10. “The Jackie Robinson Story” (1950): The filmmakers stuck to the truth (more or less), and in doing so made a mockery of the mainstream industry’s screen segregation. http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU pic.twitter.com/dhLWySvzjX
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21. “Losing Ground” (1982): Identity is among the themes that wend through Kathleen Collins’s film, which feels just as personal and vital now as it did over 35 years ago.http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU
22. “She’s Gotta Have It” (1986): Spike Lee’s debut feature remains a loving, lovely portrait of black bohemia. (That said, the sexual politics may look problematic in hindsight.)pic.twitter.com/h1y1IpsZjp
23. “Tongues Untied” (1989): This passionate, angry mix of documentary, memoir and poetry is a milestone in both New Black and New Queer cinema.http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU
24. “House Party” (1990): The rap duo Kid ’n Play star in an exuberant teenage comedy that mixes rebellious mischief and respect for elders. http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU pic.twitter.com/MF3f5kp1Ka
25. "Daughters of the Dust" (1991): Beyonce’s "Lemonade" sparked the latest revival of interest in this masterpiece, a beautiful work of historical reconstruction and feminist imagination.http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU
26. “Malcolm X” (1992): Denzel Washington dominates almost every frame of this electrifying epic, one of Spike Lee’s most enduring films. http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU pic.twitter.com/I8sCIA1G0h
27. "Devil in a Blue Dress" (1995): As a man traverses both black and white L.A., the film offers up a rich vision of African-American life almost entirely absent from Hollywood’s fantasies. http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU pic.twitter.com/Z5yuoCwUsN
28. “The Watermelon Woman” (1996): The moral of this movie is that “sometimes you have to invent your own history.” That idea is both heartbreaking and inspiring.http://nyti.ms/2BMQKpU
I love this two. They made me laugh a lot, I miss them a lot. This was comedians !! The best movies of them, blind, deaf and crazy
always enjoyed Wilder and Pryor together in movies.
Lol old times
That's right. We bad.
I saw this movie when i was 14 or so it was funny but funnier when i turned 19 lol
He also directed ghost dad.... Oh dear
Back in the days of not making sequels but taking the same cast and putting them together in a different movie.
A fuckin classic
Also a good msg about love & interracial friendship is #MrChurch.That really is an inspiring movie and is based on real ppl & events,I believe that it's much better that a comedy,no matter if these 2 have been great as a couple in the industry as comedians;my respect also to them
That's right, we bad we bad. Very talented guys.
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