amy: "black panther." we look at the record-breaking blockbuster film that has been called a defining moment for black america. globaler $750 million in box office sales in just the first two weeks, it is already the highest grossing film ever made an african-american director in the biggest february film debut of all time. we will host a roundtable discussion looking at "black panther." but first, two major supreme court decisions on immigration. >> we are talking about people who have been in this country who clearly do have various institutional rights. and our use adjusting that if the backlog is five years, it is ok to keep them there for five years without a determination of whether they pose any risk of flight or whether they are dangerous? >> i would say that is not unconstitutional. amy: the supreme court sides with the traffic administration minerals federal authorities can continue to indefinitely detain some immigrants and asylum-seekers without a bond hearing. the decision comes a day after th

black panther continues to smash records. look at the film and we look at the issue of people and dramatic new details on jennifer and justin's split. from headlining like dashed baby dreams to living like a single guy, jen and justin's marriage has been under a microscope from the start. through it all "people" senior editor says that jen is doing okay. >> sources around her say that she's someone that is not one to have regrets. she wouldn't be devastated and looking at the negative end. she feels she got a lot out of the relationship and they had good times together. they apparently had hopes to have kids together, but it wasn't in the cards. >> you guys wrote that they were trying to have a baby which i think that's something that's always wagered and is that sort of the big new information coming out in this? >> what we are learning is she and justin wanted to have a baby and it didn't work out. and the other thing they had complex feelings about it and they were sad about it, but she didn't let it consume her. >> a gian

jane: he illustratack panther: the man without fear" in 2010. >> the black panther does the backflip kick, on the floor, defeated, and they start to disintegra. jane: he has worked on a range of comic-book characters includinbatman and another black superhero, luke cage. but black panther could be a game changer. directed by ryan coogler, the movie cost $200 llion to make, and is expected to top $0 million this weekend, setting a record for a film directed by an african american. its big budget, global relea , and marketing push by disney are challenging assumptions about films with predominantly blackce actors and pro. >> i think this movie is going to do gangbusters whents the theaters. the fact that it is outpacingin "star warsicket sales says that there is an audience you would be stupid to let any personal biases have preclude you from making money. jane: the film's setting is also significant. wakanda, a fictional african nation that outstrips any so-called developed country in the west. >> i have seen cars fly. >> if you are young person keeping up with politics and you hear p

the legacy of the black panthers, from the streets to the canvas. how a new exhibit is shining a light those still in prison. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. aye national rifle association head spoke out tne week after the florida school shooting, going on the offensive against those calling for stricter gun laws in the wake of the tragedy. wayne lapierre said democrats and the media were using the shooting to try to erodeco titutional right. simeanwhile, the pnt doubled down on his suggestion that some specially trained teachers could be armed to protect students. our north america editor jon sopel reports. jon: will the florida school shooting come to be seen as a m landmaent when impotence gave way to rage and rage led to action? the vociferous udents who are taking to the streets are brinng change, but not alway in the way they wanted. the president has made clear that the way to make schools was secure is to train and arm more teachers, tweeting today jon:fl he firsted the idea at an emotional

sekou 0dinga was a leader of the black panthers in new york.ice. he maintains he was given a heftier sentence for his ativism and political beliefs. the media always projected us as being some kind of terrorists, some kind of wild, violent bunch. unprovoked attacks on police. they never talked about how many black men, women and children were dying at the hands of the police every day and still do. the fight against racism and inequality is once again demanding public attention. the upraised fists, athletes taking the knee, the black lives matter movement. sophia believes understanding of how past activists fought will help today‘s activists pave the way forward. more on that on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i‘m @bbc mike embley. thank you for watching. hello there. we have been talking for several days now about how colder weather is on the way. over the next few days, i think you will really start to feel the effects of that colder air. some of us have already seen a little bit of snow and

that was started by the black panther party. [applause] glover: thank you. not remember that we forget that. you have all these things happening on a local level, taking on a local level and building national and international networks. that is dangerous. jones: i think also, just about your question, america has a tendency to apologize black people. pathologize black people. they think that there were something wrong with black people are genetically, culturally, psychologically. it is hard for them to step out of white supremacy and ask a question like, why are you in jail? what are you doing here? even to this day radicals are portrayed as irrational people whose radicalness flows from their irrational psychological problems, is said flowing from their conditions of life -- instead of flowing from their conditions of life. they might as well ask angela davis, why are you here? ok, let's talk about why i am here. thank you for asking me a question. let's talk. i am talking and the cameras are rolling and i am telling you unedited what i think? when people

