I just watched the 2001 teen comedy film "Get Over It": Sisqó & Mila Kunis's characters are love interests in this film. I watched the 2000 film "Finding Forrester" last week. I had no idea Anna Paquin played the main love interest of Rob Brown's lead character in a major theatrical release film until I stumbled onto these posts recently. Considering the time period the film came out, reading those posts you've assumed that it happened in a indie or TV film.
I have found several new movies with interracial content for rental on @PrimeVideo. I mean to post the trailers tonight or tomorrow. Some of these White women are just too cute . . . especially the one in the movie with the big ass title lol.
I saw that flick in the theater and was disappointed of the lack of the expression of love between the couple. I wished a book is written of love between a projects scholarship brother and a rich prep white female student.
Sadly such paltry interracial content was typical of early 2000 movies . I have seen it time and time again and still do on Tubi or Prime movies from this era. They basically gave us dust back then . . . you can see it time and time again
Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz Are 'Back in Action' in New Spy Comedy The logline reads: “Years after giving up life as CIA spies to start a family, Emily and Matt find themselves dragged back into the world of espionage when their cover is blown.” Back In Action will premiere November 15th on Netflix.
Get Over It is a 2001 American teen comedy film loosely based on William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream -Wikipedia Blame Shakespeare I guess, just kidding This was a thing in Hollywood for a while take an old book or play turn it into a teen movie. Clueless= Emma Ten things I hate about you = taming of the shrew She's all that= Pygmalion Whatever it takes = cyrano
The closet thing we got to that on film was O (another Shakespeare vehicle as a matter of fact)with Julia Stiles and mekhei Phifer. Although like most relationships in Shakespeare's plays it was doomed, Next closet would probably be finding Forester the r3lationship in that film though wasn't really explored too deeply.
I don’t know if this is a new or old movie, because some online sources have it as 2023 and others have it as 2024.
If y'all are ever unsure the release year of movie, go to it's IMDB page & look under the release date/release info section. It'll give you the release dates for the various countries & film festivals. According to the "Late Bloomers" IMDB page, it was shown at a bunch film festivals in 2023. But it's getting it's limited U.S. theatrical release on June 7th. So I consider it a 2024 film. LOL, I haven't watched the trailer, but WTF does that mean?