12 Years A Slave Featurette - Solomon Northup (2013) - Brad Pitt Movie HD

[@bbcasting]

This movie is simply AMAZING. Disturbing, powerful, well written, acted, and directed. DO NOT MISS THIS ONE!!!

[@OGLemon]

Sadly I never watch it until now since the whole pandemic I decide to finally watch this move and as a man I cried when he got home safety

[@davidwoods8181]

I love the fact that the director and most of the cast are British

[@Frapzoid]

The British are more enlightened about slavery than Americans are. They ended slavery before Americans did.

[@liamroberts7512]

Yeah, you're right. Like, over 50 years before the US did, or something.

[@4thAndGoalSports]

@@Frapzoid And started it before they did

[@professionaltaxevader4638]

I´am Portuguese, portugal was the first colonial empire and responsible of half of every slave that went the americas and we were the first country to abolish slavery and nobody cares about us so why should you care about the british or the americans at this point, past is past.

[@johnrussell1stearlrussellk522]

@@liamroberts7512 not over 50 yrs like 30 or 40 and thats nothing

[@xJellyMx]

Chiwetel Ejiofor needs to win best actor for this, i'm sorry but no one else's performance comes near to his, its so endearing and sincere, it just couldn't be better.

[@TheRedViper100]

He probably will. Sadly. I personally really want Leo DiCaprio for Wolf of Wall Street but I imagine it's not to be :(

[@xJellyMx]

TheRedViper100 You never know.....Leo's been winning every other award........

[@chromoperson01]

You are absolutely shitting me right? Have you seen Dallas Buyers Club? Chiwetel wasn't shit compared to Matt. Mc. or anyone else in that category. He had barely and lines and just stared into the camera most of the film. He had one decent monologue. Tell me how that performance surpassed Matthew Mc's, please.

[@chromoperson01]

xJellyMx No he hasn't numb-nuts Matthew Mc has, deservedly.

[@chromoperson01]

TheRedViper100 Finally someone who isn't on the 12YAS band wagon. Movie was nothing special at all, all hype. Far better performances in 2013 that go un-recognized because of how hyped 12YAS was/is.

[@shah-jahanbaig944]

"It is possible to commit no errors, and still lose. That is not weakness; that is life."

[@SquigPie]

I find it peculiar how the most realistic movies dealing with horrific subjects often seem almost surreal. Take "Come and See", "Apocalypse Now", "The Celebration" and this, the surreality is what makes them so much more real than other takes on the subjects they treat.

[@smhmay1973]

This story told in a movie starring Keith David during the '80's. One scene featured a white carpenter telling about a runaway brought before a judge who wanted to know why he had run away. "Didn't your master feed & clothe you well." "Yes sir," the reply. "Didn't he treat you when you were sick." "Yes, Sir." "Did he ever beat you or misstreat you?" "No,Sir." "Well, it sounds to me like you had it pretty good." Runaway says," Well judge, that job is still back there if YOU want it"!!

[@pastoremilmthomas4252]

The emotion in his eyes resembles the sadness in the linotype drawings of the actual Solomon Northrup! Amazing.

[@CelticMudkip]

Watched it. No movie this year can beat it. It's rare for a movie to be perfect to me, but this movie was perfect. McQueen's masterpiece.

[@ritageraghty8193]

There are two books by Solomon Northup, a former slave. You can download them for free at one website called Open Library. Be sure to tick "Show eBooks only" before clicking search. I am currently reading a true-story book "Behind the Scenes" written by another former slave, Elizabeth Keckley. She spent 30 years as a slave and purchased her freedom by hard earnings through dressmaking. A VERY MOVING STORY, folks. In her book, Keckley writes about the abuses that she suffered in her 30 years as a slave; about her career as a successful dressmaker and the works she did for the Senators' wives and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. If you want to read "Behind the Scenes" by Elizabeth Keckley, you can download this FREE eBooks at Open Library online.

[@RavenclawFtW3295]

A masterpiece of visual storytelling. The one thing the movie missed that I think would have been a dramatic moment is when Solomon is on the boat bound for Louisiana. While on it, one of the slaves gets smallpox and dies. A few days later, Solomon and some others get smallpox and go stay at a hospital. While there, a bell tolls when someone dies to signal to the undertaker there is a body for him to take away. The movie could have used that as a very dramatic scene where even before he ever sees a plantation Solomon's life is nearly lost. But by some miracle, he recovers. Just imagine the difference in appearance he would have had when he returned home with the remains of some pock marks on his face.

