One Love Bob Marley Movie Trailer | A Jamaican’s Reaction

[@nasimaali9646]

Preach. The Bob Marley legacy and the empire it has become would not be the height it’s reached without the hard work of Rita Marley. She deserves way more credit, she did a lot of that as a BLACK RASTA WOMAN in the 80s. A trailblazer.

[@3Gkitchen]

I don’t think the Jamaican people understand how powerful Rita Marley is , it’s just sad that most times we have to wait for someone to pass away before we can honour them, but you are correct she is a real trailblazer.

[@Jack-fs2im]

Marley would have stayed limited to Jamaica if not for Chris Blackwell

[@roseyja5696]

!!!

[@roseyja5696]

It was reggae music, that made Chris Blackwells fortune. Remember Millie Small Chris Blackwell started out selling reggae records from his car boot. It was a Rasta who who saw him stranded on the beach in JA and helped him to recovery. He subsequently became familiar with the culture.

[@Jack-fs2im]

@@roseyja5696 Haha Well how come he gave Wailers £5000 to make “catch a fire” he also had Spencer Davis Group and toured uk selling all his artists.

[@eleanorwebb3225]

I am a black American women who loves everything about Jamaica, the culture and music!!!! I am super super pumped about this movie!!! Can’t wait till Feb. 14th, I’m stepping out repping my Jamaican sisters and brothers in my ⬛️🟥🟩🟨🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@berry87]

Rita Marley, Ziggy Marley, the entire Marley family at large alongside friends of Bob, made sure the right representations were made for the authenticity of the film. Ms Fae Ellington was brought in to be apart of the process. She worked diligently with cast to get their accents right. 'Aunty Fae' as the cast called her did a wonderful job. Mr Neville Garrick (RIP November 2023) Bob's Art Director was on set, shared stories and gave insights on many scenes. There is a nice mix of local Jamaican artist/actors, British actors, etc that worked together well to make the film. Reggae artist Naomi Cowan ( Ms Marcia Griffiths), Lashana Lynch (British actress/Jamaican Mother plays Ms Rita Marley), Jamaican actress Anna-Share Blake ( Ms Judy Mowatt) Kingsley Ben-Adir(British Actor with Trinidadian Roots plays Bob Marley), Davo (Plays his father Mr Junior Marvin), Ashton Barrett Jr (Plays his father 'Familyman' Barrett.) Jamaican Artist Alex A - Game (as Peter Tosh) etc. It is a film that people should be proud of! - One Love

[@thepointblankpodcast4697]

This is the best review of the trailer, and the best explanation of why Jamaicans are so worried about the outcome of this movie. Very clear, and so professionally done. I never realized until now, being reminded of cool runnings and how Stella got her groove gave people nightmares on the bad accents. I also agree Jamaicans will not have to worry, and they will have a movie they can be proud of.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for watching and giving your feedback. And yes, I agree that this is going to be a movie that Jamaicans can be proud of.

[@berry87]

Thank You for your honest review on the One Love Bob Marley Movie Trailer! Ziggy Marley was very instrumental, completely hands on in the casting process, and story telling his father's life. Cedella Marley and of course the Matriarch Rita Marley, who are all producers of the film played integral roles as well. In fact most of the Marley children were on set from time to time to show support. Ziggy personally interviewed actors In Jamaica and abroad but when he came across Kingsley Ben-Adir he knew he was the one. If Ziggy or anyone else In the family wanted Skip or any other Grandchild of Bob to portray Bob in an 'artful' way, with acting chops to carry the film, that would have been so. It has been a long road to get a Movie done about the amazing Robert Nesta Marley, so I hope Jamaicans especially and people around the World embrace the film. - One Love

[@3Gkitchen]

I really have a great feeling about this movie I think it’s going to make Jamaicans proud.

[@captureallen8632]

It would have been even better to see a Jamaican Rasta play Bob. I was upset to know they didn't at least cast a Jamaican in the role, but im still looking forward to seeing the movie.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for your feedback and I also would have loved to see a Jamaican in the role. Unfortunately, Jamaica only has one professional actor and it’s Paul Campbell. But I agree, and I think it would have been good to see Skip Marley play his grandfather in the movie.

