Movies with BM/WW Couples

Just seen The Mountain Between Us this noon around 12. Beautifully shot movie, wonderful acting. The critics who said it wasn't good I'm wondering what they are looking at, but it did get praise by some top critics. It is a wonderful date movie which is missing, the critics that did love this movie. Lesson learned again, the reason why I didn't want to spend money on it when it first came out was because it was getting luke warm criticism. I'm glad Aubrey(my gf) convinced me since we weren't doing anything today to go see it. I wouldn't put it up there with A United Kingdom, but it is a pretty good and rare IR romantic film.

Fans(mostly female fans) love it too as it is doing well despite going up against some stiff competition, in it's first week it was no. 2 at the box office bringing in $10.1 million dollars, second week numbers hold steady at no. 5 staying in the top 5 for it's second week:

from variety
1.)Happy Death Day (UNI/BLUM), 3,149 theaters / $11.65M Fri. (includes $1M previews) /$9.4M Sat/ $5.45M Sun/ 3-day cume: $26.5M / Wk 1

2.)Blade Runner 2049 (ALC/WB/SONY), 4,058 theaters (0)/ $4.3M Fri. /$6.8M Sat/$4M Sun/ 3-day cume: $15.1M (-54%) /Total: $60.6M/ Wk 2

3.)The Foreigner (STX), 2,515 theaters / $4.75M Fri. (includes $775K) /$4.9M Sat/ $3.2M Sun/ 3-day cume: $12.84M / Wk 1

4.) It (NL/WB), 3,176 theaters (-429) / $1.96M Fri./$2.6M Sat/$1.45M Sun/3-day cume: $6M (-39%) / Total: $314.9M / Wk 6

5.)The Mountain Between Us (FOX), 3,259 heaters (+171)/ $1.68M Fri. /$2.5M Sat/$1.47M Sun/3-day cume: $5.65M (-46%)/Total: $20.5M/ Wk 2

6.) American Made (UNI), 3,098 (+67) / $1.59M Fri. /$2.4M Sat/ $1.4M Sun/ 3-day cume: $5.4M (-36%)/Total: $40.1M/ Wk 3

7.) Kingsman: The Golden Circle (FOX), 2,982 theaters (-506) / $1.48M Fri./$2.4M Sat/$1.42M Sun/3-day cume: $5.3M (-39%) / Total: $89.6M / Wk 4

8.) The Lego Ninjago Movie (WB), 3,053 theaters (-558) / $1M Fri./$2M Sat/$1.3M Sun/3-day cume: $4.3M (-38%) / Total: $51.6M / Wk 4

9.)My Little Pony (LG), 2,528 theaters (0) / $956K Fri./$1.87M Sat/$1.17M Sun/3-day cume: $4M (-55%) /Total: $15.5M/ Wk 2

10.) Victoria & Abdul (FOCUS), 900 theaters (+168) / $870k Fri./$1.2M Sat/ $1M Sun/3-day cume: $3.1M (-30%)/Total: $11.3M/ Wk 4

11) Marshall (OR) 821 screens, $1M Fri /$1.2M Sat/$789K Sun/3-day: $3M/Wk 1
 
I have just rented a teen horror flick that I never heard of before 10 minutes ago lol. I've only seen half the movie trailer and that's all I needed . . . most trailers stupidly spoil most movies so as soon as I saw you-know-what I exited backout like "Rent" lol.

"All the Boys love Mandy Lane" starring a Pre-Johnny Depp Amber Heard set in her home state of Big Texas where she plays the highly-sought, never-been-bought student/athlete superstar virgin . . . well all those good, ole boys are rolling the dice to win her affections and I won't spoil anything since I haven't seen shit lol. Amber was giving some play to a Black classmate who wanted to put his bid in and she responded well and seemed receptive which probably pissed off the Caucasian competition who witnessed them walking hand & hand :)


I have 48hrs to watch so I will post a review later. How I love this time of year with horror flicks all over cable tv and I seem to have stumbled upon one with teen interracial potential
 
Amber Heard is in another movie that came out in select theatres earlier this year where she has a black husband and they are swingers. I posted the trailer on here a couple of pages back.
 