[@Psychoclaw]

Good God, just the emotion in his eyes. Incredible.

[@YoungBlackTalented31]

I love Steve McQueen. Every film he makes is perfection which therefore lets me know that this will also be a knockout

[@kieththornton5332]

this move is to KEEP your MIND from fighting hate with hate. they show you owning slavery with out a fight for freedom but a WILL to ACCEPT SLAVERY.

[@morganpatterson4291]

Saw this movie yesterday. It was extraordinarily intense. Very emotional. Few light moments...however, utterly important. It was a very real insight into slavery. Now 18 years old, I remember my mom sitting me down to watch Roots. Equally as important. This is a more brutal description of the hardships of slavery. I disagree with the comments about this attempting to guilt people. Slavery in this sense in America is long over. Its not a matter of guilt so much as a new perspective and insight on the horrors that occurred for many people, many whom were not as fortunate as the character in this film. And to OneFitnessGirl....I care.

[@poppa_justify]

What he went through is literally hell.😔

[@kirbsmeister2]

This is definitely a film you should watch. Like Schindler's List, or The Pianist. It's not always pleasant viewing, but it will change your outlook on life that little bit.

[@NellieKAdaba]

I've seen Schindler's List, didn't see the Pianist and 12 Years A Slave yet, for the reasons you mentioned, not pleasant to watch.

[@Twistedpeppermint99]

Well said!!!

[@Twistedpeppermint99]

Some of the most thought-provoking, cringe-worthy, hard--to-watch-without-crying movies in the past, let's say, 50 years, have been ones that are BASED ON A TRUE STORY, which the screenwriter and director try with all their might, evoke the emotion and depth of the film. Such films, although sad to watch, also are fabulous because they SHOW THE TRIUMPH OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT. That is what makes it valid. The heart and soul of the movie are the actors, who portray the REAL people who felt the despair, the aggravation, the pain, had sleepness nights etc. "12 Years a Slave" is such a film that a lot of people were not really prepared for. Director Steve McQueen really wanted to show pain and hope in a new way other "slave movies" were acted out. I say WELL DONE. And I'm glad Bratt Pitt co-produced it.

[@ewanrailways1]

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[@sirachisrael1778]

This was deep because he never was a slave in his mind , when he revisited his past life, he became humble! Something Our people need to revisit

[@alexhoneybee9677]

saw this in theatres. One of those films you just don't ever forget. Amazing experience.

[@howardboyd1269]

This guy is quite the actor....The deep sadness in his eyes is absolutely profound.....

[@kittydreamz86]

If I'm black and you're from the middle east, neither of us built a pyramid and honestly, historians don't know who did. The ancient Egyptians who built the pyramids were a different group than the middle Egyptians and very different than the Modern Egyptians who migrated there thousands of years later. They could have been from Tuscany, Italy, Subsaharan Africa, or South India for all we know.

[@kittydreamz86]

Even if the filmmakers felt that Amistad met their "unflinching" criteria , that movie depicts people taken on a slaveship, the middle passage, and the subsequent property trial in the US. It doesn't ever actually deal with the up close and internal slavery system - the people who lived under it, were born in it, died in it, and the people who benefited from it as a normalized way of life. The Africans on the Amistad were kidnapped, but they were never functionally servants or slaves really.

[@kotaronihei6499]

I haven't seen this film yet…but this looks very interesting! I am looking forward to this

[@Emc2ky]

This film might make a lot of people uncomfortable, but it's an honest account of the culture at the time - This actually happened. And just because the idea rubs you the wrong way doesn't give you the right to ignore history, or pretend it didn't happen. It's not race baiting, it's only race baiting if you can't handle truth. No one is blaming anyone, it's just an educational and powerful story. We don't sugarcoat or ignore every cinematic depictions in time, why should be we do that with slavery?

[@autumnlarbre]

I'm an American and I don't feel that way. Please don't assume all Americans are exactly the same.

[@skutms0481]

Before any race see's this movie, it will change your heart on the cruelty of slavery. As a black man It was a powerful impact on my heart and soul. This movie is powerful and uplifting. I was hurt by the reality of this movie. Alex Haley would applaud this movie. to all the white people who see this movie, no need to apologize because this type of punishment can not make up for 200 years plus what we went through. We are all equal in the eyes of God, but not in the eyes of evil men. 10 stars

[@PatSolitano]

This had my curiosity but now it has my attention.

