If you haven’t seen this movie yet, you need to. It’s a very good movie. I’ll admit that when I saw the previews, I thought it looked like it was going to be the same thing as the 2009 movie … Continue reading
Movie Review: Chronicle
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Movie Review: Titanic in 3D
I’ll keep this one short and to the point. First off, I’m not a huge fan of 3D movies. If I have the choice, I will always watch 2D. I find 3D movies to be very distracting. I like to … Continue reading
Movie Review: Melancholia
Melancholia first came across my radar because of the hoopla surrounding Kirsten Dunst appearing nude in the film. I believe that was a ploy to get people interested in this under the radar film, but the plot is what interested … Continue reading
The Official Sparkle Movie Trailer is Released
Movie Review: Tyler Perry’s “Good Deeds”
Is the Entertainment Industry Falling Back on Remakes?
The entertainment industry is notorious for always looking for the next big thing. But is it really? Many recently released films, television series and video games have all proven to be nothing more than remakes (or, to use a more … Continue reading
Movie Review: Paranormal Activity 3
I give Paranormal Activity 3 two stars for the cool special effects and the creepy things that happened to the little girls. That’s it! This needs to be the last installment of this film because it has worn out its … Continue reading
Movie Review: Red Tails
Red Tails is a very important film, one that almost never saw the light of day because Hollywood did not know how to market a film with an all Black cast. You market a film with all brown people the … Continue reading
Movie Review: 30 Minutes or Less
It’s silly, it’s funny, it’s stupid! It’s exactly what you would expect from all the men featured in the movie poster, though the one with his thumb on the detonator kinda gets on my damn nerves. I literally LOL a … Continue reading
Movie Review: MOOZ-LUM
Mooz-lum is an independent film that was released on limited screens, but you can pick it up at your local Family Video. It stars Evan Ross, Nia Long, Danny Glover, and was filmed entirely in Southeast Michigan. It follows the trials and tribulations of an African American Muslim family pre and post 9/11.
This film puts all the stereotypes and misconceptions about the Muslim religion and people on the table and wipes it clean. It’s a harsh look at how we judge people based on their religion and the inner turmoil that one faces with their religion when it is so closely linked to their identity.
