andyf said:

Please watch 'Graffiti Bridge' this weekend,and let me know what you think

erik319 said:

Stop mocking. Proof, if proof be needed that you have misunderstood my post.

Come on, now.

'Soul Plane' is WAY worse than Graffiti Bridge. That movie was just plain garbage. The only reason it was worth watching was for Sofia Vergara and that hottie black chick with the sexy eyes (don't know her name).

What's funny is, my friend bought 'Soul Plane' because Method Man is in it, and he's a fan. Then he left it at my house, he had brought it over to show me how terrible it was. I called him a few days later and I was like "Yo, you left the movie at my house. Want me to bring it back?" and he was like "Nah". LOL

Then what's even funnier is that someone stole it from my house. I was mad for a second cos I don't like people jacking my shit, but then I remembered how terrible the movie was and laughed. Somebody thought THAT shit was worth stealing? LOL

andyf said:

Are you attempting to comment on a film that you haven't even seen?

Just watch the damn thing, then comment on it. Doing so before is just stupid and pointless.

There you go, no mocking, same result.

andyf said:

No,it was just terrible I "understood" what he was TRYING to do.I get the message that he was trying to convey.Unfortunately,the movie is simply a waste of time.The storyline/plot is paper-thin and completely unbelievable,the script is dumb and it all looks like an overlong music video that never seems to end.

erik319 said:

Like I said, I'm too poor to see it atm. All I have at my mum's house is an old video player and my financial situation is dire. No, I am not commenting really on a film that I have not seen. What I am commenting on is this: I'll bet GB the film, even though I have not seen it and it is only my (pompous?) opinion, I'll bet it has been misunderstood, because most other things by Prince are misunderstood. That's my message, and that was my message on the other posts. And like I have written, I may be wrong.

Just watch the damn thing, you say, in "look how straight talking I am" language? Did you not read my post? I am too poor atm. Are you going to read this post and misunderstand this too?

Call me stupid, call my posts pointless. Feel free (Fiol free). I'm not in the business of exchanging personal insults (well, not always, lol). Mockery is easy, and it is not indicative of a sense of humour. And before you get your knickers in a twist (that's an English idiom, btw, used by all and sundry in GB, that's Great Britain, rather than Graffiti Bridge), before you get on your high horse, I am not saying you mocked in your last post. I thought it was a touch pompous though. But I may be wrong, lol.

All the best

Andy Fiol

Andy Fiol

http://www.iloveblackmovies.com/100Worst.html

THE 100 WORST BLACK MOVIES (EVER)

14. Girl 6 (1996)

26. Monster’s Ball (2001)

96. Colors (1988)


List compiled by FOX-TV film critic Shawn Edwards. Edwards has been a film critic for FOX 4 News in Kansas City since 2000. The award-winning journalist is also the co-founder of the African American Film Critics Association and is a voting member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association. Edwards wrote and directed the 2007 documentary "The 100 Best Black Films (Ever)." He is currently writing a book about the history of black film.

i find this list both offensive and wrong for two reasons..there are movies on there that are widely considered at least decent films and some which i consider great like Higher Learning which wasnt about black problems it was about general social problems like racism, sexism, depression, peer pressure, etc ..and also what constitutes a "black film" because Houseguest had two black people through most of the film and most of the movie took place in a house full of white people in a predominantly white neighborhood...poetic justice and colors dont belong on this list just to name a few

citrus said:

What was it then? In your opinion,

i find this list both offensive and wrong for two reasons..there are movies on there that are widely considered at least decent films and some which i consider great like Higher Learning which wasnt about black problems it was about general social problems like racism, sexism, depression, peer pressure, etc ..and also what constitutes a "black film" because Houseguest had two black people through most of the film and most of the movie took place in a house full of white people in a predominantly white neighborhood...poetic justice and colors dont belong on this list just to name a few

[Edited 3/12/10 16:01pm]

http://www.iloveblackmovies.com/100Worst.html

THE 100 WORST BLACK MOVIES (EVER)

1. Graffiti Bridge (1990)
2. Soul Plane (2004)
3. The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)
4. The Toy (1982)
5. Leonard Part 6 (1987)
6. Kazaam (1996)
7. Glitter (2001)
8. Belly (1998)
9. Pootie Tang (2001)
10. Mandingo (1975)

11. Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)
12. The Perfect Holiday (2007)
13. Phat Girlz (2006)
14. Girl 6 (1996)
15. The Cookout (2004)
16. I'm Bout It (1997)
17. Soul Man (1986)
18. Catwoman (2004)
19. Who’s Your Caddy? (2007)
20. B.A.P.S. (1997)