[@cathrynbettner1538]

This film should win Best Picture Best Director Best Adapted Screenplay Best Actor Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress

[@peteradaniel]

And British!!!! So proud to be Black and British in this country. I finally realise how tolerant and open minded we are in comparison to the rest of Europe, and even the rest of the world.

[@TitaniumSeraph]

I already was interested in this movie. Now I'm more than eagerly anticipating it. The lead actor's eyes captured my attention.

[@toyaadams8167]

I'm black and if you mean I receive monetary compensations each yr. by me working hard everyday then all races have that, if you are talking about another monetary gain then where is mine, b/c I get nothing that I don't work for. it always kill me how non-blacks know more about our race then us.

[@lacatusalex5708]

12 Years a slave is by far one of the greatest historical movies the world has ever seen and it's also the best movie based on the true story of the people who suffered from the black/american slavery during the 18th and 19th centuries.For me,this movie still surprise me even today with the fact that back then, in America,making the colored people from Africa or cities their slaves.Things like that show us how much we had evolved.

[@jimmyjon6349]

i love black history movies. actually i love all history movies on a grand scale.

[@399geekfavorites]

I can't wait to see this film. So much of history has been brushed under the rug, it's always nice for truth to see the light of day.

[@itsCrumz]

R.I.P Solomon Northup

[@kalebdorsey8513]

He wasn’t from Saratoga he was from fort Edward ny

[@pochs100]

This is a slam-dunk for the Best Picture Oscar. Perhaps the best film ever ! Don't miss it. A multiple Oscar winner. Bravo to all involved.

[@prembasnet7812]

but I didn't get english subtitle to watch in youtube.soo sad

[@marloflip]

How do you make ticks on your keyboard?

[@tobymcdaid1061]

8.7/10 on imdb, that's pretty damn high for that website, anything above 8.5 is usually a masterpiece

[@mistamaog]

I've noticed that in this version Solomon seems kind of weak, but in the older film, he seemed strong.

[@johnsailorsgoat]

Are you kidding me? One of the points of the movie was to show how incredibly STRONG of a person he was and he was able to endure the horrific things he had witnessed.

[@mistamaog]

John Sailors Yes I've noticed that a lot in the older movie, but in this newer one I don't see it.

[@slimithy12]

iMiguelAOG I think it's deliberate. It's to show the helplessness of those who were enslaved. It's trying to make us understand how so many people could live in bondage for so long with such little organized resistance. Slavery is soul destroying, so much so that the many of their descendants still bare the mental scars. If Solomon's character was a Nat Turner type, then it would have been a different movie all together......a much shorter movie too because he'd of been dead within the first act.

[@MrIrrepressible]

slimithy12 I dont think its weakness, its a survival strategy. The average slave in whatever time period does not have access to the same weapons that the people who are oppressing them have. When enslaved ppl get access to decent weapons have an opportunity they will rebel like sparticus, nat turner, toussaint overture etc etc, sadly though, not many slave rebellions were ultimately successful. also remember the brutality of slavery traumatized the victims and conditioned many of them into accepting their status. Its a credit to african americans of that time that they managed to become fairly successful in years after slavery was abolished. Its mind bogling what humans will do to each other for money, truly sad.

[@slimithy12]

***** I said helpless, not weakness but yes, I agree with everything else you said.

[@DannyBeatz01]

yep. Also American Gangster & 2012 are other big name movies he played in.

[@toyaadams8167]

and one more thing, if you don't believe we haven't gotten that far, go see Fruitvale station after you go see this movie. enough said.

[@frwdodoodid203]

0:25-0:30 I wanna see this film for that moment alone.

[@GeetarAdam]

I'm reading the book right now. Looks like the movie will be a pretty accurate representation of the facts.

[@kathleen5249]

I had no idea Steve McQueen was black. He's a credit to the film industry

[@TimeLimey]

Looking forward to this movie.

[@calebpool8535]

Northup is a good name for the circumstances

[@MsMimilala]

SPOLIER!!!...Just watched this & I'm in floods omg...thank god for brad pitt's character Bass...so humane and shows that in those times not all white folks believed in slavery...& for his endurance & sense of understanding of what was going down Solomon survived...I liked when he says he don't wanna survive he wanna live...AMEN...

