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Hi gang, Hakim from Los Angeles writing in. I’m curious:
what current/historical event or subculture would you all want to be explored in a film that hasn’t been (doc or narrative)? Love the show. Keep up the awesome work! All the best, Hakim
Hey guys, love the show and appreciate the work that you do as well as the different perspectives everybody brings. My question is this:
what is a movie that you feel you could do a one person reenactment of? Mine would be
School of Rock. While it is not necessarily my favorite movie, I pretty much know it by heart and I feel that I could perform most of the movie by myself if I had to. Anyway keep up the great work! – Matt, New Jersey P.S. Today’s podcast discussed the best opening credits sequences and I just wanted to add Men in Black as an opening that deserves some love.
All the reasons why we stan LaKeith Stanfield
Seeing
LaKeith Stanfield on screen is a unique gift to all of us. Movies are meant to transport you to an alternate reality, and that is especially true when watching
LaKeith Stanfield movies. Whether he is a troubled teenager, an FBI agent, or
LaKeith Stanfield dominates any character he plays. With an Oscar nomination under his belt and an album on the way, this actor is forging his own path in Hollywood.
LaKeith Stanfield lays low when he’s not on the big screen, but that won’t stop us from figuring out where this talented actor came from.
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