[@captureallen8632]

@@3Gkitchen yes they would have been awesome to see Skip play his granddad.

[@blondydred7944]

He's jamaican but left when he was young. Watch is interview

[@ifashi4]

I feel its going to show how much of a true conscious hero on an actual Universal scale he was 🎉🎉🎉. Its a breathe of fresh air on the horizon 💯

[@3Gkitchen]

🎉🎉🎉

[@annmarie5670]

Very Good review. I am not a Jamaican but I understand the concern. I am excited also about the movie and thank you for the encouragement to the Jamaican people and the reasons given for why they should support. I will definitely be supporting it.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for watching

[@DirtNassty]

Sooooo excited that everyone is finally going to be educated on the life and legacy of Bob Marley! So many people have no idea who and WHAT Bob was! Never been so excited for a movie!

[@3Gkitchen]

This is the most excited I have ever been for a movie also, and to hear that the red carpet was filled with stars from all over the world and the Royal Family you can tell that it’s going to be a black buster movie 🍿

[@MyLifeReframed]

I am glad to know I was not the only one who has seen this movie trailer umpteen times.

[@PrioryCampion]

The men in the Bob Slayer clip are not Jamaican, no disrespect. One of the men sounds Trinidadian, why can't they use a Jamaican get the role? Even here in England, I'm hate when people try to be Jamaican, the worst part is speaking bad patois.

[@3Gkitchen]

Yes that’s what most Jamaicans are saying, I think we can learn from this and hopefully Jamaica will develop actors that can make it big on the international stage and not just local films.

[@jomohector5274]

Great review sir, but still can’t understand why the gong is not declared a national hero up until now, no monument or currency bearing his namesake, so embarrassing, if Bob was from anywhere else in this world this wouldn’t be so!

[@3Gkitchen]

You are 100% correct I’m not sure what the government is waiting on to do so , they use his name for years to sell tourism but still does nothing to honour his legacy.

[@elainemurray7745]

Very excited about the movie. I saw Bob Marley one day when I was about 11 years.old. I though he was taking a short cut through a lane as I lived in Trench Town off West Rd. and 13th St. He must have been famous at the time why I recognized him , at that time I never thought anything about it until later. Maybe becsuse.he was.smoking a spliff.

[@3Gkitchen]

I never got the chance to meet him but I met Ziggy, Rita Marley and Junior Gong

[@ifyouhavelivedtv]

It does not matter where in the world one travel to, if there is any type of entertainment, Bob Marley music is always played. They could at least let a Jamaican actor play the role of Bob Marley. Jamaican culture, dialect is so uniquely spoken. It will be quite a turnoff, if that is not perfected. Nevertheless, l am open to see the movie.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for your feedback, I think the Jamaica movie industry is extremely under developed and because of that you don’t have alot of trained Jamaican actors. I think Skip Marley would have been perfect to play is grandfather because he looks like Bob and he sounds just like him. But I guess we just have to trust that Ziggy made the best decision for the success of the movie.

[@bassclef283]

The whole world is going to see this movie! "One Love" 🙏🏾

[@3Gkitchen]

🙏🏿

[@Stevie24724]

Yes in England it’s coming out on 14th February, can’t wait to see it looking forward to it as Ziggy Marley said it shows other sides of Bob that we didn’t know so that’s nice.

[@3Gkitchen]

I didn’t like the idea of Valentine’s Day but maybe they think it would be great for marketing. Valentine’s and one love

[@phyllisbonnick5926]

Great review, you seem to be a true blood Jamaican, I am too, so I can't wait to see the movie. I have to watch it in the cinema so I can experience the full effect of the surround system. I am so excited. By the way love your outfit.

