Tuesday, May 19, 2009

New movie alert...

...If you have been keeping up with the Cannes buzz then you should have heard of Precious by now. Brought to us by Oprah and Tyler Perry, the Lee Daniels film is centered around a 16-year-old girl named Claireece "Precious" Jones who has lived a life of abuse and neglect. Overweight, a victim of rape, lack of education and seeming to have all obstacles against her, she gets accepted to alternative school which seemingly opens up her world. Check out the trailer (I see you Xosha! :p)...

It looks DOPE. Well written and well supported by a diverse cast. You all know I'm not one for believing critics, but the film is already racking up acclaim and accolades across the boards and from the looks of the trailer and feedback from early screeners, I think it might live up to the buzz. Be sure to check it out when it comes out later this fall (around November). I know I know, eons away right? But we have to support great work these days so Slumdog's aren't few and far between.

Also if you haven't yet, be sure to check out America Violet in theaters now!

2 comments:

chaka said...

good lookin! I've been waiting for this film FOREVER! I think it'll do really well when it hits theaters, but I do have a question, why didn't they let Mariah get a tan or something? she's lookin a hot one!

Sugar & Spice Event Design said...

How deep... it looks pretty real to life as well. Was that Mariah with a feather flip bang? Man... Tyler is really pushing the edge. I love it!

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