I saw the film Echo Park. It was a drama about a socialite, living with her boyfriend(a guy she knew from childhood and rich). One day, she leaves him and the environment she lived in for a neighborhood in Los Angeles. She meets a black man in the coffee shop and their relationship begins. I don't want to give anything away. I don't know if this film was posted here. But it is worth a look.
 
Gorath said:
I saw the film Echo Park. It was a drama about a socialite, living with her boyfriend(a guy she knew from childhood and rich). One day, she leaves him and the environment she lived in for a neighborhood in Los Angeles. She meets a black man in the coffee shop and their relationship begins. I don't want to give anything away. I don't know if this film was posted here. But it is worth a look.
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Hope to see that flick soon.
 
Gorath said:
I saw the film Echo Park. It was a drama about a socialite, living with her boyfriend(a guy she knew from childhood and rich). One day, she leaves him and the environment she lived in for a neighborhood in Los Angeles. She meets a black man in the coffee shop and their relationship begins. I don't want to give anything away. I don't know if this film was posted here. But it is worth a look.
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Yeah it was. The ending made no sense though.
 
blackbull1970 said:
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

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Great flick. Irritating at times but,a great flick.
 
darkcurry said:
Yeah it was. The ending made no sense though.
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From what I understood from the ending everyone moved on but the black man, though he was moving out seemed like he was a wounded man, suffering from romantic ptsd. He had been through this before and he felt betrayed. He wanted to save his neighbor from making the same mistake as he once did, but he couldn't because the neighbor wanted to reunite with his estranged wife. I think that the film should've had a more uplifting ending like the man changing his mind and going back to the woman. But I didn't write this movie.
 
Gorath said:
From what I understood from the ending everyone moved on but the black man, though he was moving out seemed like he was a wounded man, suffering from romantic ptsd. He had been through this before and he felt betrayed. He wanted to save his neighbor from making the same mistake as he once did, but he couldn't because the neighbor wanted to reunite with his estranged wife. I think that the film should've had a more uplifting ending like the man changing his mind and going back to the woman. But I didn't write this movie.
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From what you mentioned I will see it just once since there are a whole of of flick of brothers not getting happiness in IR.
 
Darman said:
That's Hollywood for ya, more fake than a politician who promises cheap gas and a better economy!
It would be interesting to see Theron with a black love interest, especially with her being from South Africa.

... Jessica Biel, when is her time coming?!
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Jessica Biel? Not even if it snows in the Sahara.
 
Gorath said:
Jessica Biel? Not even if it snows in the Sahara.
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Jessica Biel and Jamie Foxx were love interests in Valentine's Day. They had an obscured kiss at the end of the film, which, as a film choice, tips its hat to your point, but she did have a black love interest.
 
ryanpaulstewart said:
Jessica Biel and Jamie Foxx were love interests in Valentine's Day. They had an obscured kiss at the end of the film, which, as a film choice, tips its hat to your point, but she did have a black love interest.
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How obscure was it? Like in a way where they didn't want to show it, just show the back of their heads like in the movie The Brothers with Bill Bellamy? Or the silhouette kiss like they tend to do at times as well.
 
ryanpaulstewart said:
Jessica Biel and Jamie Foxx were love interests in Valentine's Day. They had an obscured kiss at the end of the film, which, as a film choice, tips its hat to your point, but she did have a black love interest.
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darkcurry said:
How obscure was it? Like in a way where they didn't want to show it, just show the back of their heads like in the movie The Brothers with Bill Bellamy? Or the silhouette kiss like they tend to do at times as well.
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I saw that film years ago. I didn't even remember that.
 
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