Splackavelli
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NothingButTheTruth;c-9551908 said:
Yeah but that has nothing to do with this movie is you fucking idiot.
I Am Not Your Negro Official Teaser Trailer (2016) - Documentary
Yeah but that has nothing to do with this movie is you fucking idiot.
NothingButTheTruth
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From the OP:
My response:
Get it now? Let the emotions out of it and learn how to comprehend. Also miss me with the ad hominem tactics. You get no points for being a keyboard warrior.
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NothingButTheTruth;c-9551908 said:
Get it now? Let the emotions out of it and learn how to comprehend. Also miss me with the ad hominem tactics. You get no points for being a keyboard warrior.
IceBergTaylor
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atribecalledgabi;c-9552404 said:
Focal Point
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I'll make sure to see this 2 or 3 times, they're going to get this money
King of GA
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NothingButTheTruth;c-9551908 said:
I don't have to agree with nor like everything a person does or says to recognize their genius apart from those things...
James Baldwin... genius...
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atribecalledgabi
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Wish it was playing closer to me :'(
playmaker88
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atribecalledgabi;c-9630252 said:
lookin for a link
atribecalledgabi
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playmaker88;c-9630260 said:
I wana pay for it tho
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Just went to see this on Saturday night at The Alamo Drafthouse in White Plains, NY. GOAT movie theatre btw. This was beautiful and excellent, so much to digest, swirl around, and contemplate. I need to see it again, hard to remember everything, I want to take notes. Definitely a documentary that can create dialogue and help us to better understand what we need to do, what sacrifices must be made, and what those sacrifices are necessary for those of us who don't know this or need to be reminded. Like Baldwin realized, it also made me realize I'm more of witness than an actor. I truly wish to pay my dues, it hurts talking to my mother and seeing her broken spirit and fear of my passion because she wants to protect her, now, only son.
Paraphrasing, " it's going to be bloody, it's going to be nasty". "We're too worried about our financial situation and staying safe to act".
Actually found myself getting jealous, can't imagine what it was like to have known all three (Evers, King, and X)
My only problem, and it's not with the movie itself. I think me and 3 other black people were there. Show was sold out and it was mostly white people. That bothers me, and it gives them further validation for their privilege and feeling of supremacy. That's why they're bold enough to tell you about your history because they're always there studying, listening, and possibly plotting or looking for opportunities to appropriate and capitalize. I want and will do a better job of understanding my history. Don't want to be too long-winded, hope this made sense and gives some people the push to go see or purchase online and watch it. And lastly discuss!
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@NothingButTheTruth I hear and respect your point of view, BUT, you're being divisive. THAT, is the last thing WE need. There are bigger issues brother, as long as our common objectives are the same...
Just went to see this on Saturday night at The Alamo Drafthouse in White Plains, NY. GOAT movie theatre btw. This was beautiful and excellent, so much to digest, swirl around, and contemplate. I need to see it again, hard to remember everything, I want to take notes. Definitely a documentary that can create dialogue and help us to better understand what we need to do, what sacrifices must be made, and what those sacrifices are necessary for those of us who don't know this or need to be reminded. Like Baldwin realized, it also made me realize I'm more of witness than an actor. I truly wish to pay my dues, it hurts talking to my mother and seeing her broken spirit and fear of my passion because she wants to protect her, now, only son.
Paraphrasing, " it's going to be bloody, it's going to be nasty". "We're too worried about our financial situation and staying safe to act".
Actually found myself getting jealous, can't imagine what it was like to have known all three (Evers, King, and X)
My only problem, and it's not with the movie itself. I think me and 3 other black people were there. Show was sold out and it was mostly white people. That bothers me, and it gives them further validation for their privilege and feeling of supremacy. That's why they're bold enough to tell you about your history because they're always there studying, listening, and possibly plotting or looking for opportunities to appropriate and capitalize. I want and will do a better job of understanding my history. Don't want to be too long-winded, hope this made sense and gives some people the push to go see or purchase online and watch it. And lastly discuss!
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@NothingButTheTruth I hear and respect your point of view, BUT, you're being divisive. THAT, is the last thing WE need. There are bigger issues brother, as long as our common objectives are the same...
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fortyacres
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One of the best Documentaries you will ever see , it is you duty to see James Baldwin's genius. Well written and well narrated by Sam L Jackson.
10/10
aint know Billy Dee was originally cast as Malcolm.
