Movies and TV

[ZxBro]

So I watched "Beef" on Netflix as it was trending #1 in the US and it was actually a good watch although set in US Asian culture (Korean/Japanese Americans) it was well written and overall a pretty good story. While watching I was wonder does A24 stand for "Asian 24" 🤔🧐 as they won the oscar for "Everything Everywhere All at Once" the one glaring thing that I got from this as I was watching was that even though they had a lesbian couple that showed up way later in the episodes they didn't force any graphic homosexuality between men or women into the production i think the only Black Man i saw in the entire production was a gay dude who didn't have any lines.....not thar I need to see any of that but it's interesting when I watch so called Black productions whether it's tv or movie that "scene" just has to be there. Still a good watch just a quick take. We'll be seeing more from A24 since they one the so many OSCARS Hollywood is pushing for more Asians on screen so it's best if we start supporting our Black Creatives /Artist/Writers/Directors. They Love our Black culture while hating who we are.
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[blackice_ATL]

i originally wanted to see "Everything Everywhere All at Once" until i read up on it and learned the primary plot was the asian mother pushed to accept her lesbian daughter.

there are more black creatives than ever, but it boils down to the quality of content we support. To your point, the quality content tends to be overlooked, while the degenerate content goes viral.

 

[The Honorable]

So I watched "Beef" on Netflix as it was trending #1 in the US and it was actually a good watch although set in US Asian culture (Korean/Japanese Americans) it was well written and overall a pretty good story. While watching I was wonder does A24 stand for "Asian 24" 🤔🧐 as they won the oscar for "Everything Everywhere All at Once" the one glaring thing that I got from this as I was watching was that even though they had a lesbian couple that showed up way later in the episodes they didn't force any graphic homosexuality between men or women into the production i think the only Black Man i saw in the entire production was a gay dude who didn't have any lines.....not thar I need to see any of that but it's interesting when I watch so called Black productions whether it's tv or movie that "scene" just has to be there. Still a good watch just a quick take. We'll be seeing more from A24 since they one the so many OSCARS Hollywood is pushing for more Asians on screen so it's best if we start supporting our Black Creatives /Artist/Writers/Directors. They Love our Black culture while hating who we are.
✊🏿💯

We have to support independent Black artists any talent that is taking money from the establishment is going yo have “that scene” in it. We can no longer have happy and healthy depictions of Black American life on TV or in Music.

 

[ZxBro]

It's a shame we can't depend on the likes of Tyler Perry, Oprah Winfrey, or Byron Allen for Quality Black Entertainment apps like Kweli TV and even FBA stream do the best they can......even when BET gets sold and bought I expect more of the same.....smh I guess I'll stick to the YouTube channels.....✊🏿💯