yeah, definitely not going to see this
Breh it's based on a true story, good movie I recommend all brothers go see it ASAP
Algiers Motel incident - Wikipedia
yeah, definitely not going to see this
Review rips this movie to shreds. Even if you liked the film can yall co-sign or is she just mad at who directed it.
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A friend of mine felt that it was continuation of the genre that Peele created with "Get Out". A Black horror film. So in that sense I can how she felt. I've also heard how Black women are ignored. Which is ironic because I didn't even pay attention to that (thus ignoring). I can understand the gripe with it feeling shallow. As I stated, it didn't feel "authentically black" at times. Especially with some of the things the character do. But I still say it's worth seeing
Breh it's based on a true story, good movie I recommend all brothers go see it ASAP
Algiers Motel incident - Wikipedia
Spoilers all over and the movie hasn't even dropped yet
A friend of mine felt that it was continuation of the genre that Peele created with "Get Out". A Black horror film. So in that sense I can how she felt. I've also heard how Black women are ignored. Which is ironic because I didn't even pay attention to that (thus ignoring). I can understand the gripe with it feeling shallow. As I stated, it didn't feel "authentically black" at times. Especially with some of the things the character do. But I still say it's worth seeing
B+. I can def. see it nominated for an Oscar. And for those who watch it, my pops has a different perspective on that time. Detroit wasn't a poor city. If you really wanted work, you could get it. Auto plants, etc. People were migrating from the South to get to Detroit. After the riots is what caused Detroit to be what it is today. There is a certain scene which makes it seem like some 1 person was looting because they're poor but in his view that wasn't the case. She has a poltical agenda so keep that in mind when you watch this.
The comparison is that it's a social thriller where the villian is society itself created systematically (instead of a horror like Michael or Jason)This movie is nothing like "Get Out." Ignore that commentary.
its not a thriller, brehThe comparison is that it's a social thriller where the villian is society itself created systematically (instead of a horror like Michael or Jason)
Yes, I understand but for those view it that way. The Algier scenes come off like a thriller. And in their view the villains ( the cops) are a result of a systematic creationits not a thriller, breh
It is a real story, and the villain were the cops who acted that way.
IT didnt to me.Yes, I understand but for those view it that way. The Algier scenes come off like a thriller. And in their view the villains ( the cops) are a result of a systematic creation