The best career advice that I learned is don’t ever attach your-self to a PERSON, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Only Attach your-self to your mission in life and your PURPOSE. That’s how you keep your power and keep your peace!
A life free of attachment, sounds like a rather lonely place to be at times. Their is something truly beautiful in experiencing the pain of grief and loss. Just my opinion.
Well go tell that to Asian america or whatever the hell you are. Black people need order and to stay the hell away from liberals and other nations attempting to give solutions.
I'm bursting with so much pride, come on, Regina King the director and Leslie Odum writing that beautiful song Speak Now. The acting was on another level from all of them.
@@blackknight5339 yes I have. What about the movie was so off from reality? Keep in mine it’s based on a true story that dosent mean any of it actually happened exactly how it happened in the movie.
@@deeqam.9023 No you haven't, proof of which Malcolm X wife Betty was in Miami with him she wasn't in New York as how the movie described him going to the phone to call his wife 2nd Ali nor Sam Cooke would dare not try and fight brother Malcolm that was a childish and ridiculous for her to even make that up and put that in the movie. Also Malcolm never went to a concert and seen Sam Cooke preform and say he admired him pure garbage and when they all attacked Malcolm for his disapproval of JFK total ridiculous and false on the writers of the movie. And they way the depicted the Muslim body guards with Malcolm as silent cowards thats nonsense. You haven't read anything on Malcolm or heard him speak you would have known this.
RIP Malcolm X (May 19, 1925 - February 21, 1965), aged 39 RIP Sam Cooke (January 22, 1931 - December 11, 1964), aged 33 RIP Jim Brown (February 17, 1936 - May 18, 2023), aged 87 RIP Muhammad Ali (January 17, 1942 - June 3, 2016), aged 74 You will be remembered as legends.
I just watched the movie and it is totally breath taking. An exhilarating performance from the actors portraying Jim Brown, Malcom X, Muhammad Ali and Sam Cook. Two thumbs up!
I was just talking about this last week when I said that the 4 most powerful men of the 1960’s were all friends.... truly remarkable the impact they had on the black culture.
Admittedly, have not seen it. Have heard nothing but positive things! So proud of Regina! The teen on 227, to Janet's homegirl in Poetic Justice to Ray and everything else, to now! Keep winning Queen.
avengers can't compare to this greatness. I 've never felt so proud to see a trailer. I want to get the steel book for this movie, hope it dont take too long.
@@lolitastallworth2163 Don't worry about what that clown thinks. This was an amazing movie. Loved the discussion throughout it about how we can better ourselves as a people and the acting was great like you said.
My Lord and my God. I just saw this movie today. It's such a master piece, the emotional weight of the movie got to my very core. Thanks Regina for paying this wonderful tributes to these legends. Wow...
I just watched this the ending made me cry so hard because Malcolm x knew so much but it was hard to get them to understand he was just on another level
However, MalcolmMalik, Ali and Sam are still living through us, "lest we forget".💞💞💞 Jim Brown you are dearly loved and greatly appreciated. Right on right on💪🏽❤
Connect the dots that links those of that time still being alive, sitting in political positions, or on tv today; to those of that era being killed. I'll give You a clue, with the exception of MLKJr, those dead had Our interests at heart. Those alive, are doing the bidding of their masters.
I am central European. I know those times were very hard,at least i know from movies, articles, music and History Lessons, But there was Something Magic at the same time. The movement, the passion, the Unity, the mutuality... The History of Afroamericans was very painful and sad. But these PEOPLE created a wonderful culture in America. Honestly, for me, Music - is Afroamerican Music. I do not need anything Else. Sure, I love bit of everything, But Afroamerican music occupies 99% of My Heart.
When I hear that voice singing I just stop whatever i'm doing close my eyes, stop talking, clear my mind, and just listen to the magic that is Sam Cooke
@@codiejman533 actually, no; however no need to tear one performance down to catapult the other. With that said, I like this brothers performance very much...in fact, I loved his performance!