an epic roar echo throughout hollywood this weekend as the marvel universe superhero a black panther was finally unleashed in theaters here in the united states and around the world and the benchmark of success in a capitalistic culture is money then without a shadow of a doubt black panther is in just four days of release a smashing success by pulling in a record breaking two hundred thirty five million dollar opening weekend at the box office black panther shatter not only box office records alon held movie industry beliefs and a racist barrier is about the amount of green a film of color can bring in especially one featuring a black superhero fighting for the safety of his powerful and technologically advanced african home country not exactly hollywood storytelling spread bother to say the least but for many black men women and children both here in the u.s. and around the world even before the film was released the success of black panther was about more than just being another hollywood hit and joining us to discuss by panther's true success is georgetown university professor ch

and the black panther has landed in theaters. tonight, we follow theracks of the black superhero from comic books to the big screen. welcome to viewers public television in america and around the globe. it i ve so ofar byno special counsel robert mueller. today, 13 russians were charged in a conspiracy to disrupt the american political system election. the deputy attorney general stressed that the investigation is not over, but this marks a major development in a probe thatas fueled months of controversy in washington. the bbc's north america editor jon sopel starts our coverage. jon: there is probably not a person anywhere the world who 2016't know who wonhe presidential election, but how it was oneho and influenced the results are still the subject of a rancorous dispute. day in a dramatic development, charges were brought against a number of russians for their efforts to affect the outcome. defendantsein: the arlegedly conducted what they called informationre against the united states, with l e oaedst s r ngraeal. they used st

some of us joined the black panther party. >> amazing. >> wow. >> brian? >> as a toddler, i was deeply committed to black power. [laughter] >> it was inborn. obviously i was a toddler. , i amistening to you talk struck by the enthusiasm and energy you have for these moments now, still, and i think there is something about this for and book that raises new generation that has not yet tasted what it feels like to collective power. you are clapping because we should walk around thinking that, but we don't, and that is why i am excited to be sitting do anything i can for myself and others to teach about this movement to go back to the questions that were ,aised, this question of power can we do things and change things? i watched this film with my father, who was not involved in he had nont, but personal connection to any of the people you are describing, but this film -- he turned to me and said, you know what, brian, these people kicked in the door's that i walked through. humanized people and he was over and over again struck by their intelligence, charisma

are they relying on black panther to make the year?will get us positive on the box office year to date, it could be up to $300 million globally in four days. never seen that before in february and it will eclipse record and say people will come to good movies anytime of the is it becausey: the african-american market was untapped? why is this such an historic time? >> the african-american market is somewhat untapped with road trip, get out, chile to african-americans but this is entirely black cast and powerful acting and exciting. and a big production value which we do not usually see in movies like this. vonnie: there are two sides to the story, this will raise the bar so much for what will get people out to the theater that you have to wonder, is the next movie that needs to be a blockbuster suffer. will people not come out if it is not better than a paradigm shifting moving? --it is a precedent in president its setting movie we hope will be more, wonder woman, starring of woman, directed by woman with a huge global box office and n

we were yelling out lsd, black panthers. remember when they tried to bomb the pentagon? like we realized we probably should lower our voices. we were going to become the sheriff was is going to come. but speed is talking about some football team. >> that could be. but it was sort of a guiding light. this is getting a little highfalutin here but maybe tim was looking down, like lighten up. maybe you could inject, try to get away as great as the circumstances were to inject a a little bit of comic absurdity. we tried to do that. i would say, i don't know how you felt come steep, that was the hardest thing of all for us to do is work together, how do balance? a lot of people would say being underground is a revolutionary in algeria, that's not comic. that's not funny nor being in prison. >> if you think about richard nixon, he was not funny at all validity, the person comic villain. >> in a way, yeah. >> that voice, talking about injecting humor. >> that was really, yeah, we worked together i think really well. there were a lot of times when i was writing things that were n

