The After the Film Discussion  

As I was walking out of the theater after seeing “Fences”, I heard an older black woman speaking to a couple women with her, saying, “that’s how it is, WE always have to clean up THEIR mess and hold things together”, smh. I’ll never forget how that moment put a bow on that movie experience and made me realize just how poisonous movies can be.

That last conversation with the female deserve to be clipped and posted on it's own. What a fantastic breakdown

One of my favorite movies. I first watched it in Pittsburgh and drove by August Wilson's house.

Tragic Hero.. was the archetype the gentleman was looking for. Most people can't grasp it because you are either good or bad.

2:00 Men i am from pittsburgh P.A. & August Wilson actually lived 1 street over on bedford ave, but, several blocks down in the Hill DISTRICT just several decades apart from me so its safe to say that i come from a legendary neighborhood & fellas if i could tell some stories about these hills having eyes its no wonder why i wrote the book of [ MGTOW QUOTES VOLUME-1 ] after years of studying this LEGEND... as i will soon be

Much respect BGS & Panelist for this breakdown. As mentioned by some of the previous comments, from the @56:00 mark until the end summed up everything perfectly and could be a clip of its own.

Interesting, my great grandfather and his 3 sons had to leave Alabama.

I had this film on DVD since its release and never got around to watch it. I may have to do it this weekend.

Splendid conversation

This was a excellent stream I saw movie for the second time and have another deeper understanding of it & the people in it, excellent review from the panelists.

Great discussion

"I" thought it would be a good idea to take my adopted brother to see this. He agreed intially, but fronted to be with kids his own age. I was 53 he was 22 years old. In the meantime my father and hadnt spoke in 7 years, because of a very bad fight him and i had. We almost tried to kill each other. We got good before he died.ñ thank God.

Nice! Been waiting

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@28:15 TO SLEEP WITH ANGER (1990) is a film by Charles Burnett. Could this be an example of what @Eye am Just Jules is talking about?

5:34 what video is that?

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Where do you get your information? I think you have hope regarding marriage and relationship that's good but to constantly look for loop holes in ideologies is strange.