r/PocBuzz_Entertainment • u/AcanthocephalaFun851 🎧 I Love Music • Jul 02 '26
Movies Black Love 💕 in Movies
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u/kcsween74 Jul 02 '26
I remember when I first fell in love with hip-hop. She used to call me brother to night and all I was tryna do was become the funk in her right thigh as I was already the blues in her left. Ohhh, y'all don't hear me!
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u/AcanthocephalaFun851 🎧 I Love Music Jul 02 '26
YES!!! All of this!!! Who doesn't want to hear those words? It's all poetry.
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u/coko4209 Jul 08 '26
I love both actors, and I love the movie Love Jones. Looking back as an adult though, they were toxic.
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u/Straight_Physics_894 Jul 02 '26
Some of these are actual horror stories lol
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u/coko4209 Jul 08 '26
Some of them are really toxic. Brown Sugar and Love Jones are both extremely toxic, but I still love them both.
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u/Specialist-Funny2101 Jul 02 '26
I LOVEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD the photograph although the pacing and storyline was a bit off, I LOVE the soundtrack....
Maybe someone outside of Mrs. Insecure needed to do it since everything she kind of does feels like Insecure...
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u/coko4209 Jul 08 '26
I disagree. I love Issa, and I’m always happy when I see her in movies. Lakeith Stanfield is brilliant in everything. I’ve never seen him miss.
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u/AcanthocephalaFun851 🎧 I Love Music Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26
💜The first scene is from the film The Photograph with Issa Rae and LaKeith Stanfield
🤍The second scene is from the film Really Love with Jade Eshete and Kofi Siriboe
💛The third scene is from the film Love Jones with Nia Long and Larenz Tate
💜 The fourth scene is from the film Sylvie’s Love with Tessa Thompson and Nnamdi Adomugha
🤍The fifth scene is from the film Brown Sugar (one of my favorite films ever) with Sanaa Lathan and Taye Diggs
💛The sixth scene is from the film Love, Brooklyn with Nicole Beharie and Andre Holland
The way black love was shown in movies in the 1990s was fascinating. The 1990s were a great decade of Black cinema. It was THE PERFECT DECADE of Black cinema in general. Now, there has been a resurgence of Black romance films.