Wicked Movie Review

[@justmyopinion84]

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[@lanceflx63]

Please stop using woke as a slur. I really hate the way the dominant society tainted that word.

[@Minni-FBA]

Exactly!

[@Blazeyates]

​@@Minni-FBA/ let's keep it real, right fast......that word ("Woke") is only used by "white people", they the-ones", who starred that "Shit", in the 1st-place", they know what "Fuck" they saying, when they use that "Word", 1st of all it's racial - Terminology",.......yeah" white people starred this "shit", blame them "mutha-fuckers!!

[@josephbroadnax9415]

👏🏾

[@excaliber8713]

The far right , hijacked the word

[@leerhode1021]

💯💯💯💯

[@janices6140]

Wicked is not based on The Wizard of Oz by Frank L. Baum. It's based on what you might call a satire of the book. Gregory Maguire is the author of the book: Wicked, confessions of an Ugly Stepsister. That's the book Wicked is based on. And, yes it has adult themes in it. Also, I don't know why Cynthia Erivo would make disparaging remarks about African American. Her mate, Lena Waithe, is African American.

[@toriyt2714]

Because people never date, work with, befriend other people from a group they deem less than.

[@MsBinnyb]

@@toriyt2714elaborate please

[@GG88irl]

I feel you on the Cynthia Erivo comments… definitely unforgivable in my opinion.

[@alexissimpson5819]

Crybaby

[@AngelisaHassan]

The story was woke before woke became a thing. The book came out in 1995 and the musical came out in 2003. How on earth is it woke?

[@jer9grant]

7:20 So those parts are from the Gregory Maguire books starting with _Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West_ which the stage show and film are kind of based on. The original Wizard of Oz books by L. Frank Baum had the Wicked Witch of the West as a one-eyed villain who only shows up in like one chapter of one book.

[@vecarter569]

@@jer9grant Thank you for the explanation. I had wondered the sources they were using as inspiration for this film adaptation.

[@chination1796]

Nah i can't do a 2 hour & 40 minute musical i'm good 😂

[@vocal.genius]

well you'll be missing out cuz it was so good, maybe the movie of the year

[@shippendales8543]

The films length is okay , I think the film makes great use of its run time It didn't feel that long at all and it's actually around 2 hrs 30 minutes The extra ten minutes are credits As for the songs they are used to either develop the cast or further the plot and move the story along It's a great movie

[@oldheed515]

It was trash ur not missing nothing. I walked in with hi hopes. An hr in me and my wife laughed at how bad it was.

[@BluJae93]

Why can’t villains just be villains? Why do they have to keep doing prequels and remakes with classic villains being misunderstood anti heroes? They’ve been doing that in almost every movie for almost 15 years now

[@olucasb93]

You do know it's based on a book written more than 30 years ago right? Even the broadway musical is now 21 years old. It's not following any trend if anything it started it.

[@cashaetaylor7466]

This was the original. I know some people just don't read books 🤷‍♀️🤣

[@aceyirl]

Glad you enjoyed what you could. Admittedly this is a girl's film, and my wife loved it. Being a fan of the play does make aa big difference in your personal enjoyment.

[@zyajones9360]

The Wiz was better...with Micheal Jackson and Diana Ross 🥰

[@excaliber8713]

It’s creepy but good

[@unpopular2]

That Movie Was Horrible Lmao

[@alphaomega1351]

Exactly 💯!!! The black version of Michael Jackson was great! 😎

[@shippendales8543]

I prefer Wicked personally The Wiz is a different story entirely It's basically a rehash of The Wizard of Oz Wicked is a prequel of that story about the Wicked Witch

[@AngelisaHassan]

I prefer Wicked.

[@legionnaireonyx3073]

The film certainly won't work for everyone but it doesn't change that it was a well made film version of the stage play. The performances are great, the cinematography was on point.

[@shehatemel]

And it won’t change a negative opinion either.

[@valenciaphillips1684]

I enjoyed it far more than Gladiator 2! I’m stoked for part 2 next November!

[@trueblue8869]

This movie was fantastic. Period. The witch was GREEN. Green represents whatever YOUR percieved impediment is. And if your percieved impediment is your race that's a personal issue. This sounds like projection. And honestly this reviewers decription of the dimming of her light because people looked at her strange actually succeeded its point. Whatever your "green or other" is was triggered. I personally feel like this movie is very healing. But If you arent a fan of magical whimsy its not for you.