[@infernodarkfrost]

This movie would be considered a horror movie to those to those that know nothing of what slavery really was

[@movementwithmeaning]

Ahhh..... Alot of love on this feed. If you go to see the movie this weekend, look for my part. Very excited to be a part of movie history. Thanks to everyone involved. The interview is at youtube extension: /watch?v=gf5pwUwe5Bw

[@KiljiArslan]

I loved him in American Gangster. Didn't see 2012 for obvious reasons.

[@MadameLadyM]

I can't wait to see this movie. Its the first one of its kind. I mean a real true to life story about what it life was like for enslaved people.

[@teeahtate]

where? when? how?

[@georgiacook3861]

im so excited to see this film, im doing it for my media a level coursework!

[@spartain45]

All you have to do is read the book! How can they give away the movie?

[@shirleyharrell]

Can't wait to see this movie.

[@bryancito66]

I love black history movies there sad,makes you reflect on what you have and im a mexican trying to find out who i am

[@slimithy12]

Powerful movie. Not a pleasant watch but certainly an essential one.

[@kittydreamz86]

The title already tells you he's a slave for 12 years- no more or less. What else is there really to spoil?

[@doklanzej]

That's most sad but realistic movie ever

[@matijaklemencic6687]

You can watch 12 Years a Slave here twitter.com/ab5065dc2b96d97fc/status/822785469607858177

[@teeahtate]

you will not be disappointed.

[@Revolutionarybum1]

FUCK Google! Three times now my comments have frozen and either were deleted or??? I don't know because you scroll down and it locks up! Great job, bravo for making something that worked and destroying it.

[@kash45]

THE PERSON WHO PLAYS DOCTOR STRANGE

[@Steadno]

hollywood doesnt wanna talk bout the moors or real ancient egypt though!

[@Hibbs4Prez]

Why people get all upset? Americans go around making nonstop movies about the Holocaust which German audiences having to sit through and take it as they repeatedly comes to terms with what their previous countrymen did. But we Americans start crying in the RARE moments that we are forced to look at our ugly past. We don’t like that.

[@bertlyte3471]

The feels

[@levoils65]

Now, if God cannot prevent evil in the world, it would seem that he is not all-powerful, and if he will not prevent evil, it would seem that he is not all-good.

[@analeahperez9099]

Its called theres such thing as the devil.

[@levoils65]

if the devil is weaker than god which he is by the definition of god then god created the devil for amusement? the problem of evil is 'difficult' for religios to explain

[@analeahperez9099]

Things like this happen because people choose to let it happen. If you ever did more research on God, which apparently you haven't, he doesn't force himself upon others. Its the peoples choices and decisions.

[@levoils65]

So God rigged people to make bad choices? "Dont put words in my mouth." Youre either all powerful or not. limits and disunity are satan not god. if you have the ability to make the world better and you sabotage that potential then you are as evil as the enemy you seek to destroy. Cycles of spiritual dissonance are the collateral damage of religious dialectic. You think you know more about God than me?

[@jaydenjones1945]

I cant watch movies like this it always put me in a wrong mood.

[@donperry3653]

Is it true that after he returned home, he went missing again?

[@sukka4pain]

No.

[@kittydreamz86]

Who decided that "African" means anything? Because living on the same side of water makes one group more similar than another? Or having the same language (Arabic) makes a group able to take credit for the accomplishments of others? OR having similar pigment means you're the same people?

[@WildWestSamurai]

Touche.

[@MadameLadyM]

I would like to see a movie about Nat Turner as well.

[@patriciawhite8577]

Is Egypt part of the African continent? Yes. Were Arabic and Egyptian peoples of mixed races? Yes.

[@KiljiArslan]

And that guy from Serenity!

[@WildWestSamurai]

Um... are you demented? Because if reparations for slavery do exist, absolutely none of my neighbors have ever seen a penny of that money.

[@Gerard336]

should be a great film, its a reminder to the world of the horrors of yesteryear, although in my opinion they should really make a film with white irish slaves in it too, because it seems the world has focused on the colour of slavery rather than the whole picture, it would take away some the racist aspect of slavery and make it more of a human rights slavery which i think would benefit all ethinic groups

[@gbmadcajun]

So true!most want to look at just blacks but the real truth is all race's have been there in the past!

