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Kyle Bakerson commented on 21 Apr 2015

Do someone know where I could find the music played at 0:28 please ? It's a very interesting cover of Mannish boy !

Kyle Bakerson commented on 21 Apr 2015

+Kyle Bakerson Yeah, that's it, I've found ! This cover has been made by Ruckus Roboticus ;) And in fact, it's only a remix :o

Paul McDonagh commented on 29 Nov 2014

Why can't anyone make a normal movie trailer anymore? Why does it have to fade to black with a kick drum every 5 or 10 seconds? Its a fucking movie about a soul funk singer for god sake just give us a glimpse of some of the story and drama and stop with the over editing bullcrap cos it makes the movie look tacky and shallow. RIP James Brown

Shadowcub69 commented on 23 Feb 2015

UH MAYBE its make people more excited to see the film?I liked it.

Zaire Lewis commented on 21 Aug 2014

i want a jimi hendrix movie ...thats what i want to see

Fishy Frank commented on 19 Jul 2015

+Zaire Lewis Bruh you got is I watched it like three times its on netflix for real its called all is by my side

Zaire Lewis commented on 21 Aug 2014

yo i did not see the trailer on the right ..

JohnnyFriendly commented on 04 Aug 2014

Looks slick, air-brushed and "hollywood" - everything JB wasn't. To get a good idea of at least part of his incredible life, check out "The Night James Brown Saved Boston" instead - gritty documentary of 1968 that goes a good way to illustrating what made Brown such a mesmerizing figure

FrameFlicker commented on 17 Aug 2014

Yeah totally agree. All the biopics coming out look the same: Grace of Monaco, Diana, The Butler (every damn Lee Daniel's movie looks like this though). Kind of sick of the homogeneity going in contemporary cinematography. Definitely would have been more appropriate if they had a gritty look.

Valerie Nelson commented on 25 Jun 2014

The Movie sucks

TheZEALOT120 commented on 24 Jan 2015

+Valerie Nelson You Right its was moving to fast for me going back and forth to much like they were in a rush to make the movie. It should have been more like Ray but better

Valerie Nelson commented on 05 Jul 2014

+WSIGNIL the previews just disregard ok

WSIGNIL commented on 05 Jul 2014

wait a minute how the freak did you see the movie already +Valerie Nelson

Valerie Nelson commented on 01 Jul 2014

+Joshua Benson May U have a bless day

Joshua Benson (Josh benson) commented on 29 Jun 2014

Listen here lady shut the Fuck up don't be talking about Chadwick Boseman like that. Its a biopic for gods sake

Valerie Nelson commented on 29 Jun 2014

James Brown was very muscle build not a bone

Valerie Nelson commented on 29 Jun 2014

The Movie is a disgrace and a insults to Godfather of soul

Valerie Nelson commented on 29 Jun 2014

Yes an James Brown did not look like that the actor that plays James Brown his dancing is some shit an really James Brown was 5 feet tall an had small feet an he was not boning, the actor look so crack out really!

Steelcitygurl1 commented on 29 Jun 2014

You seen it already?

TheAsetilsisteins commented on 27 Apr 2014

R. Kelly is working on writing some of the soundtracks songs of this movie... that's GREAT news!, and only reason i will watch this movie about this wannabe chris brown, james brown, who ever he is...

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cheeseplant7 commented on 21 Aug 2013

that's pretty fucking sad to say when you saw Oprah in the cast you'd hate it. what the fuck does Oprah's fame have to do with how she would portray A FUCKING CHARACTER IN A FILM how does it have to do with her celebrity.GROW THE FUCK UP. I'm not a great fan, but insecure,little pink slime who HATE for no fucking reason get on my nerves. and the only reason you said the directing "wasn't anything" is because you're bitter because Nubians were directing the wee little caucasians. LMFAO at you.

DamageIncM commented on 17 Aug 2013

You know, when I saw the first (Oscar-hungry) trailer and the cast, I thought it would actually be one of those great films. But it currently only has a 6 something on IMDb, strangely. The Kutcher-Jobs something like that as well. And even weirderer... the Kick-Ass sequel, which is basically a spectacle-flick for most, fares better in the ratings. What happened?... "Films" become mediocre "flicks" and blockbusters become "films" (or at least better)? :P

FAITHandLOGIC commented on 20 Aug 2013

I thought it was very good, powerful and inspirational. It was easy to see the "Hollywood-ized" aspect of it - the son being involved in almost every single monumental event in the civil rights movement from the diner scene to the freedom bus to MLK to the Black Panthers, was kind of ridiculous. But it's a movie and it needed to capture all of those things somehow. I didn't know Oprah was a good actress. She did a great job!

Tony commented on 17 Aug 2013

I don't think people are going to go watch it for excitement and to see how things will turn out. Like you said we all know. Most are intrigued about the journey and emotions within the story. It has some great actors and I know many feel emotional ties to racism, bettering oneself, and enduring hardship. That's why this film looks appealing. At least to me.

