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One of the best hour plus of television I've ever seen. Jharrel Jerome killed it, man. I had to pause it at work, or I woulda broke down a few times.
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One of the best hour plus of television I've ever seen. Jharrel Jerome killed it, man. I had to pause it at work, or I woulda broke down a few times.
Is any new info presented about the case? Or do they play on a new angle? If not I doubt I'll watch. Not a huge fan of dramatizations. If it gets more people invested in this issue though, I suppose that's a good thing.
Learning about the kids and their experiences firsthand is more valuable IMO. The Central Park 5 doc was really well made. NYC in the 80's was sh*t show. What a tragedy for those kids.
One of the best hour plus of television I've ever seen. Jharrel Jerome killed it, man. I had to pause it at work, or I woulda broke down a few times.
They released it in time for Emmy consideration.
Anything to try to save face. This bish, Linda Fairstein, still maintains that boys did it, and felt they were also involved with the robberies and assault that occurred on that same night.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vu...stein-oped-ava-duvernay-when-they-see-us.html
Hell, even the victim, Trisha Meilii, is no better either. This was from July of last year, but I'm very certain her opinions to this day remains unchanged.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-metro-central-park-jogger-interview-20180712-story.html?outputType=amp
Only sympathy I have for her is the sexual assault and mental scarring. However, when it comes to her unwillingness to believe the boys were innocent (even after all the forensic evidence highlighted that Reyes and Reyes ALONE was the SOLE perpetrator), and felt that the Mayor awarding the wrongly accused boys 41 Million was disgusting, disappointing and an attempt to "score points with his liberal base", she can rot...FDB
Oh, is that my mans Kevin (PAUSE) from Moonlight??
!!!Just wanted to touch on something outside of the story that I think was well done and added dimension and background to the film. The wardrobes, music and scenery were ON POINT in this.
Could really feel the transition in times, scored by the changing fashion, scenery, music, urban decay and later gentrification all throughout. It felt like you were feeling the time pass. And it felt like 80s, 90s, early 00s NYC.
Many times in urban set films (usually by white directors)....they take BIG shortcuts in these departments. It could be 1985 and they’d have Thug #1 in a pinwheel fitted and durag with a big white T shirt or some goofy ****. And some platinum era Neptune type generic rap beat blasting in the background. And the actors wouldn’t even try the accents of the place they’re portraying. No attention to that detail.
This felt like they really took the time to capture the settings and essence of that time. When the Puerto Rican cat came home, went to his block and saw the mid-late 90s decay....then copped the fubu, timbs and pager etc when he started hustling...scored by old Hov. Or hearing Umi Says by Most Def at the right moment. It all fit together nicely, and I thought it worked really well for the series.
Oprah interview my heart broke for Antron.