[@eignigma1]

Gerard O'Reilly That's true and from what I know they wanted to make the Native Americans salves too but the difference was that they knew the land and as a African American I think there should be more films like this that what generations before went through and how we benefited from it here and now

[@Antygrvity69]

Gerald O'Reilly: If anyone knows history, that individual would know how King James II started the Irish slave trade into the new world. However, what made the African slave trade worst is because the former Irish slaves that became slave owners were in charge & all that hate showed to them while enslaved was shown even more so when they became the slave owner’s to the Africans. Yes you are 100% correct in saying Africans weren’t the 1st & only ones enslaved. However, because of that, you had 2 separate types of people. 1) Slave masters w/ mental issues now being the ones in charge, & 2) relatives of slave owners who went about not wanting to acknowledge what was going on & tried to be kind when they had to encounter. You want schools & teachers to tell who sold the African slaves & what other races were enslaved to the American people like that will somehow negate treating your fellow human being like property. It's American soil History. We have American History? Americans had absolutely no control over what transpired on the African continent. However, what transpired within the country of America, needs to be told in American History to the American people. It’s directly related to how it shaped our country & its people into what it is today. Leaving out what transpired on the African Continent shows Americans feel we did have control over what transpired here on American soil & decided to do the wrong thing. America took a stand to acknowledge what it did was wrong, that was very responsible & a step in moving forward. The mind-set today is “other people did it, so it was ok”. Or, blacks were slave owners too, so it was ok. Or better yet, the very 1st legal slave owner was a black man. That mentality is another problem in today’s society. Whatever race an individual may be, my personal opinion, anyone w/ the ability to see another individual as less than him or herself because of their race has serious mental issues. So many people on here rant about how the blacks should just get over it because others were slaves as well & all races have been enslaved throughout world history & still there are slaves today. Then you have many Individuals who get upset when one race decides to tell its story. Then it gets worst when individuals compare the cost of a slave to property & how much money they would lose if they damaged that slave. Do you realize your comparing a human being, your fellow human being to property. You don’t think that’s a problem when a human being can nonchalantly compare another human being to the cost of property? It's because of that mentality we as human beings need to remind one another that what happened for hundreds of years should never, ever repeat itself. The human being compared to the house. You may not need this but I’m going to say it anyway, “a $300,000 home is just that, a $300,000 home. Healthy human beings can reproduce numerous times & allow you to earn your investment back many times over”. So if I damage my so called property & that property has 2 or 3 children, so what, I have them & when they get old enough, I will continue to earn & every chance I get they will rep what their parents sewed by not being strong enough to survive my punishment & yours will be even worse because it also cost me $300,000. No matter the race, slavery is cruel & evil. If you want your races story to get out there, it's very easy to start a project, do some researching, then locate a partner willing to assist you in getting the story of your race out. Personally, I think every races story should be told to remind us why America is in the stage it's in. This country was able to become so filthy rich in such a short time because it took almost nothing financially to build it. Now America has tried to stabilize the country w/ equality yet trying to hold so close to as much financial compensation as possible. Yes that same 1 - 3% is still holding the country hostage (& I don’t care what race you may be), it all boils down to pure greed & pure greed is going to take this country under.

[@Gerard336]

Anty Grvity you missed my point completly, you admitted there was white slaves in america but yet disagree that only the black portrayal of slavery is acceptable? i do not agree with slavery the 3 sides of my ancestry could well have been enslaved, i just dont thinks its fair to uphold one groups slavery over another because it perpetuates hate from the enslaved towards their masters and the rest of their race, i usa stopped using white slaves for the reasons you say but it was also a colour thing, an irish slave on the run could hide in white society more easily than a black slave thats another reason white black slavery became popular and native americans were used at the begining but the slave owners quickly realised that native americans knew the landscape far too well so they used irish and afrcan slaves. im pretty sure that if slavery was used in a coloured country to the extent of american history it would have been predominantly white slaves for the exact same purposes, meaning there are evil motherfuckkers on all sides and thoughtout history other ethic background have been persecuted too. so come on need to just let it go unless of course your generally still been persecuted

[@Antygrvity69]

Gerald O'Reilly: If that's what you got out of what I said, then I understand why you feel I missed your point & why I see you missed my point entirely. Thanks for responding though.

[@WildWestSamurai]

No disrespect to Bill Cosby, but he came from a relatively privileged background compared to most black folks. He admonishes black drug usage, but either doesn't mention or is unaware of the double standard plaguing arrests and sentencing in the War on Drugs. He criticizes black folks' lack of education, again either not mentioning or unaware of the deterioration of the educational system since his youth, particularly in the black community. And so on and so forth...

