Lily, a male party goer and the Sgt. that helps them after they
escape the tunnels afe the featured black faces. A few other random
black folk in crowd scenes. No sambo alerts.
Sorry it didn't work for you other folks but I loved the hell out of
it. If they had done a traditional monster movie
It was me.
Not as shaky as Blair Witch and no fast edits like the Bourne films.
There is some really shaky stuff during battle scenes and I hear that
the helicopter scene really got to some folks due to the spinning.
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that's right, thanks. I'll try to see it this weekend, but frankly
Honeydripper is ahead of it on my list
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It was me.
Not as shaky as Blair Witch and no fast edits like the Bourne films.
There is some really shaky
I want to see that as well. I love John Sayles stuff. Did you ever
see Sunshine State?
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that's right, thanks. I'll try to see it this weekend, but
frankly Honeydripper is ahead of it on my list
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But of course! I think the only thing I haven't seen from Sayles recently is
Men with Guns. I really enjoyed Lone Star, and Passion Fish too. I think
I first encountered his work with City of Hope, starring Joe Morton and
Angela Bassett. I was struck by the positive treatment of Blacks, the
I haven't seen Men With Guns either. I need to add it to my Netflix
list.
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But of course! I think the only thing I haven't seen from Sayles
recently is Men with Guns. I really enjoyed Lone Star,
and Passion Fish too. I think I first