[@ricardodavila9000]

This is the most legit movie review channel. 🏅🥇🏆🌟⭐

[@brknhrt12]

So you liked the original with a talking lion and scarecrow but had a problem with talking animals in wicked. Make it make sense.

[@True_Essence87]

Nah... I can't support anything with cynthia erivo in it. In the past, she has said some disrespectful things about FBAs. I'm good on her.

[@lionheart3290]

FBAs?

[@Ozymandi_as]

​@@lionheart3290 Foundational Black Americans. More than a decade ago, when she was still largely unknown, a friend of hers who was an academic, published an article in which she made remarks, as an African woman, that were critical of certain aspects of Afro-American culture. This received some backlash from sections of the community, and Cynthia sent a tweet that was supportive of her friend, in a doesn't-she-have-a-point? sort of way, which then earned her some backlash as well. Nevertheless, she stood by what she had said, and by her friend, although she did not seem to escalate the controversy. Time passed, and Erivo came to the US to appear as Celie in a production of The Colour Purple on Broadway, which had transferred from London. She made a huge success, winning the 2016 Tony for best actress in a musical. As a result of her performance in TCP and some small parts in films, she was asked to play Harriet Tubman in the eponymous biopic. This aroused some resentment, and the complaints about her 'disrespectful' remarks about FBAs were revived and conflated into an argument that she should / could not play such an iconic character in the fight against slavery, because the was not a Descendant of Slavery'. Having been born in the UK to first generation immigrants from Nigeria, she was instead the Descendant of subjugation to colonial rule, and therefore did not have the requisite inheritance of collective cultural trauma that some claimed was necessary to play the part. Besides, wasn't she taking work from 'more qualified' American actors? Standing firm against some very hurtful _ad hominem_ criticism, she went on to make the film, which was her first above the title role, and she also wrote and performed a theme song, Stand Up. She received generally excellent notices for her performance, and was nominated for best leading actress and best original song awards at the 2018 Oscars. For a film of that scale, it performed well at the box office and internationally, and returned a decent profit. She's a fantastic actress, and her singing is incredible. Being cast in the lead role of the biggest musical property in the business is a remarkable testament to her talent. It's not so long since it would have been an almost unthinkable achievement for a black queer actress, and that ought to be a cause of some satisfaction. However, it would appear that some people can hold on to a grudge for a very long time. resentment lingers

[@Thismeekpotato]

What’d she say tho?

[@lionheart3290]

@ all I know is the twitter incident

[@mstoreyjr]

​@@lionheart3290Foundational Black Americans

[@106Sparkle]

I’m not a fan of either actress. Erivo reportedly was paid $1 million vs. Grande’s $15 million. 🤔

[@OI-rs1bf]

Ariana is a huge pop star who can pull in a young crowd. Children don’t know who Erivo is. It is Ariana who is selling this movie.

[@deescorpio8454]

If you read the book, you wouldn’t be shocked at how conscious the movie is. 😊

[@connorgoren7615]

I feel like wicked in general has a bad case of pacing that doesn't work. While the theatrical performance was rushed in the acts and din't flesh everything out. The wicked movie sounds like its entierly too slow. They made the movie for PART 1 almost longer than the entire stage musical it is based on. Im very nervous to see it. I have tickets for tomorrow but I am hoping for the best.

[@JoeJames-yi5he]

Fbas didn’t like what Cynthia said about black people ✊🏾

[@mizsevenoneeight685]

Stop 👄 💦 Tariq 😂

[@Cahluvca]

She got caught and exposed the lack of "flat blackness" outside of America

[@wayneturner8575]

Thanks for the review B Avery 👍 I really liked Wicked. This coming from a person that has never seen the musical. I still don't care much for the music, but they sound great, and look spectacular. What I really like about the movie is the political philosophy of it all. So many themes touched on egs: Dangers of populism, the stupidity often of the masses, perceptions, why critical thinking skills are important, the appeal to authority fallacy etc, etc.... 😎

[@technicolorghost8055]

Cynthia Erivo was pretty amazing, and I loved her, but I still thought that Ariana Grande stole the show. That being said, I have seen the stage musical twice, and I think the character of Glinda always steals the show. It's partly just the way the show is written. Glinda has the best lines, IMO. Yes, she's a self-centered brat, but she's also funny and likeable. In part 2, she won't get her way.

