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That was probably one of the most depressing artucles I’ve ever read. People need to stop confusing progression with an increased number of “black” films at the local cinema. None of these new blacka films can hardly be considered classic or progressive.
thanks for bringing this article to my attention.
I haven’t seen H&F yet but I am looking forward to it. Terrence Howard is an amazing actor and I am glad he finally has something juicy to sink his teeth into. That being said, I wish we could have some ‘good’ roles for UPS workers and the like. Those dudes are trying to come up too and could use a little publicity too. oh wait! maybe that’s what The Honeymooners was supposed to be. Never mind.