Into slavery and spend the remainder of the movie trying to get back to the time machine. And take a lot of slaves with them.

A mixture of back 2 the future, the underground railroad and 12 years a slave.

black in an office.

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Or at least a supporting actor.

Lol

https://www.facebook.com/reggiehoodofficial/videos/978629078847202/?pnref=story

so this movie with Time Travel

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0123964/

I mean, what if someone came to u now and said come follow me to a time machine where things would be better? Would u go?

No....

I'd like to witness history as it unfolds...

you getting the eff outta dodge!

same argument people made against Django Unchained for being a western set in a slavery setting.

Only serious heart-wrenching movies can be made about or set in the slavery era. No other genre's or ideas allowed. :-/
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>same argument people made against Django Unchained for being
>a western set in a slavery setting.
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>Only serious heart-wrenching movies can be made about or set
>in the slavery era. No other genre's or ideas allowed. :-/
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It would be a HELLUVA up and down emotional balance...you'd be laughing HARD at the same time as you're crying

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and regardless of the fact that it was a good movie. Now a good part of that was due to the Director and his history with littering his screenplays with the N word.

But the minute that trailer hit, people were up in arms....
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More interesting flick would be the slaves in modern times.....adjusting, their stories being denied by fox news....

Think "unbreakable Rufus McCoy"

Without the Time machine. Good luck finding an Hollywood studio to distribute such a movie. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xika4k_bande-annonce-case-depart_shortfilms

Not

Why is it that the Wayans seem to be the only Black creators making "other" shit that ain't got shit to do with slavery, civil rights, or some other "important" shits?


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"Where was the peace when we were getting shot? Where's the peace when we were getting laid out?
Where is the peace when we are in the back of ambulances? Where is the peace then?
They don't want to call for peace then.

"Fox news" kind of talking point?
The whole "What are ya trying to say by telling your story? To be afraid of the white man???"
Lol, this some Glenn Beck shit bruh.

"Board full of Steve Harvey ass niggas" (c) Forte

most black movies made in the last 10 years aren't even on those notes

"overcoming the hood"
slavery
historical injustices
historical figures
Tyler Perry movies (he get's his own category)

and add on.

Can we get a black sci-fi flick that has nothing to do with any of the above?

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"Where was the peace when we were getting shot? Where's the peace when we were getting laid out?
Where is the peace when we are in the back of ambulances? Where is the peace then?
They don't want to call for peace then.

Just asking

when I fist saw the trailer and saw who directed it I was like "fuckin finally!!!" I know they didn't write it, but back then to see Black directors at the helm of a movie that WASN'T about "da hood" or some historical event or Black figure was great.

Back then all we could get would be something like "Solo", which was utterly terrible, but it did star Mario Van Peebles (yes, I saw it). I've supported sci-fi that starred Black actors and actresses including:

Alien VS Predator
Blade 1-3
Virtuosity
Solo
Supernova
Strange Days
Doom (save it... The Rock is Black.)
Event Horizon
The Book of Eli (also directed by the aforementioned Hughes Brothers)
Pitch Black
Chronicles of Riddick (produced by Vin Diesel)
Riddick (also produced by Vin Diesel)
I-Robot
Hancock
After Earth

And that's just off the top of my head. We don't really make many sci-fi flicks, but if there's a Black lead chances are I'm gonna check it out just on the strength.

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but i could be wrong. as others have mentioned, sankofa was similar to what you're describing

A movie structured entirely around a bad titular pun.

this one was like a buddy comedy and i think at one point they were in makeup that made look old. i am not going to the therapist to drudge up any more traumatic memories of it. or maybe this was during an acid trip where someone put on run tell dat. could go either way.

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just wondering what the premise is for the time travel to begin with

if they know they will be slaves

what's the motive

are they intentionally trying to end slavery by traveling into the past

do they bring modern weaponary/guns with them

travel back to the 1600s Africa and stop the slave trade to the new world

etc...

Where two twin black males said theyd want to go back 100-200 years to meet their ancestors.

I was like, naw dog, youd get caught and sold into slavery dawg.

travelling through time and fu^%ng up evil people in history as a feature film. I'd dig that as a total spoof. Something in the same family as a Black Dynamite.

a lady has the power to send ppl back

it might be on youtube, i forgot to watch it

send it to tyler perry....add a gospel soundtrack and have T.D. Jakes play one of the slaves...

Have Taraji cameo as cookie... have Jill Scott play one of the slaves

and have Morris Chestnutt take his shirt off...


it will be a HIT..... or you could sell it as a gospel play...

wants to be the first to go back. Other scientist having a hard time telling him he can't do it because he is black and it's going to suck for him.

Or the other way to do it is they want to send the black guy back and he doesn't want to do it because he knows it will suck.



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ASZ6K9cPNk&t=1m8s

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https://youtu.be/J0ZiYcSkcks

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http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/julian-breece-sells-megachurch-mystery-project-to-fox-20151103


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don't need no film about it,we still aren't free over here.

who wants to watch a film when you getting Black folks killed by these polices the legalized genocide.

these devils treat President Obama like he is suppose to tap dance.

I'd rather that be the premise/backstory and have a film that focuses on the former slaves coping with the 21st century.

Think of it as the Paul Rodriguez parts from Born In East LA - but with former slaves.

Maybe Kindred II: A fish outta water tale.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0264441/

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1821362/

http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/9cddffd0-a9cd-11e1-bcc4-123138165f92

"Half-brothers, Joel and Régis, have a father in common, whom they hardly know. Joel is unemployed and miserable. He feels France is a racist country, and is that the government is to blame for all his failures, because he's black, and uses that as an excuse for not actively looking for work. Régis, on the other hand, loves France, and essentially hates his black self, and blackness in general, refusing to acknowledge his African slave roots. In his words, delinquency and immigration go hand in hand. Both are soon called to the bedside of their dying father in the Antilles, when they are presented with a document that contains information on their ancestral slave heritage - a document that has been passed down through the generations. In trying to determine the value of the document, they accidentally destroy it - an act that they are punished for for by a mysterious old woman, who has been following them since their arrival in the Antilles; the punishment being to send them back in time, all the way to, of course, the Transatlantic slavery period - 1780 specifically - where and when they are sold as slaves. The two brothers then have to work together to find a way to not only escape from the plantation, but also to find a way to return to the present day."

figured out the earth wasn't round and kept their filthy asses in Europe.