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If Undercover Brother had a opposite movie.... My boyfriend said there should be a opposite 2 the movie where black people took over the world and white people trying to get it back...i told him that I would protest that movie till kingdom come and so would a whole bunch of other people. What du u think? Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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i once thought of that idea. but i had it set in like the 40s or 50s.
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I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it. 
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It's been done, but what a poor excuse of a movie 
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It's been done. Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.” | |
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sinisterpentatonic said: I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it.
You'd a thought Spike would have created something like this a long time ago. Actually, I bet some white diretors would go for it. There's a great 60s-era flick called "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" or something like that. In it, an "oreo" type black man infiltrates the CIA and leads nationalist black revolutionaries in a nationwide civil insurrection. It's WAY campy and kind of fun, actually. I could see Quinten Tarrantino doing an homage to it. Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.” | |
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Lammastide said: sinisterpentatonic said: I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it.
You'd a thought Spike would have created something like this a long time ago. Actually, I bet some white diretors would go for it. There's a great 60s-era flick called "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" or something like that. In it, an "oreo" type black man infiltrates the CIA and leads nationalist black revolutionaries in a nationwide civil insurrection. It's WAY campy and kind of fun, actually. I could see Quinten Tarrantino doing an homage to it. My friend and I were talking about something like this the other night. I said, Spike Lee might produce it, or Q. Tarrantino. I thought about Michael Moore, but he does documentaries. | |
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UptownDeb said: Lammastide said: sinisterpentatonic said: I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it.
You'd a thought Spike would have created something like this a long time ago. Actually, I bet some white diretors would go for it. There's a great 60s-era flick called "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" or something like that. In it, an "oreo" type black man infiltrates the CIA and leads nationalist black revolutionaries in a nationwide civil insurrection. It's WAY campy and kind of fun, actually. I could see Quinten Tarrantino doing an homage to it. My friend and I were talking about something like this the other night. I said, Spike Lee might produce it, or Q. Tarrantino. I thought about Michael Moore, but he does documentaries. lol yall r silly. I have 2 c white mans burden. i 4got about that Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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UptownDeb said: Lammastide said: sinisterpentatonic said: I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it.
You'd a thought Spike would have created something like this a long time ago. Actually, I bet some white diretors would go for it. There's a great 60s-era flick called "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" or something like that. In it, an "oreo" type black man infiltrates the CIA and leads nationalist black revolutionaries in a nationwide civil insurrection. It's WAY campy and kind of fun, actually. I could see Quinten Tarrantino doing an homage to it. My friend and I were talking about something like this the other night. I said, Spike Lee might produce it, or Q. Tarrantino. I thought about Michael Moore, but he does documentaries. Michael Moore stopped doing documentaries years ago | |
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AaronUniversal said: UptownDeb said: Lammastide said: sinisterpentatonic said: I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it.
You'd a thought Spike would have created something like this a long time ago. Actually, I bet some white diretors would go for it. There's a great 60s-era flick called "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" or something like that. In it, an "oreo" type black man infiltrates the CIA and leads nationalist black revolutionaries in a nationwide civil insurrection. It's WAY campy and kind of fun, actually. I could see Quinten Tarrantino doing an homage to it. My friend and I were talking about something like this the other night. I said, Spike Lee might produce it, or Q. Tarrantino. I thought about Michael Moore, but he does documentaries. Michael Moore stopped doing documentaries years ago yeah..now he rams his opinions down the publics' throats by film. "Climb in my fur." | |
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One film I will reccomend Is "Putney Swope", it's a film about a token black executive at an all white advertising agency, who is unintentionally elected chairman of the board (the way this happens is hilarious). It's not exactly an opposite to undercover brother, but it does deal with role reversals. The film was done back in 1969, by Robert Downey Sr. (yep Jr's daddy) Anyways alot of the things this films address is still right on point, might be a bit abstract for some, but those that are in tune will find it alot of fun. | |
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Lammastide said: sinisterpentatonic said: I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it.
You'd a thought Spike would have created something like this a long time ago. Actually, I bet some white diretors would go for it. There's a great 60s-era flick called "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" or something like that. In it, an "oreo" type black man infiltrates the CIA and leads nationalist black revolutionaries in a nationwide civil insurrection. It's WAY campy and kind of fun, actually. I could see Quinten Tarrantino doing an homage to it. I have to check it out, have you seen "Putney Swope"? | |
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Pero hablo ingles..ssii muy muy bien... 
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sinisterpentatonic said: Lammastide said: sinisterpentatonic said: I don't think there would be a big protest over it, sure there maybe some unhappy about it, but I still think it could be pulled off. Just don't wait on a white person to write the script or direct it.
You'd a thought Spike would have created something like this a long time ago. Actually, I bet some white diretors would go for it. There's a great 60s-era flick called "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" or something like that. In it, an "oreo" type black man infiltrates the CIA and leads nationalist black revolutionaries in a nationwide civil insurrection. It's WAY campy and kind of fun, actually. I could see Quinten Tarrantino doing an homage to it. I have to check it out, have you seen "Putney Swope"? It sounds vaguely familiar, but, no, I haven't seen it. I'll have to check it out. Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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AaronUniversal said: Michael Moore stopped doing documentaries years ago Didn't he do Bowling for Columbine? That's a documentary, right? Just don't know whether it came out this year, or last? | |
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