Calling it now, it will win Best Picture regardless of how good it is.
shareI concur! Kind of like Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize before he even served one day as President, and then after 8 years, did really nothing to promote world peace, and instead vastly INCREASED the racial divide in America by completely denying any problems with the black race.
shareIt's about time. I was just thinking the other day how George Floyd was basically forgotten. I was wrong.
shareHmmm something else is happening this year... Tip of my tongue... Oh right! It's another election year!
shareThe biopic will apparently not portray Floyd as a perfect person, but rather a father with human flaws, whose horrific death changed the world. It will not be a traditional biopic, more a “gritty drama of a man and his community thrust into the fiery light of history,” according to a press release.
Hopefully the film tells the true story of a good man and doesn't get polluted by any far-right sentiments. You know, falsehoods about Floyd having a prolific criminal past, or using counterfeit bills while drugged out of his mind on the day he was killed. We all know he was a little black angel who was "turning his life around"!
shareI did find a new photo of him confirming your assertion.
https://i.postimg.cc/qqX5jzgg/aftt.jpg
From the details it sounds like a shitty little film that the family financed with some of their "lottery winnings", It'll go straight to streaming and be buried deep on Netflix within a week.
shareOh you mean like those "lottery winnings" that Rodney King was enjoying when he died poolside at his LA mansion?
shareWashington said in a statement, “We are excited the world will see the real, jovial, and loving George we know."
Now was this before he got fucked up on drugs or what because he didn't sound Jovial when we last saw him with Chauvin kneeling on his shoulder blades?? Who plays the part of Chauvin and who plays George Floyd?? 🤔
After all, we're educated about reality by watching movies!
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