[@lowdown2162]

I respectfully disagree with you. I usually hate musicals, but this one hit different. I took my 12yr old daughter to see this movie. I had to go back to see it again by myself because the singing was amazing. This is the movie of the year.

[@beautyforashesjp]

Just saw wicked! I loved it! Especially the last song “Defying Gravity”❤

[@KeyaHamm]

I love to hear a review from someone I assume is not enamored with musicals. Interesting fact, this the 4th black Elphaba of 50 of them. Are there any movie musicals that you loved? Part 2 all the animal stuff will pay off.

[@tashastalksbb1]

I’m a big fan of the Wizard of Oz but I didn’t like the play. However, I thought the movie version was fabulous. The movie’s trying to tie everything back to the wizard of OZ. For example, the Tin man, Lion and Scarecrow were featured in this movie. Jon Chu was dropping hints of the wizard of Oz all over the film. I think the questions are was Glinda truly “good?” Was the wicked witch of the west truly “evil?” I believe most of this film is from the stage play.

[@Robbrevi3ws]

Loved the review! I'm on the fence about this one. Not much of a musical fan

[@justmyopinion84]

💪🏾💯

[@ERzGrandpa]

Great, truthful review B. Will wait for streaming. 👴🏽 “While everybody seems like they’re high off drugs…” You KILL me B!😂

[@justmyopinion84]

😂

[@Cheezpopcorn]

I'm glad I saw it, but it didn't work for me. The visuals are best on the big screen.

[@italosblogtalkradio4279]

7:34 everything you just mentioned was not in the original Wonderful Wizard of Oz but it’s the Wicked book version, which vary from the original film. If that doesn’t make sense then you’re gonna have to do more research

[@eddieanderson9399]

Most people will disagree with you. I think the movie is kinda stupid and its still gonna make a load of cash.

[@shippendales8543]

Not really the movie Is actually a great lesson for kids on the power of branding and marketing And also how powerful system vilify certain groups to distract and maintain power Nothing stupid at all there It's a tale as old as time Which explains why the Broadway play has has so much success It has a timeless story

[@Darksmirk1]

The run time is what makes me want to skip this in theaters. That seems too long for a musical and only part 1.

[@xamuca22]

It is not. You barely feels the time pass

[@vecarter569]

@Darksmirk1 That time went by very fast for our group who watched it Monday night. We were surprised that we were not tired...and did not even have to take a restroom break during the time! lol And we saw it after working a full work day...and driving through rush hour traffic to make the 6:30pm showing.

[@eddieanderson9399]

I can't believe he commented about the beginning looking for an usher. 😂 Movie stories are told many different ways. Its one of the best openings of all time.

[@onlyalisaawilliams]

I’m going to catch Wicked when it’s streams , hopefully I’ll really enjoy it.. Cynthia’s a great performer, extremely talented , but I can’t support anything she does , and I hate this is were I stand , but I won’t, and that doesn’t mean I don’t want her to continue to do well in her dream .

[@DnewNancy]

SAME

[@Ozymandi_as]

What is she doing that you dislike?

[@excaliber8713]

But you support Trump ?

[@excaliber8713]

@@Ozymandi_asjust mad over rumors meanwhile they support trumo

[@cashaetaylor7466]

She only responded because black Americans were going off on her playing Harriet. Which wasn't a bad movie like he is suggesting.

[@LoveMySupaCool]

I appreciate your intake on the film, I don’t think I’ll go out and watch. If it pops up on one of my streaming services sure, but I’m not going out of my way to watch it. I did watch the play when I was in high school and I loved the play, I’ve currently finished the 1st book of Wicked series and I might leave it there cause in all honesty it’s a hard book for me to get through. but yeah the wicked witch’s mama got around in the 1st book and she was quite a monstrous baby.

[@eugenejohnson1627]

Man, I went to watch it last night in IMAX but the storms in the area knocked out all the power an hour into the movie. The hour I saw, I really enjoyed it. My only complaint was some of Glinda's singing I really couldn't understand. I think I will check it out in Dolby next time because of that.

[@jer9grant]

Hope you're safe and your power is restored soon 🙏

[@shewhomustbobeyed1]

Wicked.. not my cup of tea.. I’ll pass! I do treasure your great opinion though.. ❤

[@odishall7548]

I absolutely whole heartedly agree with your point on this movie I also love your literature and the little inside history that you give on not just this movie but all your reviews that I seen so far I’m so glad you reviewed this movie honestly I’m just not understanding all the hype around this movie being such a masterpiece I don’t get it I honestly had to leave early because my ass fell asleep this movie was just long for no reason! Thanks for calling this movie real af this was the best review I’ve seen so far hands down!

