In This episode the critics discussed the movies I’m Your Woman, The Prom, Sound of Metal and Safety. We also discussed some important industry issues: The Critics Choice Awards Celebration of Black Cinema Honorees, the death of Natalie Desselle-Reid of BAPs and Eve fame, HBOMAX blowback regarding streaming WB’s entire slate of movies and the fact that Nate Parker found a distribution company for his film American Skin – should he get a second chance in Hollywood? We discussed, debated and had some fun.
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The Reel Critic Roundtable: I’m Your Woman, The Prom, Sound of Metal and Safety
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