Recaptimus_Prime360
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Good movie mayne. So glad this movie was successful.
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MrCrookedLetter;c-9685225 said:https://twitter.com/IndieWire/status/841638797615935488
TheBoyRo;c-9685952 said:Mister B.;c-9684025 said:Just saw that joint. Haven't seen a horror flick in like 15 years, so I went in with only the words said by everyone else.
I fucks with it.
I would shot that bitch in the throat once I saw my peoples come out that cop car. Maybe shot the pussy too, on some Shottas shit just for bringing me to that fuckshit.
I would have told Rod to run her ass over a few times before leaving
rip.dilla;c-9678297 said:http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-e...an-american-john-boyega-get-out-a7619161.htmlSamuel L Jackson criticises black British actors who take African-American roles, John Boyega responds
The Kong actor spoke candidly about horror film Get Out
Jack Shepherd @JackJShepherd Wednesday 8 March 2017 17:01 GMT20 comments
Samuel L Jackson - who is currently promoting the film Kong: Skull Island - has criticised the casting of black British actors in films concerning Americans race relations.
Speaking to New York radio station Hot 97, the actor spoke candidly about the film Get Out, which stars British actor Daniel Kaluuya - best known for his role in Black Mirror episode ‘Fifteen Million Merits’ - as an African-American man who interacts with white liberal Americans.
“I think it’s great [Get Out]’s doing everything it’s doing and people are loving it,” Jackson told the station. “But… I know the young brother who’s in the movie, and he’s British.
"So, there are a lot of black British actors in these movies. I tend to wonder what would that movie would have been with an American brother who really feels that.
“Daniel grew up in a country where they’ve been interracial dating for a hundred years… What would a brother from America have made of that role? I’m sure the director helped, but some things are universal, but [not everything].”
He reasoned: “[British actors] are cheaper than us, for one thing. They don’t cost as much. And they [casting agents and directors] think they’re better trained, because they’re classically trained.”
Jackson’s comments angered Star Wars: The Force Awakens actor John Boyega, who responded on Twitter saying: “Black brits vs African American. A stupid ass conflict we don't have time for.”
Numerous black British actors have been cast in Hollywood films concerning race relations, including David Oyelowo as Martin Luther King in Selma and Chiwetel Ejiofor in the Oscar-winning 12 Years A Slave.
blue_london;c-9692663 said:after watching it I struggled to understand why Samuel L Jackson comments was necessary.
blue_london;c-9691718 said:Just seen it great film.
I went out with a mix raced girl like 6 years ago i went to a family party. Every comment i got were on the lines of " you are so strong, how fast can you run, your incredibly handsome" lol if i had watched the film then i would of left countries.
Left the cinema checked my phone a white female friend messaged me saying it been a while we should meet up
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iron man1;c-9674409 said:Georgina actually spilled the drink because the real her was trying to "Get Out " and again when she was crying when the brotha was trying to talk to her during the phone incident. She started crying because she was fighting back for a brief moment. She was looking in the window because the grandmother was vain and was enjoying her new found youth.
TheGOAT;c-9739869 said:HD copy on kodi now with the asian subtitles
Breezy_Kilroy;c-9661528 said:I loved the originality and also how the main character wasn't a dumb ass. Him and Rel were realistic.
Dude was smart and he was piecing everything together despite the family treating him like he didn't know what was going on.