[@CraftyActressMama]

I can't get pass the comments with Cynthia.

[@zyajones9360]

It's so refreshing to get a real honest review with it being a paid and brought good fake review ...

[@lionheart3290]

@@zyajones9360 I haven’t seen any of those

[@ButterCookie1984]

OMG Yes! I haven't seen, but I love the story concept and have always wanted to see the play. BUT, I cannot for the life of me get into wanting to see this. Cynthia is annoying as a person, and Ariana is TOO GOOFY for me to ever take her serious! Plus, how do we buy them being best friends when there is a 10 yr age difference clear as day????

[@lionheart3290]

@ there actually 6 years difference

[@KatrinaNik]

Based on this review it sounds like if you haven’t read the book series or seen the play this movie isn’t for you. I’ve done both and can’t wait to see it with my mother. It’s unfortunate to hear that it wasn’t filmed in a way that newcomers can understand all the many plot lines Wicked contains.

[@mikewhite8663]

It’s like in the play and the book my favorite character is a female she is always the best part and in this movie they had a gay Asian guy play her and he worked and nailed the character it’s like how Peter Pan is a male they had a female play Peter Pan on stage and she nailed it

[@emmanuelrobert208]

I just listened to your post, and the part about disliking Cynthia Erivo says more about Americans' ignorance and arrogance than about her comments. While trying to find out what she said, I fell down a rabbit hole about ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery). I was still left wondering: was their anger directed at her because she isn’t African American (assuming she doesn’t have a historical link to slavery and that only Americans are unique in that experience), or because she is Nigerian (whose forefathers may have had a connection to the slave trade)? Considering that less than 10% of all enslaved people were sent to North America, it seems rather ill-informed to assume that only African Americans can talk about the experience. Unlike in North America, slavery in the Caribbean was largely unchecked-look up the ‘Derby Dose.’

[@justmyopinion84]

So she says something negative about Black Americans, yet Black Americans are the ones who are ignorant?

[@courtneyz4015]

Because she's rude that's why. If Americans are so bad, stop playing American icons. That's all.

[@simbahunter8894]

One cannot imagine a world where Black American actors would go to the UK, or the Caribbean, speak disparagingly about the local Black population, then be cast to play their most illustrious historical figures, and the locals would just accept it. It would NEVER happen. We Black Americans have an ethnicity and a culture that influences the entire world, and slavery is only part of it. Cynthia Erivo would have no career if she didn't cosplay as us, so the least she could do is be respectful. Yes, she's talented. But there are at least five Black American Broadsay performers who can sing rings around Cynthia, yet she's the one who gets opportunity after opportunity. I believe it's because of her accent, and the fact that she goes to such lengths to look ugly. Hollywood is intimidated by beautiful Black people.

[@emmanuelrobert208]

@@justmyopinion84 "Interesting point, but I believe your argument has a flawed basis. Suggesting that someone cannot portray a role due to geography rather than historical experience seems misguided. The idea that the plantocracy was exclusive to North America isn't accurate either. Additionally, if the goal is to dismantle stereotypes, it’s important not to reinforce them. The harm caused by the supposed ‘ownership’ of the N-word is significant and far-reaching, making it difficult to fully grasp its impact."

[@Tavymckenzie]

Lmaoo I saw the movie and didn’t dislike or like it really I liked the imagery, but after hearing this review I realized how much I actually hated it 😂😂

[@phyllisavery7933]

Thanks for the review.

[@leerhode1021]

Look at B's smile when he is talking about Arianna Grande. LOL

[@YeliMe]

Omggg we still have an hour to go 💀💀

[@terrancemoore496]

Oh well sir, I haven't seen the movie yet. I am planning to though. I been seen other reviews of critics they overall had a positive experience. HMM to each is each own.

