Who’s that next to Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.)? The purple shirt is a HUGE hint!

Awww…..some Silver Age comic continuity here?

I guess this scene picks up right where the post-credits “epilogue” scene of “Captain America” left off……

I hope Samuel L. Jackson is thinking here, “I am giving this white boy some serious 21st century flavor,” and not, “Wasn’t I once a serious actor back in the 1990s, and why did I have to be in the ‘Star Wars’ films that sucked?!?” LOL!

And then, this:

…..for keepin’ it real with “Red Tails.” Yep, we saw the same movie—the one with the *%$#$%-up script! (Enjoyed reading the “Letters To The Editor.”) Folks, this film made me want to run out and buy the HBO ’90s joint on DVD! LOL!

LMAO!!!! Classics! (Although the second should be called “….WHITE New Yorkers Say.” ) And, look, here she is!

Thoroughly enjoyed! As usual, thanks to Jared Ball for telling me about this. Maybe this will end the conspiracy talk. Do we really need another year of that? LOL!

Victory! (I think.)

As a so-called “professional content producer” and/or “artist,” I do understand how complex this could get.)

And here’s an important related story.

I heard George Lucas say that he had to put up the money that the studio’s wouldn’t. Imagine that? George F’ing Lucas a god in Hollywood action genre and he couldn’t get Hollywood to back a Black film? I think its excellent and noble what Lucas has done. He stands alone among the Hollywood giants who talk equality but walk segregation in their industry.
I disagree though with Lucas attempt to say that this movie is about showing that Black films can make money. We know from Tyler Perry that Black films can make money. Its unfair to put all that pressure on one Black film to prove that our films can make money in the action genre. There are tons of historical busts action-themed films that did not make money and none of them ever deterred Hollywood from funding them or making more of them. Will Smith has proved that you can have Black leads in action films and if enough films are made there are going to be some successes and failures.
Is the prevailing belief, that if Red Tails doesn’t do blockbuster numbers, Hollywood—which didn’t fund this one—will justify why it doesn’t make any more?
No White-themed film has held the responsibility for an entire sub-genre on its shoulders and neither should Red Tails.
It should just be a film that we go out and enjoy, and then go to video and used to tell a story over the years.
Any genre in Hollywood can make money as long as its held by the same rules and not held under segregated-standards where as usual, Black people are expected to accept having to do more with less, just to prove they are equal.

Nothing more to be said.

It looks….as GREAT as the trilogy! Okay, one year away…..!

My department colleague, Dr. Baruti Kopano (starts at about 40:00; you MUST hear his pledge at 1:51:50!), was part of this recent event. Check it out!

YES!!!!!! May 4th, May 4th, May 4th…….