I don't think the movie only got a limited theatrical release. Right?
Why is it no animated shows or movies with black kids as leads.
- Thread starter Ain't That Something
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I don't think the movie only got a limited theatrical release. Right?
Nah homie it was a wide release. cats just lamed out as per usual when we get quality product. Money talks. Every cat in here who asks for links to shyt rather than putting down their money is part of the problem that my man @Ain't That Something is dealing with right now
Trust me the next step for me is animating it... but shyt really costs money....
Really?! If that movie really got a wide-release, it came & went with little promotion. The only reason I watched it is because a couple of Black podcasts I listen to discussed the movie & talked about music industry being a big part of the movie.
Got plenty of promo here in my area so I can't speak on anyone else.
Young Bishop
Piff Poster
I see what you saying. At least we had C-Bear and Jamal,and Wayne Head for a short time.
Ain't That Something
Superstar
Nah that shyt had some promos in my areas but it was a date movie, and I haven't spent money on those since I been married, so I guess and those rarely make money shyt I didn't wast money on that fifty shade movie either. Dont think date movies make money period regardless of who it's aim at.
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
In all fairness, TV animation is dead aside from Adventure Time/Regular Show/Spongebob type cartoons. 
I guess you could count Cyborg on Teen Titans Go.
I guess you could count Cyborg on Teen Titans Go.
This!! Y'all didn't bring this factor up. The 90's was the golden age for kids Animated TV shows. So even Black folks got thrown a few bones with some of the shows mentioned in this thread.In all fairness, TV animation is dead aside from Adventure Time/Regular Show/Spongebob type cartoons.
Airtrack360
All Star
I watched all these shows as a kid and my kids will too.
As for not having anything for your kids, we live in a age of technology and on demand entertainment. There's nothing stopping you or your kids from watching all these television shows today.
Show's not airing on T.V. is no excuse in this day and age...
@Ain't That Something My son has been watching Blaze and the Monster Machines since turned 1. It's a STEM show and the lead character is a black boy named AJ. It's highly educational. Comes on Nick.Jr.