21. Beverly Hills Cop III (1994)
22. The Black Gestapo (1975)
23. How High (2001)
24. Meteor Man (1993)
25. In the Mix (2005)
26. Monster’s Ball (2001)
27. Juwanna Mann (2002)
28. Detroit 9000 (1973)
29. Ghost Dad (1990)
30. Phat Beach (1996)

31. Blankman (1994)
32. I Got the Hook Up (1998)
33. 3 Strikes (2000)
34. Norbit (2007)
35. Def by Temptation (1990)
36. Marci X (2003)
37. Foolish (1999)
38. Major Payne (1995)
39. House Party 4 (2000)
40. House Party 3 (1994)

41. Next Day Air (2009)
42. Under the Cherry Moon (1986)
43. House Guest (1995)
44. Meet Dave (2008)
45. Blackenstein (1973)
46. Woo (1998)
47. Boss’n Up (2005)
48. Irish Jam (2006)
49. King’s Ransom (2005)
50. Straight Out of Brooklyn (1991)

51. Coonskin (1975)
52. Hood of Horror (2006)
53. Love and a Bullet (2002)
54. My Baby’s Daddy (2004)
55. State Property 2 (2005)
56. State Property (2001)
57. Crossover (2006)
58. Boss Nigger (1975)
59. She Hate Me (2004)
60. Class Act (1992)

61. Bones (2001)
62. The Legend of Bagger Vance (2000)
63. See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989)
64. Poetic Justice (1993)
65. The Walking Dead (1995)
66. The Fighting Temptations (2003)
67. The Man (2005)
68. Code Name: The Cleaner (2007)
69. The Wash (2001)
70. Soul Soldier (1970)

71. Livin’ Large (1991)
72. Head of State (2003)
73. Double Take (2001)
74. The Honeymooners (2005)
75. Burglar (1987)
76. Honky (1971)
77. Waist Deep (2006)
78. The Great White Hype (1996)
79. Good Burger (1997)
80. The Mighty Quinn (1989)

81. Penitentiary (1979)
82. Honey (2003)
83. Critical Condition (1987)
84. The Ladies Man (2000)
85. Johnson Family Vacation (2004)
86. The Distinguished Gentlemen (1992)
87. Beloved (1998)
88. Fat Albert (2004)
89. Superfly T.N.T. (1973)
90. Little Man (2006)

91. First Sunday (2008)
92. Sprung (1997)
93. Higher Learning (1995)
94. Holy Man (1998)
95. Who’s the Man? (1993)
96. Colors (1988)
97. Shaft (2000)
98. White Chicks (2004)
99. Queen of the Damned (2002)
100. The Wiz (1978)

List compiled by FOX-TV film critic Shawn Edwards. Edwards has been a film critic for FOX 4 News in Kansas City since 2000. The award-winning journalist is also the co-founder of the African American Film Critics Association and is a voting member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association. Edwards wrote and directed the 2007 documentary "The 100 Best Black Films (Ever)." He is currently writing a book about the history of black film.

garganta said:

That damn racist gif.

andyf said:

Andy, believe me, if I could somehow unwatch Graffiti Bridge and beam it straight into your mind, I gladly would.

As for knickers in a twist, don't get a cob on, i'm from Burnley, we go commando up here

Isn't this the list of most notable black movies anyway...for the most part? (I DONT REQUIRE A LIST OF MOVIES NOT ON THE LIST...I SAID "FOR THE MOST PART")

squirrelgrease said:

I think you're gifist.

TellYoBodyWhat2Do said:

Ya know, I liked Higher Learning enough to buy it on DVD and was a Singleton fan after Boyz n the Hood, but Higher Learning is really, really flawed and over the top. I can see why folks would put it on the shit list.

Come on, now.

'Soul Plane' is WAY worse than Graffiti Bridge. That movie was just plain garbage. The only reason it was worth watching was for Sofia Vergara and that hottie black chick with the sexy eyes (don't know her name).

What's funny is, my friend bought 'Soul Plane' because Method Man is in it, and he's a fan. Then he left it at my house, he had brought it over to show me how terrible it was. I called him a few days later and I was like "Yo, you left the movie at my house. Want me to bring it back?" and he was like "Nah". LOL

Then what's even funnier is that someone stole it from my house. I was mad for a second cos I don't like people jacking my shit, but then I remembered how terrible the movie was and laughed. Somebody thought THAT shit was worth stealing? LOL

erik319 said:

Stop mocking. Proof, if proof be needed that you have misunderstood my post.

erik319 said:

an esoteric film for poets

a reflection of his inner world

a musical representation of the battle between good and evil

where love wins

citrus said:

An utter piece of shit like your post.

TheVoid said:

teeny weeny balls

BIG THUNDERING BALLS

citrus said:

Such is the discourse of a Graffiti Bridge fan I see.

SoulAlive said:

Cheers SoulAlive. Educate me (again). So what was the message he was trying to convey?

Thanks

Andy