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Beauty (2022)
A deep dive on Nippy.
Before the glitz and glamour a beautiful statuesque sister from New Jersey with the voice of an angel lived. She had family, friends, relationships ups and downs just like we all did and do. Lena Waithe humanizes 'America's Princess' in this adaptation. It gives even more insight and explanation into one of the most scrutinized lives of my lifetime. Slickly done and even though (spoiler) you never hear the lead actress sing in the movie about a singer, you remember, reminisce, and recollect One of the greatest voices ever. It challenges your mind.
The Chi (2018)
Every Season Gets Better
The Chi is to Chicago what The Wire is to Baltimore and it is my belief The Wire is probably the Greatest Television Drama Ever. Every Season the Chi tackles real issues like Dick Butkus & hits those issues with the ferocity of Ray Lewis. See how I did that Chicago-Baltimore thing:)
True Story (2021)
Kevin Hart's Best Thus Far
This series is so grippingly mesmerizing you can't start it and not binge it!!! Wesley Snipes is superb as The Kid ( Kevin Hart's) older brother. It keeps you guessing, has you wondering, and makes you question things in real life!!
The Ms. Pat Show (2021)
Funniest Sitcom Ever!!
The only rivalry to this comedic genius is Norman Lear who created the Jeffersons, All In The Family, and Good Times. Remember the names Jordan Cooper and Patricia Williams!!! These folks are on the rise!!!!!
Halt and Catch Fire (2014)
Binge dot worthy
Outstanding storyline and interesting delve into the world of tech in its incubation stage. Wonderful acting and brilliantly written.
When They See Us (2019)
A Masterpiece!
By capturing the climate,& culture of New York in the late 1980s - 2000s Ava DuVernay has made the most important piece of cinema since Roots. The music, the fashion, the hairstyles, the cars, and the language puts the viewer directly in the midst of what was one of the most heinous and tragic cases of blatant racism, rush to judgment, and police coercion in our country's history since Emmett Till. Not enough can be said on the outstanding, & magnificent performances of all the actors and actresses involved, but I would be remiss not give a standing ovation to thespian Jharrel Jerome in his portrayal of Mr. Korey Wise, simply superb young man, simply superb!!