Lol, looks like we have always done gangster movies, but there is always a difference when we present our own narrative. None of the guys playing servants were required to play dumb.
Well made in all areas. Production values, cast - just a few smarms that might be my view of movies made after 1937, script, plot (predicable), clothing from the period, and a drama - not a copy of Boston Blackie nor a James Cagney emoting. A professionalism that has stood the test of decades.
This is a awesome movie. Another great one is Geen Pastures, I think 1937 .I believe it is a all black cast as well. I'm red and white ... both But I have always loved the older black cast movies or heavy black cast movies.. like let's do it again and uptown Saturday night and others. The story movie Heat of the night.. Ralph Coopers son Ralph Cooper Ii took over the Appolo theater amateur talt night from his daddy He got into music.. he is promoting Amanda Holly now a bi racial girl. Just FYI
Fascinating! Movie making has changed dramatically over the past 80 plus years as has the style of acting. Here the actors have a very dramatic stage like performance. Movie story telling is also much more sophisticated with more subtlety and changes in pace. A movie making shorthand has developed that filmakers use and audiences understand that is missing in these early films. It's wonderful to see black people properly represented on screen rather the cruel stereotypes seen in the mainstream big budget Hollywood movies of the period.
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Wow....fascinating Hollywood history. These artists and production crew pioneered this American art and industry....never forget....
Bro said from now on I’m your partner to the boss tho. On some or I’ll beat ya ass🤣
BRAVO! Thank you!
Ralph Cooper the creator of Amateur Night at the Apollo! “Legend”
This is wonderful, thank you for this download. Please keep them coming.
I like how everybody is dressed up and looking sharp🥰
Oh my goodness you have 1.17 million followers I remember when you first started congratulations
Thank you fam.
This was phenomenal! Please keep these great classics coming!
Wow!! Utterly amazing, with a superb cast of very talented & good looking actors!
They are some good looking Black folk🙆🏽♂️🍫
Great film! Thank you for uploading 👍🏾
Thanks for watching
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Lol, looks like we have always done gangster movies, but there is always a difference when we present our own narrative. None of the guys playing servants were required to play dumb.
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Well made in all areas. Production values, cast - just a few smarms that might be my view of movies made after 1937, script, plot (predicable), clothing from the period, and a drama - not a copy of Boston Blackie nor a James Cagney emoting. A professionalism that has stood the test of decades.
Wow 1937!
What a good film and an amazing piece of history. Great intro by Ossie Davis. I feel there's a movie to be made about the making of this movie.
This movie reminds me of "Harlem Nights"😊❤
This is a awesome movie.
Another great one is Geen Pastures, I think 1937 .I believe it is a all black cast as well.
I'm red and white ... both
But I have always loved the older black cast movies or heavy black cast movies.. like let's do it again and uptown Saturday night and others.
The story movie
Heat of the night..
Ralph Coopers son Ralph Cooper Ii took over the Appolo theater amateur talt night from his daddy
He got into music.. he is promoting Amanda Holly now a bi racial girl.
Just FYI
Uptown Saturday Night Is My Favorite Biggie Smalls never gets old
Let's Do It Again too. 👍🏼
@@codymann6152 oh yah Mac
Fascinating! Movie making has changed dramatically over the past 80 plus years as has the style of acting. Here the actors have a very dramatic stage like performance. Movie story telling is also much more sophisticated with more subtlety and changes in pace. A movie making shorthand has developed that filmakers use and audiences understand that is missing in these early films. It's wonderful to see black people properly represented on screen rather the cruel stereotypes seen in the mainstream big budget Hollywood movies of the period.
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Excellent.
Is this the format where we watch together and chat amongst ourselves during the film?
Yes
Is There A Zoom presentation coming?
Wow.
My man, OSSIE DAVIS'' resonance💗💗💗before James Earl Jones and Morgan Freeman's voiceovers🎤🎤🎤- of course NOT overlooking Mr. Robeson' s gift💗💗💗
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Can’t make it right now. I’m watching the glass onion… Premier today
But I’ll be back
... did somebody say something..
*All Black Cast!* Yet they still had the *darker one's* bucking their eyes and acting *childlike!* 🤷🏽
Already know🙄
If a white man produced this film,
Wouldn't that make this a plantation?
Did I understand that multiple investors were involved in this film including the star Ralph Cooper and another black investor ?
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