just being another hollywood hit and joining us to discuss black panthers true success is georgetown university professor chris chambers a few wow you too that's a big price that's a big number oh it is blows away every every you know and it and you there weren't any rappers in the movie right there weren't any bizarre stereotypes in the movie there were some hard questions and issues to debate in the movie all the things that you know the go counterintuitive to what hollywood just over and over again in all the years leading up so let me ask you you know why why do you believe. you know why is black panther success this week and so much bigger than just dollars numbers like what actually was the success it's a perfect storm i mean we have we have the current cultural and social and political climate that really where i think african-americans needed this kind of a pick me up but black people. can't create these kind of domestic numbers and you're going to see that repeated i mean this is a character that was invented by white people in the sixty's by stan lee but i think the time is

student revolution, the black panther movement. and they declared a war on drugs and they thought that that might really resonate out of the american heartland people would go that's a greater enemy that's something you really should be afraid of. and -- the clever thinking was we need to demonize someone i don't know if this is familiar in terms of the political environment but we need to find someone a american seem to like it to find someone wearing black hat a villain to decide it would be timny leary and opening pages of the book not to give too much away. nixon with his aids actually began with great excitement they have identified poster child and they're chanting timmy leary nixon yelling out we have room in the prisons for him, and that's really how our -- i would call it an adventure story begins. >> you know, when -- really when we set out to write this book we both were interest in the tim leary we read the biography of tim which has a pretty negative slangt on tim as a person but has this one small really intriguing ch

the black panther movie is feeling interest in the black panther movement. >> my son, it is your time>> reporter: as the movie was breaking records at the box office, organizers and west oakland were talking about the timing of the movies release.>> everyone is talking about the movie about the first black superhero.>> reporter: the party founder, would've turned 76. >> while people's eyes and lips are on the word black panther, we are saying let's look at the real superheroes. people that did incredible things and got the world's attention. >> reporter: a small gathering celebrated his birthday, with drumming, spoken words and a dedicated mural. melvin dixon says the movie is bringing new publicity to the black panther party. >> it sparks interest. >> reporter: the party and the character were created in the same year, 1966. it is unclear whether one inspired the other. oakland acres decked out in their best, couldn't contain her excitement. >> it is big deal, you can see the lines like star wars. >> they are excited about the message, it has to do with a country that is all black.>>

wery character that i sean int panther," the mathout fear in 2010. panther does a back kick, knocks this guy out. >> he's worked on a range of coc boonk book characters, including batman and another black superhero, luke cage but "black panther" could be a game changer. directed by ryan kugler, the movie cost $200 million to make d is examined to top $150 million this weekend, setting a record f a film directed by an african-american. it's -- its big budget, global reels and marketing push by disney are challenging assumptions about films with predominantly black actors and producers. >> i think thisove is movie is going to do gang busters. it's outpacing "star wars" in terms of advance ticket sales. that says there an audience for this. and you'd be really stupid to let a personal biases preclude you from making money. >> the film's setting is also significant. a fictional african nation tha outstrips any so-called developed country in the west. >> i have seen gods fly. >> if you're a young person keeping up with politics andri you're h politicians

"black panther." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "black panther" by kendrick lamar, from the soundtrack for the movie "black panther." this is dedemocracy now!, democracacynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as black history month wraps up, we turn now to a film that's making history as we speak. that's right, we spend the rest of the hour looking at the record-breaking, blockbuster film "black panther." the film has captivated global audiences and has radd in more 700 million dlars -- since its reasase eaier r th $7$7 million this month. "blackanantherhad d thfifthh highesearning opening weekend of any film u u.s. storory d has alady become the single highest-grossi f film er by a black rector, -year-olryan coogler. it is also t bigge february film deb of all time. the super ro flickased o e marvel comic, featureaa joriritylack c ct and habeen called a defininmoment f blacamerica. this is pa o of thtraiaileforr "black panth."." >> have se god fly list of i have sn men bud weapons t

at the latest hollywood superhero blockbuster black panther has been praised all around but for some that's a problem and. explains the new hollywood blockbuster black panther is creating quite a stir in an era where diversity is a favorite word the film is seen as a huge breakthrough for african-americans the first ever big budget comic book story with a black superhero the cultural significance of marvel's black panther is immense sting praised for its impact on the black community it's white people as we see ourselves even as we like to see ourselves as again masters of our own destinies not waiting for white savior to come and rescue us from whatever receiving ourselves now there's a common criticism of hollywood that film directors and actors of color are less acceptable in mainstream culture so the fact that a film like black panther is making such a huge splash is seen as a huge breakthrough and success by many americans shows positive african-american heroes and that's something that hasn't been in films and i think it's fabulous now this folie a movie that represents black p

