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Carson City Classic Cinema presents Soul at outdoor family movie night at Mills Park

The Carson City Classic Cinema Club, Garrett Lepire, and Carson City Parks & Rec are once again teaming up to present a schedule of free Summer Outdoor Family Movie Nights at Mills Park (1111 E. William Street, Carson City NV 89701 - near the skate park).

Carson City Classic Cinema presents Soul at outdoor family movie night at Mills Park

The Carson City Classic Cinema Club, Garrett Lepire, and Carson City Parks & Rec are once again teaming up to present a schedule of free Summer Outdoor Family Movie Nights at Mills Park (1111 E. William Street, Carson City NV 89701 - near the skate park).

It s simple: Everybody needs to watch Pixar s Soul

It’s simple: Everybody needs to watch Pixar’s ‘Soul’ Pixar Animation Studios/Courtesy Grade: 4.5/5.0 For months, Disney shuffled around the release of its latest Pixar Animation film “Soul,” a highly anticipated feature starring Jamie Foxx as Pixar’s first Black lead character. While initially slated for theatrical release in June, Disney announced “Soul” would instead premiere exclusively on Disney+ on Dec. 25, 2020. Despite the changed release date, “Soul” managed to arrive right on time, delivering a message that carries newfound importance at the end of a devastating year.  “Soul,” directed by Pete Docter, follows Joe Gardner (Foxx), a middle-aged middle school band teacher in New York City. Joe believes that his true purpose lies beyond the classroom; he hopes to book a breakthrough gig and become a professional jazz pianist.

Soul : Why it took Pixar so long to have its first Black lead, voiced by Jamie Foxx

‘Soul’, Pixar’s latest animated feature, is finally releasing in cinemas on December 25. Initially slated for a June 19 release and pushed back to November 20 the film will make history this Christmas weekend, as it becomes Pixar’s first ever project with a lead Black character, a jazz musician voiced by Jamie Foxx. The burning question might be why it took Pixar this long to have an African-American protagonist. After all, it’s been 34 years since the studio was founded in 1986. The film follows middle-school band teacher Joe Gardner (Foxx), who has the chance of the lifetime to perform jazz on stage. But after a terrible accident, Joe’s soul detaches from his body

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