@@darnellmiller1215 thats fair. I still really want to see this movie. Im a big time Ali fan. Just in my opinion I think Will Smith absolutely nailed the role as Ali. if you watch real vids that they reenacted its uncanny how close to real they made it seem. Not trying to dismiss anyone else's portrayal especially before I've seen it.
When things were at their very worst: 2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy. The first sign - the Earth will spin faster. The second sign concerns the sun, which will loom larger, brighter and begin to spin. Scientists will say it was a global illusion. Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again. After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way. Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet - will seem to rise from the dead - will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one. One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist. Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent. - banking collapse was deliberately masterminded by the Antichrist - Antichrist will step in and create a false peace in the state of Israel by joining them with palestine in an unlikely alliance. - „He will recite extracts from My Teachings, which he will passionately proclaim from every secular stage in the world, until people sit up and take notice of him.“ The Book of Truth mdmlastprophet.com/the-time-for-the-schism-in-the-church-is-almost-here-and-you-must-get-prepared-now/ mdmlastprophet.com/the-world-is-about-to-undergo-the-next-stage-of-cleansing/
I watched. This on Martin Luther King day, and the scene with Jim Brown made me really really really think about what was going on then. Thank you Miss Regina King you've always represented
Are u referring to the part in the beginning when he wasn’t aloud in the mans house ? Or the scene when he had a subtle moment with Malcolm after Sam walked out the hotel?
As someone who is incredibly “nitpicky” about films, I adored this movie when I saw it at Hamptons Film Fest last year. Please seek this out as soon as possible!
@@Poundgamepro1 “We.” Speak for yourself. Actin’ ignorant cuz you don’t this guy has enough melanin to have an opinion. Smh. Skinfolk ain’t always kinfolk.
I watched this movie Monday night...GREAT MOVIE!!! Thank you Regina King. The dialog between Malcolm X & Sam Cooke was especially volatile. Both had fantastic points of view.
May Chadwick Rest In Peace.. seems like a GREAT man... but what role would he have played? You can’t just use any black man.. these actors in the movie resembled the characters they played..
@@DavidRichardson95 it was great.. I got lucky and I was ring side of the fight they show here. Long long hours and the guy playing Ali was constantly doing push ups between scenes. It was a fun time. I’ve had some fun doing extra work.
So proud of Regina! Like i said in another comment, from the teen on 227 to Janet's homegirl in Poetic Justice to Ray and everything else, to now!! Keep shining Queen!
@Slight Breeze makes no sense, it’s a historical movie, don’t put what those men went through in the same group as those ignorant white liberals with their “woke” ideology.
playing the right guys this has the making of a blockbuster nothing can be better than this. (Regina you go girl) glad it was your brainstorming the best of the best,thanks. william in Laurinburg NC.
This was also the year that Jim Brown would win the Super Bowl for the Cleveland Browns, the last time Cleveland would win a championship until LeBron James
Cleveland Browns never won the super bowl. they won the NFL championship the year before the NFL made an extra game for the best team in the NFL to face off against the best team in the AFL before the two leagues merged
Ooooh! So excited about this movie! As a white European I’m so interested in knowing more about this extraordinary black men who changed African American history forever! 😊
Than study the source. Muhammad Ali, and Malcolm are fruit from a divine tree. Study the tree that produced the fruit. Stop allowing Hollywood to form your opinions
Gotta love that her first name means "queen" in Latin!! I've loved her work since the TV series "227". Was so happy when she won the Oscar for "If Beale Street Could Talk". Can't wait to see what Regina King does next!
Omg this movie was everything!! Regina King u did that beautiful👏👏👏 it made me laugh, cry, cuss every emotion u can have i had it!! Thank you for this movie Ms. King it really really really touched my heart ❤ Thank you for teaching me something ..I never knew that they were friends!!
Only watch it coz The performance of actor playing Ali ....who was and Still is The Greatest Sportsman Ever and if they had social media like today’s world then Nothing could Ever touch Him !