our guest tonight, one of the stars of "black panther" and my movie mom lupita nyong'o is here, everybody( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: but first, i don't know if you've noticed, but seems like, as donald trump becomes more and more unwoke, justin trudeau is compensating in the other direction. the only issue is the canadian prime minister keeps going too far. >> canada's prime minister is under fire for his outfits observe his week-long family trip to india. >> trudeau got called out by one of india's most popular politicians who tweeted is it just me or is this choreographed cuteness a bit much now. we indians don't dress like this every day, sir, not even in bollywood. ( laughter ) >> trevor: justin trudeau is the greatest. what is he doing? you look at the pictures, the indians look like they showed up for a diplomatic conference and he looked like he was auditioning for a show! ( applause ) if this is what he does in india, i can't wait for the official visit to italy. it's me, trudeau! ( laughter ) some people in india thought it was really sweet trudeau was trying to embrace in

something in the world you want that too. >> what kind of movie is "black panther"?hero movie. >> i think maybe some of these terms are limited. the black-movie term. let's crack that open. >> i think the more detailed you are the more universal it is. >> "black panther" the latest heart-pounding movie by marvel. with it's all-star cast and multi-million dollar budget is already breaking records. more advanced sales than any other super hero movie ever. >> the movie finished i looked over at ryan said that's the best movie i've ever made. >> movie goers already showing up in traditional african gar b. >> the blanket is from south africa. >> 15 minutes later i was trying to purchase tickets and they're sold out. sold out! >> this video of atlanta students dancing when they were told they were going to see the movie going viral. >> the first answer it's unexplainable. the second answer is there's obviously a thirst. >> what's the thirst? >> people are starved for the images they see. spectacle. against. achievement. >> they see themselves and their dreams. >> their dre

so you are the black panther. i am the black panther. and every character i.is guy out, the news on the floor, defeated. that is what ninjas do. he has worked on a range of comic book characters including batman and luke cage. but black panther could be a game changer. directed by rain kudla, the movie cost 200 million to make and is expected to top 100 and 50 million this weekend, setting a record three film directed by an african american —— ryan coogler. its big budget, global release, and marketing push by disney are challenging assumptions are about films with crumbly black actors and producers. i think this movie is going to do gangbusters when it hits the theatres. the fact it has outpaced star wars theatres. the fact it has outpaced starwars in theatres. the fact it has outpaced star wars in terms of ticket sales, that there is an audience for this. you would be really stupid to let any personal bias as you have preclude you from making money. the film's settings or significant. a fictional african nation that outstrips any so—called developed country

kathleen was the only panther fluent in french in algeria. she dealt with government ministers, demanding back to payments on rent and things like that. cc this in detail day-to-day accounting of what's going on. they're getting this crazy sense of having -- show up on his doorstep begging for asylum. we really wanted to follow tim leary through this adventure until he got recaptured at wooding law enforcement. hoover said that in ten days were really just stumbled onto it. this nixon component which is extraordinary. >> and i think you section of our book the first line says thank you tim leary for leading an interesting life. that's the height of an understatement. were biased of course but he led an extra ordinary fascinating life, a lot of it self-directed a lot visited upon him when you have the president of the united states to war on you that your life becomes interesting. he was extraordinarily intelligent guy and charismatic guy and influential person. some of this might be lost through the prism of history but he was on the cover of

[music] >>> black panther with chadwick boseman in title role huge hit.d for this weekend and the fifth highest of all time. many fans are showing up in costume. with a black director and mostly black cast, the film is breaking racial barriers. we went to opening night in harlem, the heart of black culture in new york along with sisters, christine and stephanie ferrier. >> these are really challenging, and difficult times. and this is bringing a lot of joy, i mean, representation, diversity. seeing yourself on screen is so important. it's giving us a chance to celebrate. i mean, an opportunity to be happy, you know, something that its not, not sad. joyful. so we can't wait. i mean, we are all in a super celebratory mood. going to be a lot of fun. >> you celebrate nights like this once in a while. but tonight we are going to be in harlem. be on point. how does it look. as a black girl you have to wear your hair a certain way. but like now i can be in like, my natural form. >> you know, i have a son. we would go to a lot of these movies. with him. because t

