One Night in Miami...
Drama • R • 2020 • 1 hr 54 min
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This should’ve gotten many Oscars last year including picture, director, lead and supporting actor. Highly recommend. Top notch.
One of my favorite movies of 2020, an amazing imagining of these larger than life figures getting together and discussing real issues
You can tell it is adapted from a play and so it can feel like it loses momentum. But performances are top notch
Tells an interesting story. It's dialogue heavy, but that's to be expected for a stage adaptation.
I really like this film. The dialogue is awesome
History porn aside, each character represents and aspect of the black American struggle and a unique perspective on it. Amazing writing.
The four leads give an outstanding performance. The writing and chemistry are top notch.
Regina King's direction is fantastic. Slow start but a great film/biopic.
Incredible performances and sizzling dialogue make Regina King's directorial debut one worth applause. Great handling of dark subject matter
Dialogue based, this movie brings amazing performances and provoking speeches, providing different perspectives about Black America.
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