Was browsing the apps to find something to watch and came across this movie! Afterwards i was like hmmm this is very interesting and thought provoking then saw Regina King directed it… yes Queen yes ✊🏽❤️🙏🏽
Just finished watching this. Let me tell you, it was PHENOMENAL!!! The directing and acting was OUTSTANDING.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 It was funny, intense, male bonding and sad. I plan to watch this again and again.🙂
I came here after watching "One night in Miami" and the character played by Kingsley Ben Adir was amazing and portrayed all the emotion and frustration and even fear if Malcolm X. Having seen so many documentaries of Malcolm X, this movie made me almost cry (now I'm someone who rarely cries after a movie, last I cried was probably 1998/99) Malcolm X, for some reason appeals more to me than MLK, don't get me wrong I respect both but the more I see and know about Malcolm X, the more I feel his importance compared to MLK
One sad thing I couldn't help notice in the movie that seems to ring true in real life when it comes to so-called Black militancy; the character of Jim Brown was real anxious to "throw down" with one of Malcolm Xs security guards, a fellow man of color during the roof top scene...but when the racist white man, played by Beau Bridges insulted him by stating: "you know we don't let 'ni**ers' in the house," Brown didn't raise one finger, let alone his voice. Interesting observation, huh?
I have an Observation. In that last 5 years more movies of racial inequalities have come out. If you notice the timeline of those movies are always the 60's and before. How come? Because the SJW cancel culture needs fuel to fire the hate for White males in today's culture. Racism in today's time is not nearly as bad as back in those days but in order for them to fuel the hate they need a reason to get people upset about an issue that was basically resolved more then 50 years ago. oh im sure there's always racist people in every time period. Take BLM for example, or ANTIFA, but for the most part most American are not racist. Also All lives matter and every culture and ethnic group, regardless of race or color have people in it who are prejudiced, racist, and hateful. No ones immune to it.
Racism has never been "resolved" in fact it has EVOLVED to a level of subtle justfistication that makes certain people feel like everything is fair again to the so-called African American...but be that as it may, my emphasis was not on white racism or white oppression, for that matter...as a Black man, I have always listened to the battle cry for self love, Black unity as an epic necessity for progressive cultural perseverance...yet, we are very quick to pounce on one another the way one would kill a roach in the projects...but will think twice, three times to defend himself against a white attacker...and the scenes I pointed out from this GREAT film provide a daring example of reality in Black ideology...and that in and of itself is a product of a slave, racist and oppressive mentality...trickled down from hundreds of years ago.
@@darnellmiller1215 thats is 100% accurate...Zimmerman and other racist that gunned down innocent people are still walking the earth..where are all the " tough guys" now? We are too docile when it comes to white folks! I'm sorry but that's just the truth.
Context matters here i believe. If someone puts hands one me I try to have restraint to an extent but if you touch one of my friends and you aren’t a part of our “group” we are going to have problem...Also I think Jim brown didn’t confront him because of everything he’s said prior to the racism. You can even tell on Jim Browns face he confused with the kindness and just stood there perplexed after he said “no n****** in the house” He explains later how he hates those people more than out right racist.
@@PM-bs2mf you clearly are uninformed and sound racist t(could be wrong but I’ve heard this bullshit from outright racist enough to know). Work on your observational skills you fucking snowflake.
The best career advice that I learned is don’t ever attach your-self to a PERSON, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Only Attach your-self to your mission in life and your PURPOSE. That’s how you keep your power and keep your peace!
Amen and amen! You know that’s right! The sooner in life we learn that the Better.
Amen
A life free of attachment, sounds like a rather lonely place to be at times. Their is something truly beautiful in experiencing the pain of grief and loss. Just my opinion.
still fighting for medicare for all
Well go tell that to Asian america or whatever the hell you are. Black people need order and to stay the hell away from liberals and other nations attempting to give solutions.
I'm bursting with so much pride, come on, Regina King the director and Leslie Odum writing that beautiful song Speak Now. The acting was on another level from all of them.
That movie was totally nonsense and false.
@@blackknight5339 how so?
@@deeqam.9023 How so? Have you read a book or heard words from Malcolm himself
@@blackknight5339 yes I have. What about the movie was so off from reality? Keep in mine it’s based on a true story that dosent mean any of it actually happened exactly how it happened in the movie.