[@mikewhite8663]

I don’t and still don’t like her as the wicked witch but she pulled it off and her Ariana and the guy who is the scarecrow worked well off each other jeff was a perfect wizard his singing was dead on to the play then his acting he was just being his Jurassic park character Ariana is the perfect Glenda Dorothy and cat kept coming out of her I loved the cast all around the wicked witch of the east the one that Dorothy lands on and kills and gets the ruby slippers from is the only casting that was perfect and dead on but everyone worked 10/10

[@pettyceddy9538]

im confused with wicked the world is going crazy over this crap but with the color purple and the joker 2 people were posting storming out the theater and upset with musicals and all that. i love musicals i just have a disliking for Cnythia and Ariana i wont watch or listen 2 anything those 2 ever do

[@DaFilmakerDrew]

Love your review

[@justmyopinion84]

Thank you!

[@MarleyMarr2008]

Wicked was fantastic and I'm not the target audience. Thats why the box office is breaking records.

[@patricktyler4712]

I’ll pass. I dont like that Nigerian chick , well to be fair even if it was a black American in the role I doubt I would’ve seen it even then. Im just not into these musical type films

[@dr.beautifulpodcastmentalh2826]

If you are not into musicals that’s ok why reference blacks if that’s true?

[@odishall7548]

I absolutely whole heartedly agree with your point on this movie I also love your literature and the little inside history that you give on not just this movie but all your reviews that I seen so far I’m so glad you reviewed this movie honestly I’m just not understanding all the hype around this movie being such a masterpiece I don’t get it I honestly had to leave early because my ass fell asleep this movie was just long for no reason! Thanks for calling this movie real af this was the best review I’ve seen so far hands down! Also we’ve got talking goats nanny bears and rainbow fields all things strange but a green woman is a deal breaker 😂 it just makes no sense!

[@karengreen888]

The movie is phenomenal! I'm a fan of the musical. It is about talent..,actors, choreographer, set design, Cinematography. Etc. I don't agree with his Critique. Please see the movie on your own. Ice been in The arts all my life, theater, musicals, opera and film. I'm also a minister for those who have issues with the word "witches".

[@cammyr12Productions]

Thank you for reviewing this!! Sounds like a decent movie Worth paying to see in theaters

[@Lola-iv5ut]

The preview looked good, so my family we bought tickets. I am not a fan of Cynthia Erivo. This is the only movie I have ever bought a ticket for with Cynthia Erivo in it.

[@butterflyroho6470]

I think that you would enjoy the play.

[@mikewhite8663]

I don’t care about all the woke politics and racism and all that it’s there it’s a big part of it but it’s not why I show up to be a fan I enjoy a lot of other things that are in there

[@MarleyMarr2008]

Film is subjective and hits everyone different but wow your take was definitely in the minority.

[@justmyopinion84]

@@MarleyMarr2008 yep

[@WILDANDPEACEFUL23]

You're giving no context to this "wild animal" comment. I think you just don't want people to like her. I think you're a little bit red pill or a lot a bit

[@justmyopinion84]

ok

[@ggu7r76g]

Thanks for the fair review. I'm excited to go see it!

[@npkandi]

I can not forgive

[@excaliber8713]

Brandon’s first musical. 😂

[@sylvia522]

I saw the movie and agree with everything you said! Didn't care for it at all!

[@WILDANDPEACEFUL23]

Phenomenal film! Five stars

[@eddieanderson9399]

I have no personal feelings one way or another about anyone in this movie. I'm posting my opinion based on the movie only. Actually.... this movie is not good and IS for me. It's for me cause it's entertaining well done and fully realized and the music is great. Movies suck recently and it good to see a movie well done to some extent for once. It's NOT good (minor spoilers) cause Cynthia Erivo is being laughed at for looking green and only wants to help animals. Nothing WICKED about that. She seems good. Even the end she doesn't seem like someone who wants to hurt people but be free. If the movie is wicked it's the other people in the movie. So it's not really her story of how the Wicked Witch of the West is wicked or even becomes wicked. Hard to see how she'd transition into Part 2 as someone people will hate or want to kill. So THAT'S why it's for me cause at least movie was entertaining wasn't for me cause its nothing like the true origins of the Wizard of Oz and if ur gonna say it's based on the play then that's even for dumb cause the movie explains so much that relates to what happened in the Wizard of Oz. I hope I'm wrong of course and Part 2 makes Cynthia Erivo someone doesn't like on screen. That's the only way it's gonna be true to the story of it all whichever angle you want to to view it from.