[@Utada379]

What? First, I'm Egpytian. Second, I speak Arabic. Third, I'm black. What are you talking about? Most egyptians were of African descent (it is in Africa) and Arabic descent. Move along.

[@eilidhxxx9115]

I think this film looks really good and important. Slavely happened ( and it still does, 26,000000 people are slaves today, mostly woman) and it should not have. It happened with the slave trade triangle . The British gave the Africans and Americans guns , alcohol and chains. The Africans gave the Americans slaves. The Americans gave the British sugar and other raw goods. The blame goes to no one country , though we should united Remeber what happened .

[@kamleshtailor4597]

Sad story

[@Unqualifiedmedicalperson]

Moral of the movie: never trust Taran Killam

[@KiljiArslan]

No he's a actual human being.

[@filmtress]

Anti-slavery is NOT anti-white. But it that's the way you feel, then get over it.

[@adelaalmasi9919]

Is this the forrest gump house at 4:49 ?

[@raing3504]

Great Movie. Each salve aster knew that it was some thing different about him

[@Zen-sx5io]

Interesting film.

[@lewisgreen2242]

They have just told us the whole movie.

[@WildWestSamurai]

Then pray tell, name this piece of legislation that gives reparations to the almost 40 million African-Americans in this country. There must be some record of it.

[@Bladegirl101]

Just watched is movie good movie but heart breaking

[@brandonbreaker7390]

patty cannon..imagine how common this was

[@sirachisrael1778]

This movie shows the devil at his best. That was pure evil! This is hell for the slaves and the children of the slaves! Can you imagine

[@katarinaguimaraes4806]

Everyone should have the opportunity to see this movie. I agree with your opinion of the movie. Thank you for your response.

[@MaSasan5GS]

If Malcolm x MLK Jr saw this movie they would have been happy If the real Solomon saw this movie he would have been happy

[@masteredwinepps3955]

I SAID COME HERE!!!!!!

[@AngelLpsForeverTM]

I still don't understand why everyone is so upset about this movie blacks are sad knowing that this happened in the past and whites are angry cause they can't admit what they did wrong everyone let it go it was like 500 years ago it is sad movie and its very horrid yes but really all this is not that serious it is in the past

[@jennaeneria5132]

500 years ago...no, that's a little off.

[@micahfausel846]

You are a moron. Wow.

[@zakisiddiqui7516]

For starters, slavery wasn't only 500 years ago; Abraham Lincoln emancipated the slaves in 1862, only 152 years ago. Secondly, the Emancipation Proclamation only abolished slavery in parts of the United States; we can't forget that the brutal bonds of slavery exist even today in many places in the world. Thirdly, even in the United States, slavery didn't mark the end of racism against blacks: the KKK came after the Civil War to instill fear in the African American community, and one can argue that racism against blacks continues in the US even today. Racism and slavery isn't something we can try sweeping under a rug; it is a brutal reality that 12 Years A Slave just begins to reveal.

[@AngelLpsForeverTM]

seriously i am in the six grade my little 1st grade cousin likes to get on my youtube

[@AngelLpsForeverTM]

***** seriously....... little kids do not deserve to be called morons i understand they shouldnt have this at all..............no wonder PewDiePie turned off his comments

[@seamac206]

*is

[@hedwegg]

What's it all about? 1. He was able to use the God given gifts of the Spirit to get him out of slavery. 2. It's when a person forgets, for money, the gifts of the Spirit & presents a false impression of what wealth really is that..."Captivity & Slavery" raises its "serpent head" & guile-full (spiteful) body. All for Story Time,

[@angelicpink]

Excellent movie for anyone with an appreciation of history, reading, the theater, the art of acting and Cinematography. WARNING!!! May scare the ignorant, selfish, mentally ill aka racist, foolish and coward. If this describes you please RUN because you may actually learn something and have the craving to explore more outside of the comfort zone of your little box.

[@kash45]

angelicpink yep that describes the 33 dislikes

[@tygashawtyschannel5210]

Man, look at all the trolls. I guess haters are gonna hate.

[@MrJagfan0423]

15!

[@WildWestSamurai]

Well, he hasn't responded back. I must've pegged him into some kind of corner by asking him to name this reparations legislation he claims African-Americans are such mooching recipients of. He can't name it because it doesn't exist. He's definitely in denial about how horrible slavery was, though. You're right on the money there.