Alright. Will do.

just watched Coach Carter http://movies.yahoo.com/shop;_ylc=X3oDMTB0aGQ0Ym9lBGN0Y29kZQNtdnRpdGxlBG1pZAMxODA4NTk4ODQ0?d=hv&cf=info&id=1808598844 . great movie. really funny jokes.

Rich what?! Richmond!
Trae what?! trae zee!

Coach Carter was a fantastic movie. It moved me beyond words. To think it's based on a true story makes it even more astounding.

ooohhh, i love coach cater. It was really a true life story. I was surpised.

i forgot to add, great music and sound track. "hopeful" by Twista and Faith Evans is definately one of my top 10 tracks at the moment .

And to think of it. The real coach Carter was on set on the movie. What a feeling to be present while while biography is beign taped. (coach cater, ray charles, Ali etc)
Living legends. I hope to be one.

damn, dont u just love black american movies? just watched another one: "Ray" http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&cf=info&id=1808406395 . great film, made me one with the blind. i feel their pains and joys.

hit the road Jack
and dont u come back nomore, nomore, nomore, nomore
hit d road jack
and dont u come back nomore

now thats music!

Yeah...Jamie Foxx got an Oscar for that film.

A new one is about to come out called "Roll Bounce." If you have Quick Time you can view the trailer here:

http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox_searchlight/roll_bounce/


It's got Nick Cannon, Bow Wow and many others. Hits the theaters around here September 23.

Yeah.. I am sooo gonna see roll bounce.I just know it'll be good.

I think Nick cannon's [b]"underclassman" [/b]should be interesting too.

have u seen BEAUTY SHOP?

yep, it was good. Have u seen hair show?

I love any Afrcian American movie as long as it's got some kind of romance in it(strictly Boy/girl romance though). Hey did anyone see the advert for usher's new movie? it's called the mix, usher acting should be really interesting to watch, i'm definately checking that out!
i love beauty shop, coatch cater(nice story),soul food,love n basketball, a whole lot more that i can't quite remember. i'd say i am quite addicted to Afican american and Nigeiran movies

I enjoy watching them but i still dont understand why none of their movies makes it to the cinema. My favourite african american movies has to be DISAPPEARING ACT AND LOVE AND BASKETBALL

love and basket ball, my all time favourite

love dont cost a thing

friday
next friday
friday after next
barbar shop 1
the best men
brown sugar

Check out these movies too:
The four brothers----------------------- Romantic

Antwone Fisher__________________So nice and Educating.

love and basketball
brown sugar
four brothers
best man
coach carter
ray
you got served
like mike
something new
diary of a mad black woman
madea's family reunion
i love em all!!!!!!

recent ones:
Hustle and Flow
Hurricane

Old school:
Juice
Higher Learning
Malcom X
2 can play that Game
and ofcourse Roots

What do you guys think of little man? It is going to start playing on friday. personally, from the trailer, i think it is going to be so so hilarious. i can't wait to see it.

@eastcoast

seen lil man and i thought it was hilaaaroius

@Topic


Please, someone tell me, has anyone seen "Phat Girls?"

You guys have to see that AA movie, you will be Laughing your ass off.

seen phat girls it was hilarious especially the part where the guys were speaking yoruba
monique is so damn funny luv her

@Shawna


For any AA woman who has had a relationship with a C/A man, I would recommend that they see that movie. I would also recommend that C/A people see that movie so they could see from a humanistic way the relationships that take place between AA people and C/A people.

90% of their movies are garbage. Mindless drivel.

They need to step up their wackass game if they want to be taken seriously. "The Constant Gardener"or Blood Diamonds could have easily been made by a black director if they actually gave a damn. So much for being "African" american
Phat Girlz ko, Fat Bitch, ni.

IMO, most of their movies are stereotypical. And like one dude said, they tend to do comedies than "serious" movies, serious in the sense that they speak in volumes.

Generally AA movies are mediocre. And like my man nii djata from ghana once said, "like stair cases, step your game up"

90% of their movies are garbage. Mindless drivel.

They need to step up their wackass game if they want to be taken seriously. "The Constant Gardener"or Blood Diamonds could have easily been made by a black director if they actually gave a damn. So much for being "African" american
Phat Girlz ko, Fat Bitch, ni.

Can't be no worse than the boring story lines and bad production of Nigerian movies. Not to mention, the terrible acting

@Gbade.x

IMO, most of their movies are stereotypical. And like one dude said, they tend to do comedies than "serious" movies, serious in the sense that they speak in volumes

This is because AA's have been told that if they continue to act like buffoons they will make more money. That is why I don't like watching AA movies all the time because their are not many serious roles. However "Phat Girlz" was exceptional it was funny and real at the same time. I wasn't going to watch the movie at all, in fact I didn't even pay my money to go and see it when it was in the movies. My sister happen to have the movie and she got it on bootleg. She watched it and after she watched it she called me and said to me. "I know you said you don't care for seeing phat girlz but I am telling you, I know you, and I know you are going to enjoy this movie. If you don't like it, I will give you 50 dollars." After she said that, I agreed to watch it and yes it was a good movie, at least in my opinion it was.

Can't be no worse than the boring story lines and bad production of Nigerian movies. Not to mention, the terrible acting

If you read the "Yoruba movies are better than Nolly films" thread you'd see me bashing Nolly movies as well.

I never said that Nollywood movies don't get bashed, I only said or implied that AA movies are just as bad as the Nigerian movies.

All they can do better. When you see movies like "friday after", "Big Momma's House", you begin to wonder when AA directors/script writers/actors would wake up from the slumber called mediocrity and stereotypes.

Sista:


This is because AA's have been told that if they continue to act like buffoons they will make more money.

I guess that's why Sydney Poltier is such a pauper now.