[@toriyt2714]

It does actually all tie up together nicely if it’s based on the play but the play is dramatic and u don’t know how that reads on movie screen

[@Mikedaboss123]

It was terrible for me , woke 2 hour musicial . I’m glad I got the jailbroken fire stick to watch this

[@wtroupe64wt]

I don’t care I like this movie. “Woke” wasn’t the issue. Yes it was simi woke, yes racial undertones , yes it has gays in it. And I still walked out loving it . Hell I cried in some parts. Watch the movie for yourself and make your own decision if you like it or not.

[@justmyopinion84]

@@wtroupe64wt I'm glad you liked it. Happy for you!

[@AngelisaHassan]

Yall really need to get over wokeness. Yall are so annoying. Movies have been woke since the golden age of fgilm.

[@Cahluvca]

No way no how for me...

[@MsBinnyb]

Wild animals 😡🤬

[@excaliber8713]

Wait it’s sex scenes ?

[@vecarter569]

I loved it...but primarily because of Cynthia, how annoying "Glinda" character was...and the great costume and set designs. I love musical plays...not all...but quite a few...if well-done. So, i liked this more than most of the musical fillms that I have seen...probably because the music was so well done in this film. I do have to research if this is based more on the Oz book series...or more on the Wicked play itself. I thought it was very cute to have some of the original Broadway Wicked actors make a cameo in this version. You were very fair in your critique and I totally understand your criticisms you gave. I feel the green-discrimination would feel like race-discrimination regardless...even though Caucasian Idina Menzel played the role originally. In fact, with that one on Broadway, you have perky blonde, petite, natural baby-voiced actress Kristin Chenoweth versus brunette, tall, boisterous voiced Idina Menzel. They are direct opposites with Idina's chatacter also being green. Even those 2 Broadway actresses' singjng styles are opposites...though both can hit very strong, very full high notes.

[@gokuvegeta1167]

Thr book us way superior make the fucking musical and this kiddy movie the book has way darker tones and dosent pull its punches

[@kandeedee2913]

No sorry did not like the musical movie. It was not good. We guess a matter of cultures. We did not enjoy none of those actors. Thats our opinion. We give it a , zero.

[@excaliber8713]

So this movie is about the Trump administration?

[@wayneturner8575]

Depends on your perceptions...

[@monicameeks9349]

I enjoyed this movie! Your comments on it being woke are cringy!!! Educate yourself, Brother!!

[@Artur-Itas]

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[@JayThaInformant]

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@shantoreywilkins651]

#1st🎉⚡⚡

[@justmyopinion84]

💪🏾💯

[@zyajones9360]

This movie was a Massa and slave fairytale...no way I could watch this Woke garbage especially for almost 3hrs of torture .

[@excaliber8713]

How she’s a green witch lol

[@cashaetaylor7466]

Because you don't know NOTHING about the book or play is the reason why you are lost. The Animals are very important, and I guess that comes in part 2. However, I read the book so I know that they changed a lot of it. The book is good. It's adult but its good. This movie was good because of Cynthia for me and I didn't even notice the length of time. However, I also love LOVE musicals. The only down part i felt was Jonathan as the Prince and that can be because they change a lot of him from the book. Number 1 thing: he was black and in the book they made references to him being the color as sh!t 💩. That's why him and Elphaba became a couple. They were considered different.. it's interesting though... the bottom humans were actually Pink/Red in the book. 😂 Top: Galinda people 2nd: Elphaba/ munchkins 3rd: Prince/ Brown 4th: Pink/Red Then the Animals and last animals. That's the order in the book. Elphaba family was actually rich and her dad was a preacher. The *mayor* line actually is from her mother side.

[@daveedwards7833]

It was a bad idea to make this a two part movie!

[@sasazamami]

Cynthia is not talented at all

[@adekunlefalade7025]

Obviously your opinion doesn't count as she (Cynthia Erivo) got an Oscar nomination for Harriet from People whose opinion actually counts, so whatever

[@justmyopinion84]

Lol where you from lol?

[@flyleelee5351]

​@@justmyopinion84 We checking paperwork 😂

[@flyleelee5351]

But it flopped, so whatever... nobody cares about that dumb ass terrible movie

[@concernedone6827]

I instinctively didn’t like her .. and when I found out what she said about black Americans .. it was confirmed … and it’s sad she is playing blacks American heroes … boooooo .. and I hope her career turns to trash … she will never get my support.

[@Ozymandi_as]

​@@justmyopinion84curious to know, what did she do that was disrespectful of FBAs?

[@Reg44T]

If it’s too long, too woke and all over the place. 1/2 hr and I’m gone!