Movies with BM/WW Couples

A romantic comedy featuring multiple couples one of which is Deon Cole and Sofia Vergara. Blake Griffen is also in the movie for some reason.

 

"Paradise: Love" on Netflix now. Where white German grandmas go to Kenya to troll for young, black dick. You know some of you thirsty negroes would smash, keep it gully lol

 

Oh dear. lol.

 

Blake Griffen makes his home in LA which gives him plentiful opportunities to pursue showbiz if he gets bitten by the bug. Which he has. Like Baron Davis before him he has gone into the production part of film, I believe he has his own company in fact and a couple of years ago signed a deal with some studio to do a reboot of 'The Rocketeer."

By the way maybe its just me but it feels that over the past few years about half of the movies with BM/WW onscreen hookups have been those written and/or directed by white women despite the fact that white women make up such a small percentage of writers and directors compared to white guys. Perhaps as more white ladies get the chance to write and direct more motion pictures you will see much more opportunities for men of color to be paired with white chicks in films. Because surely when white guys are calling all the creative shots its pretty much just white dudes who get all the onscreen IR action.

 

Geez. There was a film like this about a decade ago dealing with white women who went to some Caribbean island to have sex with the very young black gigolos. I still haven't gotten around to that one. Doubt I'll be checking this one out though.

 

I believe a Middle Eastern man made The Mountain Between Us. And black women made A United Kingdom and Mudbound. A white man made Patti Cake$. The creator of the upcoming Life Sentence is a white man. But other than that, yeah it seems as though. I just found out the new Dynasty's program creators are mostly women. 2 women and 1 white man. Sallie Patrick, Stephanie Savage and John Schwartz.

It would seem as though the black male filmmakers with the exception of Jordan Peele are afraid to go there now days.

 

The film was Going South with Charlotte Rampling.

 

Just started watching a new release on Showtime called "Palm Swings" . . . it sounds like one of their softcore porn productions but it is a real movie starring Jason Lewis about a young recently married couple who move into a new neighborhood where some swinging occasionally occurs. One really cute Blonde I'm sure Ive never seen before has a Black lover it seems . . . I will let U know after I finish it.


NEVER MIND LOL . . . the brotha is barely in the movie

 

Yeah me too. Uncomfortable and squirm-inducing from what I've read. Maybe I'll start it, I can always shut it off. "Heading South" was good, though

 

The Price.

Ir relationship with Lucy Griffiths and Aml Ameen who are both British but playing Americans in the film.

 

It came out last year. Looks good, obviously and unfortunately overlooked and underrated based on the reviews and comments from those who have seen it I have read so far on social media. Have to check it out.

 

Netflix just dropped this teaser trailer for an upcoming Netflix film starring Chris Rock & Adam Sandler:

 

Not to denigrate an IR movie, but isn't the dude playing Chris Rock's son way to light skinned?

 

i thought the same looking at the wife in the movie....is a theoretically possible to end up much lighter than your parents sure is it as probable as it occurs in hollywood movies hell no.

 

Not a big deal to me. He still black. Especially to white folks. lol. We come in all shades. And obviously to Hollywood who took us a long way to get to this point that still matters. It is light skinned and biracial black women that they accept to do IR on screen with.

 

They do this with the casting of Black females all the time. Get some actress whose skin tone and hair texture could not result from the people playing her parents. To make it worse they would then cast a guy who looks nothing like her to play her brother. The brother ends up looking more like the parents though. This has been a staple especially for the casting of Black sitcoms and yet no one ever says anything. Only Black-ish gets it right.

 

There's a young bm/ww romance in the movie Wonder (2017). http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2543472

The older sister of Auggie Pullman, Olivia Pullman (Izabela Vidovic) plays the girlfriend of Justin Putito (Nadji Jeter).

Skip ahead to 6:04 for a quick clip.

 

A virtual reality take on the story of Barney and Betty Hill.

Barney and Betty Hill were an American couple who claimed they were abducted by extraterrestrials in a rural portion of New Hampshire from September 19 to September 20, 1961.

It was the first widely publicized report of an alien abduction in the United States.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_and_Betty_Hill


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Wow. Some very interesting stories here. Good finds you guys. That VR movie looks low budget but so damn interesting to check out.