[@amychang6595]

Thank you for your commentary. I'm heading to Jamaica in three weeks and am visiting Nine Miles, St. Ann. I think your thoughts and opinions are important because I want to be sure that I learn and am more aware of how Jamaicans feel about a major motion picture about Bob Marley. I am excited about the movie and had planned this trip before I knew the movie was coming out. About four months ago, I saw Ziggy in Denver and it was very emotional for many. Given how the world is, Ziggy sang songs to share that we don't worry because everything will be alright. I think everyone needed to hear it that night. I brought my friend from Ukraine. It was very powerful. I just found your video this morning while having some tea, it cannot be coincidence. It's awesome, like Bob Marley. I look forward to your review after you watch it, and before I head down to Jamaica! Thank you. :)

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for tuning in and for your feedback on the review. I hope you enjoy your stay in Jamaica and you should definitely check out the new Bob Marley restaurant at the Montego Bay airport. I will have a few more videos of Bob Marley coming up for black history month. Stay tuned.

[@roseyja5696]

❤ i also was at the 1977 concert. It was electrifying

[@dxwallace55]

If only thee were iPhones to record it.......

[@LarryDural-eu7eu]

This is BOB helping us trot to these tribulations. # 1 Destiny.,

[@everaldhudson1323]

Thanks for ur intake on the film One Love not really a review in my opinion but I will definitely go and see it I've seen the trailers more than once & I'm having a great feeling about it can't wait opening in London Feb 14

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for watching and giving your feedback. The review was mostly to address Jamaicans that was upset that the actor was not a Jamaican and to educate none Jamaicans about the reasons why Jamaicans have a problem with a none Jamaican playing Bob. And I’m with you I’m really excited about this movie and I think it’s going to do great.

[@tomwinter2906]

THANKS for your clip! I just can't wait to see the movie! I saw Bob Marley first on BBC "Old Grey Whistle Test" and he changed my world. Hey, you can be rock tight and strong as steel without shouting! Next I saw him live in Munich 1977. There I had a seat and I didn't move for one moment. The most "real" performance I have ever seen. "Real" meaning: If there had been no audience at all, Bob would have "performed" as he did. I'm really excited to see the movie! Hey, it's scheduled for release here (Germany) on my birthday. I've been around and seen the best of the best live acts. I can say that, because Marley was better than the BEST of the BEST of live acts. That's because he was not an "act". He was and still is a source of inspiration......a shaman?. I didn't "come down" until the house lights came up. So glad there are recordings that don't let us down. Signed- non Jamaican ex-profi musician.

[@3Gkitchen]

He was more than just a rock star he was an inspiration for people who wanted a better world.

[@leonstraatman1857]

Looking 4 ward to see this movie at the cinema here in the netherlands.....ONE LOVE....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@3Gkitchen]

One love

[@dejns6945]

It gave me chills but fills me with sadness. Gone too soon.

[@mrjomonic]

We look forward to this film, it will be great

[@3Gkitchen]

It’s going to be amazing

[@csambailey9552]

Cant wait till 2/14/24 thats when it come to los angeles.. Yu rigt lets make a Big thing of it.. Yeh man

[@3Gkitchen]

Yes we should

[@marvarose5814]

Our accent is one of a kind...very unique. Please don't refer to our jamaican language as bad. Thank you

[@3Gkitchen]

The Jamaican language is very hard for a none Jamaican to capture, I did not say the language is bad, what I meant is that when the American actors try to copy the Jamaican accent it’s really bad and that’s why Jamaicans want to see more Jamaicans actors in those movies 🎥

[@marvarose5814]

@3Gkitchen you did say bad a few times. Go back and check or you should have word it differently.

[@mikeymystic3030]

Bob was a man a head of his time,, empowered by the inspiration of Hailey Sealasie I ,,, the word were give and great were the company of them that publish it,,,

[@seanhype1804]

First I would like to say respect to bob and the marley family but I find it very disrespectful for the analyst to say jamaica was built of the back of bob marley jamaica and jamaican people were always great don't get it twisted first bob did not create rasta reggae or jamaica greatness he just did his part just like every other greats jamaica was special before bob and after bob.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for your feedback. The first person to put Jamaica on the world stage was Arthur Wint with his gold medal in the 1952 Olympic and then it was Millie Small in 1964 when she became the first Jamaican to sell 1 million records but most Jamaicans don’t even remember them , but everyone knows Bob Marley he was not the first to do reggae but he was the best and Jamaica 🇯🇲 became one of the top travel destinations in the world with the tourism board one love campaign back in the 1990, so I don’t think it’s a disrespect to regular Jamaicans to say he put Jamaica on top.

