“Roger and Nicole are brutally honest with each other about what they have but not truly honest with each other about how they feel. And more importantly, neither Casey, Nicole, or Roger are honest with themselves.” Is Roger’s love journey one worth experiencing? My review of “Love Brooklyn” explores how this paradox of honesty and deceit drives the film.
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Love Brooklyn
"Love Brooklyn speaks to how you can love something so much that when it changes you can’t see the lovable parts that remain nor the…
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The Price of Being That Guy – HIM
"The filmmakers setup the confrontation well with Cam and White debating if it is God, Football and family, Football Family and God or another combination…
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Highest 2 Lowest Review
“While Denzel receives top billing, it is the other characters that make the story compelling. A$SAP provides a delicious debate partner, Potts is a strong…
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They Tried To Erase Us: Interview With R/T. Thorne on new movie “40 Acres”
Ever wonder what a post-apocalyptic future looks like when Black people are truly at the core of the story? R.T. Thorne's visionary film '40 Acres'…
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