@@deeqam.9023 No you haven't, proof of which Malcolm X wife Betty was in Miami with him she wasn't in New York as how the movie described him going to the phone to call his wife 2nd Ali nor Sam Cooke would dare not try and fight brother Malcolm that was a childish and ridiculous for her to even make that up and put that in the movie. Also Malcolm never went to a concert and seen Sam Cooke preform and say he admired him pure garbage and when they all attacked Malcolm for his disapproval of JFK total ridiculous and false on the writers of the movie. And they way the depicted the Muslim body guards with Malcolm as silent cowards thats nonsense. You haven't read anything on Malcolm or heard him speak you would have known this.
RIP Malcolm X (May 19, 1925 - February 21, 1965), aged 39
RIP Sam Cooke (January 22, 1931 - December 11, 1964), aged 33
RIP Jim Brown (February 17, 1936 - May 18, 2023), aged 87
RIP Muhammad Ali (January 17, 1942 - June 3, 2016), aged 74
You will be remembered as legends.
I just watched the movie and it is totally breath taking. An exhilarating performance from the actors portraying Jim Brown, Malcom X, Muhammad Ali and Sam Cook. Two thumbs up!
I was just talking about this last week when I said that the 4 most powerful men of the 1960’s were all friends.... truly remarkable the impact they had on the black culture.
You know this is a fictional story right?
@@9009matorres What does that matter? The message still stands.
Let em know Regina!! You can make a movie about em without showing them dying! But being human and living as one of us ✊🏾✊🏾
Wow u aren't racist
@@mrwhocares3931 the hell you talking about
Yes indeed
Admittedly, have not seen it. Have heard nothing but positive things! So proud of Regina! The teen on 227, to Janet's homegirl in Poetic Justice to Ray and everything else, to now! Keep winning Queen.
✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
The black avengers. Thank you queen for making this movie!!!
Real heroes no Disney
BETA!
avengers can't compare to this greatness. I 've never felt so proud to see a trailer. I want to get the steel book for this movie, hope it dont take too long.
It was almost good but it had No Shaq as Steel. No deal!
Terrific movie. I like that an actual great singer played Sam Cooke.
He actually wrote all the songs and was smart enough to keep all his rights, too...
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Otis Redding also had rights to his songs which his family was able to benefit from.
"Who's the greatest!?" "You are!"
I kinda got teary-eyed ngl lol
The Songs Title is "Speak now" from Leslie Odom Jr.
WOW, just watch this movie and it was awesome...Great acting
For real
@Slight Breeze everyone has their own opinion. You did not like mine move on joker🤣🤣🤣🖤 Peace and blessings
@Slight Breeze Like I said everyone has their own opinion. Move on joker
@@lolitastallworth2163 Don't worry about what that clown thinks. This was an amazing movie. Loved the discussion throughout it about how we can better ourselves as a people and the acting was great like you said.
@@DarkBlueRH Thanks
My Lord and my God. I just saw this movie today. It's such a master piece, the emotional weight of the movie got to my very core. Thanks Regina for paying this wonderful tributes to these legends. Wow...
I just watched this the ending made me cry so hard because Malcolm x knew so much but it was hard to get them to understand he was just on another level
So acknowledged Muhammad Ali toward the end of his life.
It’s crazy how Jim brown is the only one still alive and Sam and Malcolm died one year apart
same thing i said watching the movie
However, MalcolmMalik, Ali and Sam are still living through us, "lest we forget".💞💞💞 Jim Brown you are dearly loved and greatly appreciated. Right on right on💪🏽❤
Connect the dots that links those of that time still being alive, sitting in political positions, or on tv today; to those of that era being killed. I'll give You a clue, with the exception of MLKJr, those dead had Our interests at heart. Those alive, are doing the bidding of their masters.
They never got to see how truly loved they were :(
@@benyah3390 say it
I am central European. I know those times were very hard,at least i know from movies, articles, music and History Lessons, But there was Something Magic at the same time. The movement, the passion, the Unity, the mutuality... The History of Afroamericans was very painful and sad. But these PEOPLE created a wonderful culture in America. Honestly, for me, Music - is Afroamerican Music. I do not need anything Else. Sure, I love bit of everything, But Afroamerican music occupies 99% of My Heart.
