even criminals who are trying to kill him]].
* HoodFilm: TropeCodifierfor the UK exploring themes, as Film/{{Kidulthood}} was one of the first films in Britain to explore themes such as: urban culture, the effects of drug addiction, teenage criminality and gangs.street gangs. As well as possibly the first to feature UK rap music, particularly grime.
* HoodFilm: TropeCodifier
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* SequelEscalation: Each entry gets bigger and bolder in violence, [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters characters]], story length, and general appeal.
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* SequelEscalation: Each entry gets bigger and bolder in violence, [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters characters]], characters, story length, and general appeal.
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* ''Film/Kidulthood'' (2006)
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* ''Film/Kidulthood'' ''Film/{{Kidulthood}}'' (2006)
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A trilogy of British {{Hood Film}}s.
* ''Film/Kidulthood'' (2006)
* ''Adulthood'' (2008)
* ''Brotherhood'' (2016)
* ''Film/Kidulthood'' (2006)
* ''Adulthood'' (2008)
* ''Brotherhood'' (2016)
