and our special guest today will be brother julius salaam aleikum rather do you like a muscle right glad you could come out before we start the show where i would like to open up and give praises to the almighty creator reviews and we like to go out and check out some of these movies to bring back information to you so there you can decide whether you want to bring your family well as we're seeing or know just some of the idiosyncrasies about the movie and some of the concepts in the movie so we checked out quite a number of movies here we've got logan get out not your negro packs or ridge we want to revisit moonlight and manchester by the sea on and then if we have time w the year twenty twenty nine and he's a chauffeur on the texas mexico border and there's a mexican woman kind of stock in him because she wants him ok so he don't know who we had sex with is that what we say yes that's have sex with a whole lot of people you don't know that's a loaded too but if you see it a movie it gives you a better understanding but when i seen him in movies he seemed to be seen to be kind of arrogant and racist to me just me personally you know it's just you know and then the other thing about these these characters and it's like like like just be a regular person but they get hooked up in these characters so i never i never cared for him they were followed him never wanted to watch his movies nothing like that just because o so we got logan anything else on logan this all right so i guess what the big question is is do you recommend yes  all right so next movie what's next are we going to get out all right get out what do you think probably the best movie i've seen in the end of last year and this yea really yes why you say that because it goes into the psychological and racism it puts the buffaloes together ok all right i have to agree with you i don't know if is the best movie i seen but it's a good movie it's actually a movie in terms of what you're talking about but the psychology of racism thing my son saw it jamil i asked him the same question because we always try to screen a movie for grandkids right for the kids right because you know they'll see anything this publicly put out there  the advertisement on it so he said yes so they when i saw it you know i said i said yes to but the only reason why i said that is because of the saw there's been a symbolic of how people would power especially caucasian would power how they treat us what they think about us and basically is that they're just going to use us use and use some of our talents so they can they can be they can proceed on so i think i think therefore if a child is being groomed about  have connections you know can take this raw potential and form it into something and put the connections to it and make a million dollars you just just just make all kind of money i mean look at these look at these athletes you see they don't have they don't they don't have their own teams they don't own the conglomeration of teens you know of the choir but they play in the sport and people that only staying make we don't think we as a race understand up attention you know we are waiting to plug into something you know to give us access to things and when we should plug into ourselves and produce a home and say we will own we don't do that we're always going to be a victim of being you that's what this thing being used and you look at some of these entertainers sammy davis jr redd foxx the list goes on that i could i know specifically they all die they all died broke joe louis you know he was so broke that frank sinatra had pity on him and made him a doorma generation coming up you know with all just a personal thing and then they got to the point where dating care anymore that some of these people had to have charity to get buried you know like most rich successful black man gone with a white woman what did you think about then moving well you know that's a personal choice but how it looks it doesn't look good white woman you know cost him his life maybe so in that that's something in my age group we didn't ever deal with that we only saw it maybe on  living in paris and seeing a little girl and saw the integrating school a school and he longed to be with his family and be around black people and you know and get into the film community you always talk about going to other countries and stuff like paris in paris france and that a failing he's selling you that you know we were born here our family and friends are here so he wants to come back and try to make it better so  w people looked at those leaders and he wasn't that much of it i don't think but it gave us like another reference you know because when he when you see those leaders when you were young you didn't realize that they were that young but he was like malcolm x die when he was thirty nine thirty five now so you know and i'm not too o people being taken advantage of by the caucasian one but then the other dynamic you know that he was homosexual homosexual you know it's just to do two opposing forces almost and he's trying to convince the audience that you have to include that if you have a civil rights movement to be in the civil rights movement you have to and so that's what was so interesting because it was a bit of time in my development where i would just see things one way which was you know seeing things market way one knows you when you open up your whole mind that's you know for not really little kids but you know if they see it it's are for like ten years old maybe they can understand ok him and that's where he develops a pacifist mentality he's a seven day adventists and his dad actually was in a world war one i believe him and his brother sign up for w gets out and they end up an open hour and he actually saves a lot of people even though he's not actually fighting and it also shows you some of the culture of the japanese actually cause your death instead of preserving your life so yeah there was this for everybody to see family friendly yes mostly i wouldn't say a must not going to change him i don't think i don't you know i don't know how to deal with it but i think he should be nice to everybody cordial you know so so was a tactic of the double to normalize validate homosexuality and to normalize validated in in the mind of a youngster who's trying to make up his mind was he that's the thing that's that's to say i was a strict knology and the whole day and then to put a muslim in it to be to revolt to do he was like the father figure did a father figure he was the one to normalize it for him and validate is the one but at the same time what was his lifestyle for time but in the theater world my experience is one thing they want to feminize the men and this goes back to greece you know so the whole the whole watching and we're going to continue to have these movie reviews so continue to watch community issues group center so as a level they can to i guess to a viewing audience thank you for watching