I didn’t even know Regina King was a director. Very cool!
Directors are only as good as the director of photography or cinematographer, everything outside the DP is an opinion
@@us581 But the DP & a director work closely together. & it’s not an easy job at all
Great movie! The lady who played Leslie Odom Jr. wife is his real wife. Regina is doing it.❤ She did a Cadillac commercial.
When I hear that voice singing I just stop whatever i'm doing close my eyes, stop talking, clear my mind, and just listen to the magic that is Sam Cooke
One of the best movie ever.RIP Malcolm X
He got Muhammad Ali so PERFECT 🤩
better than Will Smith did in Ali?
@@codiejman533 IMO yes
@@codiejman533 actually, no; however no need to tear one performance down to catapult the other. With that said, I like this brothers performance very much...in fact, I loved his performance!
Aldis Hodge was definitely Jim Brown from his talk to his walk everything.
@@darnellmiller1215 thats fair. I still really want to see this movie. Im a big time Ali fan. Just in my opinion I think Will Smith absolutely nailed the role as Ali. if you watch real vids that they reenacted its uncanny how close to real they made it seem. Not trying to dismiss anyone else's portrayal especially before I've seen it.
This was excellent..a MOVIE on Mr Sam Cooke is LONG..OVERDUE
REST IN POWER Jim Brown Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
I love the premise of this film. What an intriguing looking movie.
When things were at their very worst:
2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy.
The first sign - the Earth will spin faster.
The second sign concerns the sun, which will loom larger, brighter and begin to spin.
Scientists will say it was a global illusion.
Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again.
After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way.
Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet
- will seem to rise from the dead
- will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one.
One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist.
Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent.
- banking collapse was deliberately masterminded by the Antichrist
- Antichrist will step in and create a false peace in the state of Israel by joining them with palestine in an unlikely alliance.
- „He will recite extracts from My Teachings, which he will passionately proclaim from every secular stage in the world, until people sit up and take notice of him.“
The Book of Truth
mdmlastprophet.com/the-time-for-the-schism-in-the-church-is-almost-here-and-you-must-get-prepared-now/
mdmlastprophet.com/the-world-is-about-to-undergo-the-next-stage-of-cleansing/
They were all close friends!
It’s really good. It’s deeper than I expected. Must see.
its so dumb.
@@cinnamonstar808 It's a dumb premise? Um, it happened.
yo whoever played Malcolm X did a freaking amazing job. What an actor.
He’s British too
@@jasoncameron2660 that's awesome.
He is playing Bob Marley too and also played Barack Obama
In case you are wondering. The song is "SPEAK NOW" by Leslie Odom Jr.
kkkkkk
Leslie Odom Jr is DEAD to me after he shot Hamilton
Just finished. My top movie of 2021. It's going to be hard to beat this one. Jesus I have a new found respect for Sam Cooke.
The Aretha Franklin biopic is coming out this Summer
I dont care if this is historically accurate or not. The premise alone is COOL. 😎
Well, I mean, it did happen. Not exactly as cleanly as it is portrayed but it happened. I'd love to see the Summit in Cleveland turned film too.
It was garbage and definitely not accurate.
@@blackknight5339 Thank you peanut gallery.
@@blackknight5339 what happened then? Jim brown verified it. But go off internet stranger
@@blackknight5339 well something can be not exactly accurate but still beautiful and uplifting
I watched. This on Martin Luther King day, and the scene with Jim Brown made me really really really think about what was going on then. Thank you Miss Regina King you've always represented
Are u referring to the part in the beginning when he wasn’t aloud in the mans house ? Or the scene when he had a subtle moment with Malcolm after Sam walked out the hotel?
@@KNOCKDOWNent most likely the first part, that part really had me thinking too
As someone who is incredibly “nitpicky” about films, I adored this movie when I saw it at Hamptons Film Fest last year. Please seek this out as soon as possible!
We don't care how you feel about this film.🙄
@@Poundgamepro1 “We.” Speak for yourself. Actin’ ignorant cuz you don’t this guy has enough melanin to have an opinion. Smh. Skinfolk ain’t always kinfolk.
