darkcurry
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Pretty good, would have liked to see a little more info on that process though.
Movies with BM/WW Couples
- Thread starter Kid Rasta
- Start date
Pretty good, would have liked to see a little more info on that process though.
darkcurry
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The two September independent films with IR in them are doing well at the box Office
True To The Game: http://thejasminebrand.com/2017/09/...-top-20-at-box-office-producer-makes-history/
I Do...Until I Don't: http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=idountilidont.htm
True To The Game: http://thejasminebrand.com/2017/09/...-top-20-at-box-office-producer-makes-history/
I Do...Until I Don't: http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=idountilidont.htm
JamalSpunky
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Is there a way we can keep separate IR in films and TV? I mean even if a movie shows up on Netflix I still don't consider it to be television.
ColiBreh1
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There is the dedicated thread for IR in movies: http://www.whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/threads/ir-flicks-or-films-with-ir-in-them.6793/2 Days In New York
I tried doing a search in the thread, but cant get it to work right.
This is on Netflix
Synopsis
Parisian Marion is living in New York with her son, in order to be closer to Jack, the boy's father (Marion's ex-boyfriend from 2 Days in Paris). She and her new boyfriend Mingus have a cozy relationship until the arrival of Marion's father, sister and sister's boyfriend, on vacation from France. The group's two days together are tested by "unwitting racism and sexual frankness", with no one left unscathed
blackbull1970
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Yeah, I thought about that before posting it.
The reality is that TV and Internet streaming is morphing together.
With the recent Emmy awards, if you noticed a lot of awards went to shows on internet streaming sites like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon.
They are slowing gaining a dominance nowadays similiar to how cable was dominating in the last decade.
It is coming to the point where the two threads might have to be merged.
ColiBreh1
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LOL, you're making it more complicated/confusing than it needs to be. This thread is specfically for TV shows, the other thread is for movies.
Soulthinker
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I've mentioned the former but learned the later from this or another thread.
darkcurry
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I know. I was just checking it out since my friend asked me what are the show times for "I Do...Until I Don't" because he is big Amber Heard fan.
Soulthinker
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Hope your friend enjoys that flick. I had to wait til it get to either DVD or cable.
darkcurry
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It's like I told him what I said on here though, the critics weren't too kind with this one. Very few good reviews, sometimes critics do get it wrong, but still pay to see it at your own risk. lol.
blackbull1970
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Little Boxes
This is on Netflix.
Not sure if posted, the search feature did not show anything.
Synopsis
An interracial family struggles to adjust when they move from Brooklyn, New York to a small town in Washington State.
This is on Netflix.
Not sure if posted, the search feature did not show anything.
Synopsis
An interracial family struggles to adjust when they move from Brooklyn, New York to a small town in Washington State.
darkcurry
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Little Boxes
This is on Netflix.
Not sure if posted, the search feature did not show anything.
Synopsis
An interracial family struggles to adjust when they move from Brooklyn, New York to a small town in Washington State.
Yeah it has been posted, that has happened to me before where the feature to show anything in the search.
ColiBreh1
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I'm gonna assume this is a limited-time movie.Stills from Bella Thorne's new movie 'The Ryde'
RicardoCooper
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Wow that looks good even beyond the IR aspect
I like the Hercule Poirots that come on PBS
darkcurry
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I'm digging the remix on "Believer".
Soulthinker
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No doubt. Hope to see that one soon.
darkcurry
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Kate Winslet Reveals What It's Really Like To Do A Sex Scene With Idris Elba...
http://www.eonline.com/news/879352/...lly-like-to-shoot-a-sex-scene-with-idris-elba
I didn't know Idris wasn't that experienced in sex scenes. I thought he did a few of them. lol.
Anyway sistas and white guys that see this movie are about to go nuclear at that news. Especially since good reviews of the film are growing and oscar talk is heating up. That is why I said they saved themselves promoting this to a Universal audience.
http://www.eonline.com/news/879352/...lly-like-to-shoot-a-sex-scene-with-idris-elba
I didn't know Idris wasn't that experienced in sex scenes. I thought he did a few of them. lol.
Anyway sistas and white guys that see this movie are about to go nuclear at that news. Especially since good reviews of the film are growing and oscar talk is heating up. That is why I said they saved themselves promoting this to a Universal audience.
blackbull1970
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The Watcher
It's on Netflix
Synopsis
In an attempt to make a new start, young couple Emma and Noah move to Los Angeles after purchasing a house where the previous tenant died. While moving in Emma and Noah meets neighbours Jeanne and her mentally disabled son Mikey as well as the couple across the street Reggie and Amanda whom the become friends with. Soon Emma and Noah began to receive threatening letters demanding they leave the house and Emma begins seeing hallucinations.
It's on Netflix
Synopsis
In an attempt to make a new start, young couple Emma and Noah move to Los Angeles after purchasing a house where the previous tenant died. While moving in Emma and Noah meets neighbours Jeanne and her mentally disabled son Mikey as well as the couple across the street Reggie and Amanda whom the become friends with. Soon Emma and Noah began to receive threatening letters demanding they leave the house and Emma begins seeing hallucinations.