you saw black panther. we are family. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday.he news continues. for others check back with us a bit later for the morning news. and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. the accused gunman in the deadly school shooting in florida made his first appearance inside a courtroom. 19-year-old nikolas cruz, former student accused of killing 17 people at a south florida high school. as cruz sat in court more victims from the massacre were being laid to rest. manuel bojorquez begins our coverage. >> nikolas cruz avoided eye contact during the hearing, silently staring down. it was his second time in court since last wednesday's shooting. more missed warning signs have emerged. newly released documents reveal in september, 2016, an investigator with florida's department of children and families visited the cruz household. after allegations of medical neglect. investigator noted cruz had depression, adhd, autism that he cut his arms in a snap chat

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came before the black panther party. there was no real connection between the two, but as years have gone by, the black panther and the other african american comic book chacters, they've become symbols. >> you get to decide what kind of king you are going to be. >> brown: in the story, t'chla, played by chadwick boseman, returns to the technologically-advanced and secret natn of wakanda after the assassination of his father' challa's quest to protect ain rareeral from falling into the wrong hands ignites a battle for control of the kingdom. >> he's a king, he's a scientist, he's a billionaire, he's someone who can get the job done all by himself, and i think that resonates with comic book rvns. >> we have here a universe that is unapologetically black. >> brown: oscar-winner lupita nyong'o plays nakia, a wakandan spy and warri >> to see usccupy an african country with kingsnd queens and warriors, it's so iniring. >> brown: numerous campaigns to allow students to see the lm have popped up on fundraising sites, and church

here on the program not everyone is happy about the high praise for the new superhero movie black panther or trying to shed some light on why after the break. when lawmakers manufactured him sentenced him to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round listen to the one percent. in the middle of the room six. million real news is really low. level warhop selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle is going. to stop spreading tell you that every gossip in public by shall from the supporters of this. office after doesn't tell you on the pulling out and let's fight their product. these are the hawks that we along with all the ones. i said joining us here on the latest a hollywood superhero blockbuster a black panther has been praised all around but for some that's a problem as his kid reports the new hollywood blockbuster black panther is creating quite a stir in an era where diversity is a favorite word the first scene is a huge breakthrough for african-americans the first ever

it's unbelievable. >> it has to be panther. i don't know.-- you know what was weird about that experience? >> jimmy: it looks like everything, based on this photo. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i didn't understand anything that was going on. >> jimmy: it was all in chinese? >> it was all in chinese. all of a sudden it's all chinese and you hear your name. you're like oh, my god, it's my turn. and then i was like i'm not supposed to speak. the language barrier was crazy for me. >> jimmy: yeah, well, sure. >> but it was a fun experience, and i still don't know how i got it. >> jimmy: were you confused when they called you and told you about this? >> yeah. i said i'm going to accept it, you know. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you go to china for this to -- >> no. it was right down the street. [ laughter ] they came here. >> jimmy: china came here to give you this trophy. >> it was right on vine street. >> jimmy: are you sure this wasn't a prank? [ laughter ] >> hey. if it was, it was a really good one. >> jimmy: it was really well

their sheer joy is because the movie is "black panther." such is th,film's significance people around the world are crowdsourcing ney to give black children in particular the opportunity to watch it on the big screen. people like this actress from london. she has sod far rai00 pounds. >> i think it is a film you don't really see. you don't really see blacksu rheroes in a big blockbuster. the representation of that is g reald for people growing up in this area but all over the world. >> we are home. reporter: "black panther" is being seen as a cultural milestone. a predominantly black cast leading a big-budget zeockbuster. >> don't fr >> i never freeze. d for folks to see it, the idea of people making it a reality for kids may be would not be able to go to the movies and experience it, i think it is beautiful, man. >> let's go! porerter: it is a comic-book film many have been waitin decades for hollywood to make, not only black role models, but strong female characters at its heart. >> "black panther" is a moveme and hopefully is one that --

just being another hollywood hit and joining us to discuss black panthers true success is georgetown university professor chris chambers a few wow the you tube does a big price that's a big number oh it's lows away ever everything you know and it and you there weren't any rappers in the movie right there weren't in the bizarre stereotypes of the movie there were some hard questions and issues to debate in the movie all the things that you know go counterintuitive to what hollywood just over and over again and all the years leading up so let me ask you you know why why do you believe you know why is black panther success this week and so much bigger than just dollar numbers like what actually was the success it's a perfect storm. i mean we have we have the current cultural and social and political climate that really where i think african-americans needed this kind of a pick me up but black people alone can't create these kind of domestic numbers and you're going to see that repeated i mean this is a character that was invented by white people in the sixty's by stan lee but i think th