[@zuzu-oi5ki]

@@3Gkitchen Bob was one of the Ambassadors of spreading the music, but he did not create Reggae music, Jamaica was a popular destination for foreign visitors because of its natural beauty and it's uniqueness, and yes the positive message in Marley's music, the vibe in the Jamaican people just attract people from other country wanting to visit or be like Jamaicans.

[@rogermansour6085]

My question is how do the Rastas from Trench town feel about Marley mixing with Babylon in making of this movie Also will Bob's love affair with Miss Universe be portrayed in this movie.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for watching. Remember that Bob Marley was of mixed race his father was a white British soldier, and I think most Rastas understand that Babylon is not about race it’s about oppression. And yes they do address his relationship with Miss Universe.

[@TeeSpicerReacts]

Great review but I actually don't see the worry because the Marley family was totally in charge of the production in every aspect. Didn't you see Tuff Gong productions? It was Ziggley and Cedella who handpicked the actors playing Bob and Rita. And although Kingsley Ben-Adir isn't Jamaican (he's English) both of his parents are Trinidadian! But I do feel you when you brought up Cool Runnings...yeah..that was bad! Just like nobody could get a Trini accent right, it always come out sounding kina Jamaican, LOL

[@3Gkitchen]

Yes I think Kingsley will do a great job

[@indirahogan8676]

One Love So looking forward to this film.

[@Stevie24724]

I would have liked one of Bob’s sons to play him but maybe they wouldn’t capture what really needed to be captured, if that makes sense and to choose which one oh gosh 🤣🤣 some say Julian hmm no some say Ky’mani no him too gangster 🤣🤣 but looking forward to it still long time coming

[@3Gkitchen]

I think his grandson Skip Marley is the only one that could play him.

[@roseyja5696]

Exactly

[@MsWildberry1]

I wonder how Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer are covered in this movie. Without Peter and Bunny Nesta would not have developed into Bob Marley. Peter was the religious one, and Peter and Bunny converted to Rasta when Bob was in America with his mother, and Bob joined Peter and Bunny as Rasta when he came back to Jamaica. Also there is a stream of thought among some Rastas that many musicians unintentionally spoilt the meaning of Rasta. This is because Leanard Howell, Joseph Nathaniel Hibbert, and Robert Hinds are three original and prominent figures in the development and concept of Rasta. They created Rasta as a black liberation organisation, Leonard Howell in particular was beaten, put in mental homes and went through so much in the development of Rasta. And one of the rules was that Rasta is not to mix and mingle with non Rasta, and other groups of people.

[@3Gkitchen]

I’m not sure if Peter and Bunny will be a part of this movie, but I know that they were instrumental in Bobs career.

[@MsWildberry1]

@@3Gkitchen Bob and Bunny grew up together, I think but not 💯 Bob wad 9 and Bunny 7. Bob and his mother went to live with Bunny's dad and they had a daughter Pearl together. So Bob and Bunny are step brothers. Peter had a son Andrew Tosh with Bunny's sister. The three of them was/are entwined. Peter, Bob and Bunny broke bread together, and was often hungry together. One of them said Bob was so kind he would always want them to have more than him. Bunny said it is Peter who taught him and Bob to play the guitar. And it was the three of them who formed Tuff Gong the three hands represents the three of them. One has to ask what happened. Bunny was the first to leave the group mid tour, Joe Higgs had to step in at short notice to replace Bunny. Peter stayed another year, then left. I don't think Bob's life can be told with no mention of Peter and Bunny. Individually and collectively they all was essential to who each of them developed into. They was going to make a song together again, but Bob passed so it was not to be. All three was equally great men, each one uniquely gifted and talented. I think marketability is key to success and global appeal. I hope they travel well, and join again as the brothers they was. ❤💛💚🖤

[@whodunit3949]

I heard that the attempted assassination on his life was excluded from the movie, depicted Marley's life 😮😮😮 It's unacceptable to omit that from the movie, and the movie should be boycott. I am disappointed 😞 😔

[@3Gkitchen]

I’m not sure because it was in the movie trailer.

