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The Reel Critic Roundtable: The Last Duel
The critics got together to discuss the movie THE LAST DUEL.
Just A Touch of Little is Big Enough
What Little lacks in story telling, heart tugging and depth is compensated for in the command Marsai Martin has over this film. Just a touch of Little is Big enough to buy a ticket.
Keesha Boyd Talks To Reggie Ponder About Comcast’s Commitment To African American Content
Keesha Boyd, Executive Director, Multicultural Consumer Services, spoke with ReggiePonder, The Reel Critic, about movies and Comcast’s commitment to African American content.
Sanaa Lathan thought she had The Perfect Guy
Sanna Lathan talks to Reggie Ponder, The Reel Critic, about her film The Perfect Guy. Does she find him? Can she handle him? Did she want him in the first place? You might have to watch the film to get all the answers but Sanaa was willing to give us a peek behind the screen.
High on DOPE – Reggie Ponder reviews new film
This week’s movie is Dope, the new film by writer director Rick Famuyiwa. Is it Dope?
DOPE writer/director Rick Famuyiwa and cast members talk about new film
Rick Famuyiwa, Kiersey Clemons and Allen Maldonado talk to Reggie Ponder, about their new film, DOPE.
DOPE is shared at the 2015 ABFF
That’s right, Dope was shared at the 2015 ABFF. But not puff, puff, pass, pass or snort or sniff, or even shoot up. It was ingested in cinematic form, that is. While I can’t review the film yet, I can say the stars came out and even had fun at the Old School party with D-Nice on the one’s and two’s.