Russell Lockhart: SXSW 2018 Film Reviews
bySXSW 2018 was a fun experience in most ways, but it was not without its issues for sure. Normally, the lines are chaotic the…
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bScene’s Black Films Coming to the Big Screen: April Spotlight
byCapital City Black Film Festival is proud to bring you this monthly highlight of films with Black casts, Black crew and telling Black stories. Here’s…
Pacific Rim: Uprising Review
byFellow movie-goers: Great action but not much story, was loads of fun anyway.
Game Night Review
byFellow movie-goers: Laugh out loud funny all the way through.
Don’t Sleep on Black Panther; Stay Woke and Get to the Theater
by#NOSpoilers but y’all need to go see Black Panther. First y’all need to understand that I am so not into comic books or superheros generally. I loved the old Superman movies with Christopher Reeves (dating myself) and the Wonder Woman t.v. show (Lynda Carter).
Black Panther Review
byFellow movie-goers: Absolutely one of the best superhero movies Marvel has given us.
Fifty Shades Freed Review
byFellow movie-goers: While the FIFTY SHADES films showed S & M could be romantic, the newest shows that suspense can be boring.
bScene’s Black Films Coming to the Big Screen: February Spotlight
byEach month, we’re bringing you some of the amazing Black films gracing the big screen in the new bScene’s Black Films Coming to the Big Screen.
Big Mama’s Top 10 Rules for Watching Black Panther
byBefore we get into the advice I’m about to give y’all, let me just say “Ain’t GOD good?” Black folks appear to be winning bigly – if you don’t count Monique and Matthew Knowles.
Movie Review: The Shape of Water
byHave you ever yearned to understand where you fit in your surroundings? Have you ever tried to figure out your purpose within an existence?…
Insidious: The Last Key Review
byFellow movie-goers: Great stand-alone film, while still keeping the connections of the franchise.
Downsizing Review
byFellow movie-goers: Interesting topic, but the movie got a little preachy about our environment and what we have “done to it.”