@@Poundgamepro1 Goddamn you kids are Creepy. Grow TF up
Really loved it on so many levels. It feels personal and reminds us of the fight we are still in today
@@Poundgamepro1 hahaha good one. See Jedidiah, even 'they' don't like your left wing bum licking comments. Nobody does lol
I watched this movie Monday night...GREAT MOVIE!!! Thank you Regina King. The dialog between Malcolm X & Sam Cooke was especially volatile. Both had fantastic points of view.
I’ve watched it 16 times already. Absolutely incredible 🙌🏾 totally recommend!
💯
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS MOVIE. Sis came all the way through (Regina King)
Bravo to everyone who was apart of this masterpiece. Thank you for touching my soul.
Malcolm X: BLACK AVENGERS!!!! ...assemble.
Wtf lmao this is like a black power avengers type movie, can’t wait to see it!
Does that make Dr. King captain marvel?
@@viksaggu9085 I think I would agree with malcom x, and huey newton, Dr. King did a great job, but at sometimes I felt like he was too forgiving
Ohhhhh my gooooodnessss finally someone plays Sam Cooke !
I always thought Leon Bridges would be a good pick for a Sam Cooke biopic
@@siahtuhakaraina5401 I agree Leon just has that energy especially when I saw him in 2015
Yes❗️❗️❗️💯💕💕
TJ Holmes would be a great Sam Cooke.
Man this looks great, I'm like if Chadwick Boseman were still alive I bet he would have been in this too.
kkkkkk good good
No, the movie had already been filmed. He didn't pass that long ago.
His spirit blesses this project
they would have had to fid a way to get him as james brown in this
May Chadwick Rest In Peace.. seems like a GREAT man... but what role would he have played? You can’t just use any black man.. these actors in the movie resembled the characters they played..
Fun fact. This actually happened. They all met one time in Miami. Some of the dialogue was embellished but the event happened
It did? I love it already for that one fact alone!
@@heersyal2454 yes plus I love regina king
Is there a book on this? I’d love to read about it 😩
@@alisharo58 there is a documentary about it
@@alisharo58 the event is talked about in the Netflix Sam Cooke Documentary
Regina. Queen Regina. The best🔥🔥
The movie is amazing. Should compete for Best Movie IMHO
Had a blast being in this film.. glad it’s finally coming out!
🤣💦💦
@@BigBossBallSoHard ummm ok
What was the filming process like, if it's alright I may ask?
@@DavidRichardson95 it was great.. I got lucky and I was ring side of the fight they show here. Long long hours and the guy playing Ali was constantly doing push ups between scenes. It was a fun time. I’ve had some fun doing extra work.
@@facehunter504 You are so lucky. Hopefully I do that one day.
...Can't wait to see it! Regina King directed this movie, so I'm ALL IN! 🙋🏿♂️👏🏿👏🏿Everyone please stay safe out there 🙏🏿😷🙏🏿
You too! #B1
The champ is still making movies long after hes gone.....who is the greatest??????
Chuck Norris!
Hats off to all who had a part in bringing this movie to light AWESOME!
The most beautiful brotherhood in American history. I have been very interested in four of those wonderful personalities for a very long time ... love
So proud of Regina! Like i said in another comment, from the teen on 227 to Janet's homegirl in Poetic Justice to Ray and everything else, to now!! Keep shining Queen!
Don't forget about the Boondocks.
@@Stanlayy-em4fk can't name em all, be too long of a post. But of course, that too.
This is a must watch, soo good! I can watch this over and over, just saying you may need a box of tissues.
Absolutely phenomenal I loved this!
WATCH THIS MOVIE!
REGINA KING YOU ARE AWESOME!👏🏽👏🏽
That was one hell of conversation in that room that night!!!!!!
I loved this movie. What a beautiful movie. Thank you, Regina King!
I’m ready to sign up for Prime just to watch this 🔥🔥🔥
@Slight Breeze makes no sense, it’s a historical movie, don’t put what those men went through in the same group as those ignorant white liberals with their “woke” ideology.
