Category: Movies

By Jelani Greenidge
July 22, 2010

In Your Dreams

In the Old Testament, Joseph and Daniel interpreted bizarre dreams. In Christopher Nolan's hit film Inception, Leonardo DiCaprio invades them.

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The Last Racebender?

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Does it matter when a white actor plays an Asian role? M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender is a case study of the polarizing battle between colorblindness and race consciousness in Hollywood.

Lena's Shining Light

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More than just a legendary entertainer, Lena Horne was a courageous activist against segregation and the racial injustices in Hollywood and society.

The Prodigal Daughter

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As Black movies go, Preacher's Kid is a refreshing change of pace -- a contemporary parable that presents a balanced portrayal of African American manhood and an authentic view of Black church life that confronts the stereotypes head-on. PLUS: Find out how to receive a FREE copy of the DVD.

'The Perfect Game': A Swing and a Hit

The Perfect Game recounts the true story of a scrappy group of boys in Monterrey, Mexico, who end up competing in the 1957 Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. They face many obstacles on the way to their goal, including racism and discrimination. Sure, it follows all the usual sports movie clichés, but it's also full of heart, humor, and faith.

'Letters to God' Misses Postmark

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A young boy with a tragic diagnosis. A mailman who has lost his way. A powerful message of Christ's love and forgiveness. Letters to God sounds like the perfect Christian movie, right?

So Much for Happily Ever After

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Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Too?, the sequel to Perry's 2007 hit film about the ups and downs of four African American couples, spends more time down than up. In fact, it leaves you wondering why did they get married?

'The Blind Side' Changed His Life

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We talk to Blind Side star Quinton Aaron about portraying Michael Oher, losing his real-life mother, his American Idol dream, and the enduring criticism regarding his hit film. PLUS: Leave a comment below for a chance to win 1 of 5 FREE copies of The Blind Side on DVD.

The Balancing Act of a Successful Woman

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Our culture often still doesn't know what to do with ambitious women who strive to be successful both personally and professionally, and many women are frustrated or confused as a result. Perhaps we need to go back to women like Ruth, Esther, and Mary for some insight and guidance.

Mo'Nique's Oscar-winning performance in Precious came from a dark place in her family history. Say what you will about the actress and the movie, her Academy Award victory caps the unlikely rise of a black woman who turned personal tragedy into professional triumph.

A Prodigal's Song

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As Black movies go, Preacher's Kid is a refreshing change of pace -- a contemporary parable that presents a balanced portrayal of African American manhood and an authentic view of Black church life that confronts the stereotypes head-on.

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