Why do black folks always think there is soem conspiracy about "black" movies?
Freakin co-sign!
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Why do black folks always think there is soem conspiracy about "black" movies?
Freakin co-sign!
Ya know. I don't understand how some people get on here and say that this was a bad movie. They the same ones complaining when a movie comes out about niggras in the hood doing nothing with their lives and here this movie DOES have a plot and does try to tell a coming of age story through the eyes of todays black youth. I guess you can't please everyone.
I saw that :heart: and thought it was her. It's basically the same role!
I got ATL at the crib. It's pretty good!
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YES SIR! :tup:
Ya know. I don't understand how some people get on here and say that this was a bad movie. They the same ones complaining when a movie comes out about niggras in the hood doing nothing with their lives and here this movie DOES have a plot and does try to tell a coming of age story through the eyes of todays black youth. I guess you can't please everyone.
Honestly, I didn't see anything special about it. The formula has been used before. I was just filmed in Atlanta. That was the only difference. Only thing that I saw different was that T.I. was pushin' an El Camino instead of a Cutlass or Malibu.
It was on again this past weekend on HBO. If a movie has good dramatic story HBO will show it. Evidently someone at HBO feel that ATL has a good story.
If it was made by HBO, yes. They also showed Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure last week. I would watch that for the 100th time before ATL. :lol:
Ya know. I don't understand how some people get on here and say that this was a bad movie. They the same ones complaining when a movie comes out about niggras in the hood doing nothing with their lives and here this movie DOES have a plot and does try to tell a coming of age story through the eyes of todays black youth. I guess you can't please everyone.