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i don't know if you heard, but a little movie coming out this weekend, black panther, later in the show we'll go behind the scenes of the movie and also hear from some of the cast members. stay with us, we'll be right back. >> movie has many people talking, much anticipated black panther officially hit theatres today. today is the day our chantee lans is live at united artist river view theater we caught one some folks coming out of the midnight show. sean tee, what did they say? >> good morning, rahel, jim, many in the black community calling this move a movement. i caught an early screening, so did a punch of folks we talked with last night. who caught early screening right here. >> black panther highly anticipated and marvel comics movie is here. early movie-goers caught late night screening at river view united artifice south fill. >> i movie was amazing, i absolutely loved it. >> easily one if not one of the best movies i've ever seen >> all black cast, all black producers, makes me proud. >> black panther may be part of the universe, but takes place in a very dif

so black panther has appealed to comic book fans as well as a more general black audience. the film holds special meaning for many long time fans and particularly for arielle johnson. >> i think i might have to be carried out. >> reporter: johnson is one of the first black women to open a comic bookstore on the east coast. she opened amalgum comics and coffeehouse in philadelphia a little over two years ago. she's waited for a film like black panther since she fell in love with comic books as a girl. >> i was about 11 or so that i actually was introduced to the x-men and the thing that really grabbed me was storm. up until that point i hadn't ever seen a black woman superhero. there's something clicks when you start to see yourself, you know, reflected back at you. >> reporter: this isn't the first time a black comic book hero was the lead role in a film. the three-part blade series beginning in the late '90s starred wesley snipes as a vampire hunter. >> but when you think about the people who were around blade in that movie, it wasn't like an all black cast. i think the th

not so bold prediction the first critic to write a rotten review of black panther will be white now we decided to ask moviegoers here in new york city if they thought the film was good or bad for american political discourse folks on the internet are saying that if you're white and you criticize the film that that's unacceptable that's racist do you buy that no absolutely not it's like any other film it's a bad movie it's a bad movie doesn't matter what color i think every movie should be criticized on its own regardless of where you or you know no matter what your background is people have their own opinion do whatever say whatever they want right now just let people be happy you know they'll read it good or very views if you read them later now the film is widely celebrated by advocates of diversity however some activists are criticizing the film for the fact that no l g b t seems or characters were included it looks like today in the age of social media you just can't please everyone caleb mopp and r.t. new york. an anonymous trader has bought four hundred million dollars with bitco

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"book panther."g, that revolutionary group of that time, people were just i think folk are just, have been, we've heard rumor of it happening, of other actors interested in bringing it to the screen, and it would get a bit of a momentum, and then it wouldn't happen, but i think now is the time, you know, marvel has a track record. they have, you know, when marvel comic comes out, the faithful are there. we know what to expect, and they're killing it. this was the time. it took them as long as it had to get ready for "black panther." >> you made an appearance in "masters of none." lena said "angela bass set a freaking legend. without angela bassett there is no viola davis or halle berry. she's the one who came in and did things meryl streep was doing as a black actress." we have the me to moment and times up. you've been thinking a lot about the significance of all that and what needs to happen. share with us if you would your prescription, when you look at the disparity in actors and actresses salari

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i think i will sleep black panther. the last time we met you had seen it four times. no, i have not seen it again. i love johnny greenwood's score. has been oscar—nominated. people say they don't like the central character. you are not meant to like him, he is meant to be difficult. leslie manville steals the show. i think it is the best film since punch—drunk love and they make a romance double bill. i would watch phantom thread again but alongside punch—drunk love. there is something about it. there was a debate whether the costu mes there was a debate whether the costu m es he there was a debate whether the costumes he designs were deliberately not very good. everybody says he is a fabulous dress designer but the first thing he designs has somebody dressed up like the queen of hearts. but that is kind of the point, i like it. the dvd, loving vincent. it reminds me of art conversation last week when i said can you watch blade runner on a dvd, it is the same about loving vincent. narrative is a bit flimsy, it is about