darkcurry
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actually looks pretty decent.Here's the trailer for "Crescent City":
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actually looks pretty decent.Here's the trailer for "Crescent City":
I'm not very familiar with Joey King. Is she well known. Does anyone know what movie or series she is popular for?
Things done changed, if I go back 15 years I couldn't have imagined all the BM/WW interracial there would be in movies and on TV. At this point i'm not surprised when any White actress has a Black love interest. It's common now.First Chloe Grace Moretz and now Joey King didn't see this one coming.
Out of all those movies you named I've only seen The Conjuring.She has done some YA movies about the usual sexual coming of age stuff which incorporate comedic moments. She's on Netflix, Amazon and Tubi.
The biggest movie that I am familiar with her was "The Conjuring" but she headlined Netflix's "The Kissing Booth" series of movies and "Summer '03". Hulu original movie "The Princess" was a well received medieval fantasy she headlined in 2022 if you care to check it out.
Out of all those movies you named I've only seen The Conjuring.
"Impulse" ~ movie trailer:
This rental lasts for seven days to my surprise![]()
Speaking of Chloe, I just watched the movie Mother/Android for the 1st time in awhile and I went to check out what score it got on IMDB. It actually has a 4.9 which is super low!!First Chloe Grace Moretz and now Joey King didn't see this one coming.
Speaking of Chloe, I just watched the movie Mother/Android for the 1st time in awhile and I went to check out what score it got on IMDB. It actually has a 4.9 which is super low!!
I honestly think it's a bunch of racists that rated the movie becuz its not that damn bad. I gave it a solid 6, nothing amazing or anything but nowhere near a 4.9. It had to be some people who are salty about the couple lol
THIS is exactly what I'm talkin bout!I watched Spread last night. I thought it was a good movie. And yes, Liz and her love interest have mad chemistry throughout. This is what I like to see: attraction, connection, and relationship, and not some porny nonsense or anything like that.
I myself am not a fan of the "will they or won't they" and I could deal with a slowburn as long as it's apparent. But in movies I am less irritated by it because you'll find out soon enough. With TV shows they have the freedom to drag it out for as long as they want. And a lot of the times as we know the whole "will they or won't they" and slowburns be smoke and mirrors leaving the Black Man just there to setup a love story between a white woman and a white man.THIS is exactly what I'm talkin bout!I know a lot of guys here also love the slow burn and the "will they or won't they" stuff, but I'd much rather see couples connect and have a good relationship. I was happy with this couple. We all like what we like I guess lol.
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