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rusty quoin

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6. I have always loved movies, and especially historical ones.

Reply to MerryBlooms (Original post)

Sat Jun 18, 2016, 01:42 AM

Jun 2016

I would love to experience a period of African American historical movies. She could be one. Half the stuff could be made up, but it is done already with historical movies.

The thing about historical movies is that it makes the viewer research it further.

You could make it a love story.

Red Tails, I hoped so much, would be well directed but it was not. I still like much of the movie. I would like a Hollywood hero phase of African Americans.

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I have always loved movies, and especially historical ones. rusty quoin Jun 2016 #6