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Breakthrough More Than A Testimony Of Faith
Admittedly, Breakthrough is about faith and it is about family and community. The faith of a mother, the power of community, the bonds of a family and the grace and mercy of god make this an important and relevant movie.
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.
Dumbo Has To Have Smarts To Be Successful AT The Box-office
This reincarnation of a Disney classic has to find a way to make Dumbo as exciting as its predecessor while addressing the backlash regarding circuses and animals in captivity. While Dumbo does fly, the movie doesn’t soar.
Ya’ll scared of US?
I don’t know about yall and not sure I know about US. But this is another Jordan Peele film with some important messages wrapped in horror and gore. If you don’t leave fearing yourself you will leave knowing that the worst gang is a doppelgäng. Deliberate, Disturbing, Deserving.
Captain Marvel, Marvelous?
Oh yeah, I was excited when I knew they were about to bring Captain Marvel to the big screen. I love the fact that Marvel has so many different characters and female superSHEROS! The Question, is it MARVELous?
If Beale Street Could Talk…It Would Tell You a Few Things
This is a beautiful love story wrapped in tragedy and injustice.
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.
Orlando Bishop Talks About His TVOne Movie, Dinner For Two.
Reggie Ponder speaks with writer/director Orlando Bishop about his new TVOne film Dinner for Two.
Oscars Add “Best Popular Film” Reggie discusses on Central Time Wisconsin Radio
Reggie talks to Rod and Judith on Wisconsin Public Radio’s Central Time about the new Oscar “popular film” category. Is it an honor or just a conciliation prize?
Reggie Ponder - The Reel Critic 