La società americana dei Magical Negroes
Titolo originale: The American Society of Magical Negroes
Aren viene reclutato in una società segreta di neri magici che dedicano la loro vita a una causa di estrema importanza.Aren viene reclutato in una società segreta di neri magici che dedicano la loro vita a una causa di estrema importanza.Aren viene reclutato in una società segreta di neri magici che dedicano la loro vita a una causa di estrema importanza.
- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
- Premi
- 1 vittoria
James E. Welsh
- Patron
- (as James Welsh)
Isayas Theodros
- Antoine
- (as Isayas J. Theodros)
Gregory James Cohan
- Guard
- (as Greg Cohan)
The 'American Society' Journey From Script to Screen
The 'American Society' Journey From Script to Screen
Watch our conversation with The American Society of Magical Negroes writer and director Kobi Libii and lead actors Justice Smith and David Alan Grier.
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Lo sapevi?
- QuizPulled from theaters after just three weeks.
- BlooperA man in the background exits a building and begins walking toward the foreground, sees the filming in progress, then turns and runs back into the building.
- Colonne sonoreGames People Play
Written by Joe South
Performed by Johnnie Taylor
Courtesy of Craft Recordings, a Division of Concord
Recensione in evidenza
I didn't know what this movie was gonna be about I just thought the name was funny. It's starts off awkward, seemed like a typical role for Justice Smith. I was hoping it was gonna have some grandeur to it, I was expecting a really funny black Harry Potter maybe. The premise is a little weird, maybe racist too. And I don't think the movie as a whole was executed well.
I had a couple laughs. Like how they couldn't figure out a better way to design a secret entrance in the barber shop. The speech he gave about the magical society and sharks was hilariously bad. I kept comparing this to American fiction, very unfavorably. It felt like that's what they were trying to do. Felt like it could be funnier. The story and its characters took everything seriously even though the premise felt extremely silly.
Throughout the movie, I was inundated with waves of second-hand embarrassment and awkwardness. The premise relies heavily on white discomfort, well I'm black and I was like "ugh, no" a lot. The movie felt inconsistent, with some scenes seeming okay, as if they belonged in a better film, while others gave me the urge to scream "nooo!!" even louder than Charles Leclerc in France. The final speech was particularly dreadful, it was out of the blue, replete with cringe-inducing moments and also unjustified based off what we saw of the character. He was simply a socially awkward guy, period. It had nothing to do with him being black. The collective sighs of "oh no" from the audience were frequent. I shouldn't say the audience, there were only like 5 other people in the theatre. A lot of scenes were hard to watch.
However, I did like the romantic bits, which could have easily formed the basis of a separate film. I'd certainly be keen to watch a cheesy romcom starring Justice Smith and An Li Bogan.
There were a few bits that I liked, that made me laugh, but this could've been so much better, or maybe not even made at all lol. I don't think the movie had any meaning behind it that it conveyed successfully. I think if I liked the movie, I'd have maybe liked the ending. Instead I thought "oh no, there's gonna be another one."
I had a couple laughs. Like how they couldn't figure out a better way to design a secret entrance in the barber shop. The speech he gave about the magical society and sharks was hilariously bad. I kept comparing this to American fiction, very unfavorably. It felt like that's what they were trying to do. Felt like it could be funnier. The story and its characters took everything seriously even though the premise felt extremely silly.
Throughout the movie, I was inundated with waves of second-hand embarrassment and awkwardness. The premise relies heavily on white discomfort, well I'm black and I was like "ugh, no" a lot. The movie felt inconsistent, with some scenes seeming okay, as if they belonged in a better film, while others gave me the urge to scream "nooo!!" even louder than Charles Leclerc in France. The final speech was particularly dreadful, it was out of the blue, replete with cringe-inducing moments and also unjustified based off what we saw of the character. He was simply a socially awkward guy, period. It had nothing to do with him being black. The collective sighs of "oh no" from the audience were frequent. I shouldn't say the audience, there were only like 5 other people in the theatre. A lot of scenes were hard to watch.
However, I did like the romantic bits, which could have easily formed the basis of a separate film. I'd certainly be keen to watch a cheesy romcom starring Justice Smith and An Li Bogan.
There were a few bits that I liked, that made me laugh, but this could've been so much better, or maybe not even made at all lol. I don't think the movie had any meaning behind it that it conveyed successfully. I think if I liked the movie, I'd have maybe liked the ending. Instead I thought "oh no, there's gonna be another one."
- AfricanBro
- 15 mar 2024
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- 15.000.000 USD (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 2.480.645 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 1.304.270 USD
- 17 mar 2024
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- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 44 minuti
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- 1.85 : 1
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