This was a awesome movie Regina king did this I see a Oscar 🏆coming queen 👑 ❤️’d it
Now this got me pumped!!!! wow!
This looks amazing! Have saved it immediately to watch on Amazon!
Just watched it and really liked it!
⏯️▶️⏯️▶️⏯️▶️⏯️▶️⏯️
ONE OF THE FINEST BLACK MOVIES I'VE SEEN IN A VERY LONG TIME.
🌟GREAT TRIBUTE🌟
TO SAM COOKE, MUHAMMAD ALI, JIM BROWN ETC.
playing the right guys this has the making of a blockbuster nothing can be better than
this. (Regina you go girl) glad it was your brainstorming the best of the best,thanks.
william in Laurinburg NC.
Wonderful! 🤩
This was so well done. Regina King did awesome! Dialogue is gripping
This was also the year that Jim Brown would win the Super Bowl for the Cleveland Browns, the last time Cleveland would win a championship until LeBron James
Cleveland Browns never won the super bowl. they won the NFL championship the year before the NFL made an extra game for the best team in the NFL to face off against the best team in the AFL before the two leagues merged
Must be the greatest night ever!!!
I love when Mohammed Ali was like "....well Jims quitting football so."😂😂
Ooooh! So excited about this movie! As a white European I’m so interested in knowing more about this extraordinary black men who changed African American history forever! 😊
❤
Than study the source. Muhammad Ali, and Malcolm are fruit from a divine tree. Study the tree that produced the fruit. Stop allowing Hollywood to form your opinions
I can not wait!! Thank u Regina King
This movie made me cry because I see alot of my life and me in all of me fallen fathers.
I lived and We Will Continue to.....💪🏿✊🏿🤲🏿💯🌎🛸🌊🌠
Regina King is a genius ❤ such an amazing woman.
My FAvorite ar from Riverdale Gets to act a big role of Muhamed Ali that's a champ i felt he is underrated in that show
Yea it's muhamed ali, dunno why amazon refused put his name on description
Gotta love that her first name means "queen" in Latin!! I've loved her work since the TV series "227". Was so happy when she won the Oscar for "If Beale Street Could Talk". Can't wait to see what Regina King does next!
AWESOME movie! Very timely, Excellent job by ALL cast members and of course they must give Regina King an Oscar for her directorial debut!
This makes me smile
This looks amazing. I watching it tonight.
What a great movie.
Great movie 🎥 excellent director Regina King 🙌🏾
Omg this movie was everything!! Regina King u did that beautiful👏👏👏 it made me laugh, cry, cuss every emotion u can have i had it!! Thank you for this movie Ms. King it really really really touched my heart ❤ Thank you for teaching me something ..I never knew that they were friends!!
That's a beautiful knowledge gotten😀
Amazing, but hope they make Muhammad Ali silver tounged like he actually was instead of making him talk like a brute
They did somewhat. Just watch. It’s awesome
When is it out?
Great movie 🎥 we watched it last night.
I’m finna watch this right now
We finally know what happened in the room where it happened
What's the name of the music playing?
It’s an original (the next Oscar winning song, to be sure) called Speak Now.
I always said the man that's playing Malcolm X in this movie can definitely play Barack Obama I've been saying that for years man
nah, barack is a darker skin tone. it wouldn't be rt for him to take a role of a darker skin toned person
@@alaishasmith123 Barack Obama is not any much darker. what you on
He did. If you can, check out the Showtime miniseries, "The Comey Rule". He plays Obama in that.
I had to look him up. Him and the actress who plays Mrs. Betty Shabazz are from the U.K. I thought he was Mario Van Peebles peoples!
My favorite movie
I’m about to watch now! ❤️😊
Only watch it coz The performance of actor playing Ali ....who was and Still is The Greatest Sportsman Ever and if they had social media like today’s world then Nothing could Ever touch Him !
Was browsing the apps to find something to watch and came across this movie! Afterwards i was like hmmm this is very interesting and thought provoking then saw Regina King directed it… yes Queen yes ✊🏽❤️🙏🏽
Speak now Leslie Odom jr deserves to win the Oscar!!! 🔝
I need to see this like now!!!