[@Malouco]

Can’t wait to see this!

[@jonesa4island]

So excited!!!

[@davidmorris6880]

Hell yes we all going to soport it the asca that where it going ❤Jamaican will be going out in force with there flags

[@3Gkitchen]

Let’s make it the biggest movie of 2024

[@brianhope5075]

I am a king of kings and a lord of Lords I am the conquering lion from the tribe of judah 🖤

[@bunandcheese4445]

🙏🏿❤️✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@rudolphgraham2534]

Great video and great reviews.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you

[@donone7686]

Someone playing bob is ridicules to me, having followed him from a boy. So much material footage out there of bob that this just not necessary. Just my view of course.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for your feedback. I believe that this movie will introduce millions of young people across the world to Bob Marley life story and not just his music. I have young kids and I find that when we introduce them to black content like Bobs music and the books that Ziggy wrote it makes them feel apart of something great. At times living in North America black kids can get lost if they don’t know that we came from a great culture and that we were Kings and Queens before slaves.

[@roseyja5696]

Spot on❤

[@Jack-fs2im]

THEY WILL TALK ALL OVER HIS MUSIC AND RUIN HIS LEGACY IMO

[@3Gkitchen]

Hopefully not. I have a feeling that this movie will give a lot of young people more opportunities to get to know him.

[@Jack-fs2im]

@@3Gkitchen I hope so too.When I saw “The Harder they Come” all the songs were played complete and the whole cinema was up and dancing.I saw Marley three times 1st Rainbow.2nd Lyceum 3 Hammersmith Odeon.At least Chris Blackwell features in the film.he was hugely influencial in the Wailers success and they would have just stayed in Jamaica.Story is they had been ripped of in JA and were penniless .Blackwell gave them £5000 pound to make an album (catch a fire) and registered them for royalties and the backing of an international label,he was told “you won,t see them or your money again” but they spent every penny on the Album .RESPECT TO CHRIS AND THANX .HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU

[@mrsclutchsussex7455]

The fact that Harry & Meghan were at the premiere helped promote the movie globally. I placed a long explanation on your video the “Red Carpet Movie Premiere”.

[@3Gkitchen]

Thank you for watching, I was surprised to see them on the red carpet but I know Harry is well loved in Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@gillchambers9008]

no one was excited with those two there. we saw top Jamaicans Shelley ann price one of them. British actors train to act he was a good choice. looks like a good film.

[@theresajames1773]

I believe this movie will do wonders

[@3Gkitchen]

I think it will be the best Jamaican movie and will be a classic like how Stella got her groove back.

[@roseyja5696]

❤

[@user-lp2eo8yo5n]

Jamaica as come a long way, dread ĺox now is acceptable in parliament

[@3Gkitchen]

100%

[@dejns6945]

The accent sounded right to my ears. But I'm blk american.

[@patriciajohnson5398]

Is there profanity in this movie?

[@3Gkitchen]

The movie is not out until February 14 but I don’t think they would use profanity in the movie because the family is not known for using profanity in their music 🎵

[@patriciamharris5664]

​@@3Gkitchen👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 well said yah.

[@fiddell69]

Not even "blood clart"?

[@BantuBoy63]

Nothing interesting about this movie,,there is nothing new to know about bob and his music,,,just another movie,,,

[@3Gkitchen]

I believe that young people 25 and under that loves his music will get to learn about his life story.

[@marvinhancock6433]

If you promote peace you will have a cross hair on you example JFK MLK John Lennon and Bob Marley

[@3Gkitchen]

Bob Marley was one of a kind. You should watch his documentary of Zombie and you will get an idea of why he was more than a singer; he was a real freedom fighter.

[@fiddell69]

Peace is not profitable. No money in dat.