Articles tagged "john witherspoon"![]() Column: Busted HeadphonesTruth in Humorby Quentin B. Huff[11.Jul.08] :. The second season of The Boondocks tackles issues that are important to the hip-hop community with contributions from numerous hip-hop artists. Boondocks Response Syndrome explains why we react to this series the way we do. ![]() TV ReviewThe Boondocksby Cynthia Fuchs[8.Oct.07] :. As always, the adults provide the show's least attractive possibilities. They're slow-walking, fast-talking jokes. ![]() Film DVD ReviewLittle Man (2006)by Jake Meaney[13.Nov.06] :. Little Man requires a heroic (or myopic) suspension of disbelief on the part of all the adults in the film that is truly fantastic, if not a little miraculous, to keep it all going. ![]() Film ReviewLittle Man (2006)by Cynthia Fuchs[14.Jul.06] :. None of these gender clichés is especially funny, and it doesn't help that Marlon Wayans' face often looks sloppily pasted onto the stunt bodies who do all the running around, falling, and crashing. ![]() Film ReviewSoul Plane (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[28.May.04] :. Perhaps the tribulations of Snoop's home life produced the tiresome distractedness of his performance in Soul Plane. ![]() TV ReviewThe Tracy Morgan Showby Karida Collins[8.Dec.03] :. Tracy Mitchell (Tracy Morgan) is more bland than 'streetwise,' a means to market 'blackness' to NBC's viewers. Friday After Next (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[29.Nov.02] :. 'I look at myself and the movies I do as a brand,' Ice Cube tells 'Variety'. Next Friday (1999)by Cynthia FuchsArriving in theaters five years later, Next Friday is the kind of sequel that will elicit much grumping from critics and other people who purport know what's good for you. The problems with the film are obvious -- like all sequels, it's designed to make money. |
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