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The first confrontation he takes a punch that results in a black eye but it leaves him unconscious!
Even your teenagers will like this(although they may roll their eyes in disbelief when they find out its in black and white!).
I mean, you would think the baby crib dangler made of dead black crows would freak her out, but, no...she starts singing a lullaby she remembers from her childhood...all the while looking at a baby crib dangler made of dead black crows while being chased by a chainsaw killer...exactly how I'd react in that same situation!
It was done in Vistavision a process that gave a superior quality to the film on the screen, and unusually in black and white, since most of the films in Vistavision were in color.
There is no possible way that Lena Horne could have believably played a woman born to one black and one white parent who is credibly passing as white.
With no racism or malice intended, Lena Horne is very obviously a black woman.
How could a black woman who "looks" black pull this off?
Every time I see "Queen Bee" it's as if a gigantic black hole has opened and I'm pulled inexorably into the vortex known as Joan Crawford.
The special effects are horrible in most places, sometimes the blood is red, sometimes it's black.
You see a lot of blood that looks black and congealed running out of one wound while there's fresh red blood running out of another wound (This being on the same body at the same time).
Meanwhile in another part of town a cult run by a guy wearing old people's sunglasses, you know those huge black ones, is doing human sacrifices and worshipping the zombie epidemic mainly because the cult leader's son was turned into one.
Racial tensions are already at a fever pitch, when a tiny black girl disappears.
The Green Pastures enacts Old Testament Bible stories as seen through the eyes of rural black children.
The film distractingly switches between black and white and color, as well as time.
Everything from the black and white look (that Allen used in MANHATTAN and STARDUST MEMORIES among others), to the neuroses of it's main character David (a struggling filmmaker) to the girl he tries to win (THE SOPRANOS' great Edie Falco) to the portrayal of the parents (including the late, great Madeline Kahn, in her final performance), all suggests Woody.
PAUL,I'VE SEEN THE FUTURE,BROTHER,IT IS MURDER...." This segment may mark the end of the film,but will live forever.The movie dissolves into Cohen's lyrics and the lyrics dissolve into the black abyss.
Cinematographer Sam Leavitt photographs a dark and gritty look at war filmed in black and white.
Shot in black & white and filmed in and around a New Jersey convenience store, "Clerks." is genius on celluloid despite little change of scenery, wooden acting (none of the actors are professionals), and a shoe-string budget; it's also pretty damn funny.
In a way, it reminds me Danny De Vito's "The war of the roses": how a simple idea (there, a case of divorce; here, dad and mom wanting to get rid of his 28 year old son) can be handled with such a black sense of humor, mixing fun and fierce satire at the same time.
Wow, those black holes can really do a number on our starships in the 23rd century: one rubber band effect later and Enterprise is being chased by a sixties Air Force pilot aiming to nuke a UFO (nice stock footage).
Made during the Second World War, at a time when Universal was producing mostly inferior horrors, this is one of the studio's best efforts of the period, with cinematographer George Robinson's camera prowling the homes, woods and bayous of American South with the surefooted gracefulness of a black panther.
During this time, most of the films with a predominately Black cast were of the blaxploitation genre.
You may think it strange or inappropriate for my parents to take a 4 year old to an "R" rated film but majority of the films with mostly Black casts of this era were rated "R", usually because of vulgarity and violence.
Take a gray-haired Harrison Ford, place him in a business suit and then have him fight someone conveniently wearing all black, and you'd swear you were watching any number of movies from the last fifteen years.
Avoid this stinker like the black plague.
Dennis O'Keefe and Jean Brooks decide to elevate their act in New Mexico by having Brooks walk on-stage with a black leopard.
It is a stark, loving portrayal of a single parent black family eking out an existence in Harlem.
Anthony Quinn and Yaphet Kotto play the two high-ranking N.Y.P.D. officers that scramble to nab the trio before Mafia kingpin Anthony Franciosa can lay his hands on them with help of local black hoodlums.
I didn't buy the relationship between the black boy and the white boy at all.
The part of the story about black woman's family was more believable but still not explored enough.
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