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Hustle And Flow
None Yet 0 Points 2005
Diary Of A Mad ...
None Yet 0 Points 2005
Think Like a Ma...
None Yet 0 Points 2014
House Party
None Yet 0 Points 1990
Black Snake Moan
OK 87 Points 2006

Black Snake Moan? More like Bad Play Miss — solid acting and really great music don’t fully rescue a race-baiting story in an overly-stylized production.

One glance at the poster makes BSM’s prurient appeal undeniable: pretty little Christina Ricci in Daisy Dukes and cut-off Rebel T-Shir…

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WikChip Video Cheesy and over-the-top
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Foxy Brown
Good 66 Points 1974

A time capsule of 70s stereotypes, Foxy Brown represents a high-water mark for Blaxploitation movies. It’s certainly exploitative, with lots of black thrown in. Well, black as Hollywood often caricatured it during that freewheeling time. “Dyn-o-mite” gets said unironically, for instance. "S…

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WikChip Image Foxy Brown statue: Super Bad!
Red Tails
Good 83 Points 2012

The Greatest Generation embodied countless examples of valor, both personal and patriotic. The Tuskegee Airmen – as great a group of military pilots as this country ever fielded – delivered more than their fair share of each, making their story among the most significant from WWII.

*Red Tails…

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WikChip Image Lightning struck the Nazis and this pose
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Black Panther: ...
Good 66 Points 2022
Glory
Very Good 83 Points 1989

Old fashioned and reverential, Glory shines in its rendering of an important bit of American history, its vivid recreation of several Civil War battles, and via Denzel Washington’s Oscar-winning performance.

The important history recounts how the first African-American regiment….

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WikChip Video Morgan & Denzel: Moving, Rhythmic, Ma...
Glory Road
Very Good 66 Points 2006

A fine basketball movie, elevated to true inspiration given that it is about a transcendent moment in American race relations: the first all black team to compete for – and win – the NCAA championship.

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