Angel Jason commented on 26 Dec 2013

You could have at least mentioned how you dont relate to the Father, son relationship because you are not a father, or how easy you have it now with your i phones 5 and i pads.. but you go straight to practically making fun of this movie and laughing about it and I found your review disrespectful. THAT's wny you lost subs because of this review.

RoxStew5 commented on 11 Feb 2015

I thought it was amazing and I was moved to tears at the end. The characters were believable and relatable and it addresses a dividing issue in the black community regarding the approach to improving race relations: integration vs revolution. I saw that as the two elements being represented by the father and son. My movie rating: Da Bomb Dot Com!

MrHootiedean commented on 17 Aug 2013

This movie was soooooo generic. The acting was the ONLY saving grace and even that isn't as noteworthy as critics are making it. The film has the best intentions but the delivery is as pedestrian as I've seen lately. It's not a bad movie just so unbearably meh and that's a shame (and disappointing) with the level of talent that is involved.

AvatarRikki commented on 21 Aug 2013

I'm not sure how I felt about the rest of the movie, but I agree that the KKK scene was hard to watch. It terrified me. I could see the terror on the son's face (played by David Oyelowo) and I felt that really drove it home for me. He had some really great scenes in the movie, that’s for sure.

Andrew Dickhout commented on 20 Aug 2013

Personally I couldnt get past the lighting in the trailer. It seemed almost over done like a crappy afternoon soap opera, and made me get bored visually. I found myself looking at how much time I had left in the trailer alone, so I dont think I would end up sitting through the whole movie

JurassicRex95 commented on 17 Aug 2013

In my opinion rating systems are not needed. All I need to know is if the movie was good or excellent or okay or bad. Rating something only makes people upset because people will say how come you didn't give this movie this rating or this movie this rating. That's just my opinion though.

cheeseplant7 commented on 21 Aug 2013

LMFAOOO salami-face, YOU'RE the "minority" race in this world. ASIA owns you- LITERALLY. crack a book. sorry to have to point out the FUCKING OBVIOUS to you. but then again, your race IS intellectually retarded compared to ASIANS. aww, poor you, minority.

Joshua Fitzgerald commented on 21 Aug 2013

I generally agree with you on this review, but for me the standout scene was in the restaurant while juxtaposing the students "rehearsing" their stand in and showing shots of Cecil working. Powerful moment. But yeah the rest was pretty humdrum.

mellybelly3419918 commented on 03 Sep 2013

I just saw it Sunday. All I can say is I enjoyed it. It was very compelling. Brought me to tears a few times and had its funny moments. But you are right I think I more enjoyed the actors and their acting rather than the story itself.

BrownSkinnedGeek commented on 03 Sep 2013

It's just that this was the only cinematic program that hit home for me.(with my mother being African American) and although I've heard multiple stories about segregation, it was still interesting and scary...for me. I don't know.

AbaddonAlmighty commented on 17 Aug 2013

Why didn't they just call it "Butler"? Or "Black Butler"? Or "Slave Butler"? Or "Black Slave Butler"? Or "I Can't Believe It's Not Butler"? I feel like they had more choices than "Lee Daniels' The Butler" Is what I'm getting at.

Adidasoccer007 commented on 17 Aug 2013

I feel like it's weird that you thought it was "ok" or "predictable" because you know history. I mean, what are they supposed to do? Change up history so you're surprised and entertained and not get bored?

XoXSarahXoBethXoX commented on 20 Aug 2013

I loved it! I thought it was great, (especially Alan Rickman, as I am a potter fan) the acting was great, but you're right it definitely had its moments when it was dry, but overall I really enjoyed it

62maxine commented on 03 Sep 2013

iI like the movie. I lived doing that time and the movie brought back the bad things white people did to black people. I knew that i was going to be mad and upset over this movie,but it was a good.

Pretty Much It commented on 02 Sep 2013

Not at all, 42 was very engaging and I loved it. As I said in this review, you need to really make it good if we all know what happens and I didn't think The Butler did that unfortunately.

MarkC538 commented on 30 Dec 2013

I usually like your reviews but not this one. We have differing opinions but you lose me on your reasonings or lack thereof for disliking. This review overral just seems s bit lazy.

jstarwars360 commented on 06 Sep 2013

I really enjoyed it. I think scenes like the lunch counter and KKK along with some good acting all around made this film worth watching. Could have been better but still enjoyable.

Sidney Longfellow commented on 21 Aug 2013

The Butler is out of your scope my little nerdy friend. Stick with Artemes Fowl. I saw you and your fellow Potter heads foaming at the mouth while discussing it's release. Enjoy!

wayne cleghorn commented on 16 Aug 2013

Fuck u Lee Daniels for putting shit out like this and Precious and that comment u made “White People Loves Us When They Use The Word Nigger” Kill ya self BITCH

Brianna Sanders commented on 03 Sep 2013

I enjoyed it. there were parts like you said that were hard to watch and I thought everyone brought great performances no matter how long they were on screen.

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