Cannot wait to see this!
Just finished watching this. Let me tell you, it was PHENOMENAL!!! The directing and acting was OUTSTANDING.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 It was funny, intense, male bonding and sad. I plan to watch this again and again.🙂
I just finished it too. I really hope they put it on dvd.
@@vonwoods32 I agree. I would love to have it in my DVD movie collection.
It was okay.
And dangerous for the black youth
Regina King is a beast. Amazing.
This movie looks so good
Y'all see Ali I see Will Smith!! 😂😂😂 great movie 💯🖤🙏
Ol’ mate playing Jim brown best be prepared for the cosby biopic.
Definitely going to watch this movie and directed by Regina King...I ♥️ her work as an actress. Excited to see her work as a director!
We FINALLY have a movie about these people
I came here after watching "One night in Miami" and the character played by Kingsley Ben Adir was amazing and portrayed all the emotion and frustration and even fear if Malcolm X. Having seen so many documentaries of Malcolm X, this movie made me almost cry (now I'm someone who rarely cries after a movie, last I cried was probably 1998/99) Malcolm X, for some reason appeals more to me than MLK, don't get me wrong I respect both but the more I see and know about Malcolm X, the more I feel his importance compared to MLK
He was more Important but due to his religion he never got whatever he deserved not like MLK, that's just my opinion
This movie is gonna be amazing.
So apparently, you haven't watch it yet. It's awful.
1 Day late watching this😀Love ur videos❤️
Great movie, and touching. I thought we were better by now, I was wrong. I did raise my kids to be. Stop fearing each other.
One sad thing I couldn't help notice in the movie that seems to ring true in real life when it comes to so-called Black militancy; the character of Jim Brown was real anxious to "throw down" with one of Malcolm Xs security guards, a fellow man of color during the roof top scene...but when the racist white man, played by Beau Bridges insulted him by stating: "you know we don't let 'ni**ers' in the house," Brown didn't raise one finger, let alone his voice.
Interesting observation, huh?
I have an Observation. In that last 5 years more movies of racial inequalities have come out. If you notice the timeline of those movies are always the 60's and before. How come? Because the SJW cancel culture needs fuel to fire the hate for White males in today's culture. Racism in today's time is not nearly as bad as back in those days but in order for them to fuel the hate they need a reason to get people upset about an issue that was basically resolved more then 50 years ago. oh im sure there's always racist people in every time period. Take BLM for example, or ANTIFA, but for the most part most American are not racist. Also All lives matter and every culture and ethnic group, regardless of race or color have people in it who are prejudiced, racist, and hateful. No ones immune to it.
Racism has never been "resolved" in fact it has EVOLVED to a level of subtle justfistication that makes certain people feel like everything is fair again to the so-called African American...but be that as it may, my emphasis was not on white racism or white oppression, for that matter...as a Black man, I have always listened to the battle cry for self love, Black unity as an epic necessity for progressive cultural perseverance...yet, we are very quick to pounce on one another the way one would kill a roach in the projects...but will think twice, three times to defend himself against a white attacker...and the scenes I pointed out from this GREAT film provide a daring example of reality in Black ideology...and that in and of itself is a product of a slave, racist and oppressive mentality...trickled down from hundreds of years ago.
@@darnellmiller1215 thats is 100% accurate...Zimmerman and other racist that gunned down innocent people are still walking the earth..where are all the " tough guys" now? We are too docile when it comes to white folks! I'm sorry but that's just the truth.
Context matters here i believe. If someone puts hands one me I try to have restraint to an extent but if you touch one of my friends and you aren’t a part of our “group” we are going to have problem...Also I think Jim brown didn’t confront him because of everything he’s said prior to the racism. You can even tell on Jim Browns face he confused with the kindness and just stood there perplexed after he said “no n****** in the house” He explains later how he hates those people more than out right racist.
@@PM-bs2mf you clearly are uninformed and sound racist t(could be wrong but I’ve heard this bullshit from outright racist enough to know). Work on your observational skills you fucking snowflake.