Cinema Bun

This week, we review the James Gunn film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.  GotG 2 review - [1:10] Spoilers - [17:52] RottenTomatoes Trailer Music By: Panama Jackson Logo By: Vogue Wilborn Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

On this episode, we discuss movie news and talk about color film's history with skin tone. News: [6:03]  Baby Boy sequel confirmed by Tyrese Article Jordan Peele seals first-look deal with Universal Pictures Article WGA completes negotiations; SAG to start talks for new contract Article Discussion: Color film's history with skin tone [19:45] Color Film Was Designed For White People (Vox)Roth, Lorna (2009). Looking at Shirley, the Ultimate Norm: Colour Balance, Image Technologies, and Cognitive Equity (Canadian Journal of Communication).Teaching The Camera To See My Skin (Buzzfeed)  Music By: Panama Jackson Logo By: Vogue Wilborn Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week, we review the James Ponsoldt film, The Circle.  The Circle review - [1:35] RottenTomatoes Trailer Music By: Panama Jackson Logo By: Vogue Wilborn Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

On this episode, we discuss movie news and talk about black British actors playing American roles and African diaspora representation. News: [1:49]  Universal Studios is developing a Fate of the Furious spinoff Article John Witherspoon says there's another 'Friday' sequel on the way Article Jeff Goldblum will return for 'Jurassic World 2' Article Discussion: black British actors in American roles and African diaspora representation [17:31] You can find David on twitter @H00ktastic and at his website www.geek-side.com Music By: Panama Jackson Logo By: Vogue Wilborn Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week, we review the James Mangold film, Logan.  Logan review - [5:05] Spoilers - [28:53] RottenTomatoes Trailer Music By: Panama Jackson Logo By: Vogue Wilborn Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

On this episode, we discuss movie news and talk about sequels that took too long to come out . News: [2:04] Charlie Murphy passing Article Will Packer to produce 'Warrior Queen' at Universal Article Carrie Fisher will not appear in 'Star Wars: Episode IX' Article 'Coming To America' Sequel In Development Article Discussion: Sequels that took too long  [32:18] Music By: Panama Jackson Logo By: Vogue Wilborn Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week, we review the F. Gary Gray film, Fate of the Furious.  You can find Jeff on Twitter @JeffJSays and at the NonStop Culture podcast (@NonstopCulture) Fate of the Furious review - [5:04] Spoilers - [36:56] RottenTomatoes Trailer Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

On this episode, we discuss movie news and get to talk to writer/director Dave Mullins and producer Dana Murray about their upcoming Pixar short, Lou News [3:28] Live-action Mulan will have music Article Arnold Schwarzenegger not done making Terminator movies Article The Academy unveils new documentary eligibility rules  Article Don Cheadle developing film on Wall Street's first black millionaire Article Dave Mullins/Dana Murray Interview [25:17] Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week, we review the Raoul Peck film, I Am Not Your Negro RottenTomatoes Trailer Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week, we (finally) review the Jordan Peele film, Get Out. We also discuss our thoughts on: Aaron Sorkin's comments about women and minorities having a more difficult time in Hollywood Article Disproving the myth that 'black films don't travel' Article Black Panther cast fully confirmed Article Joss Whedon to direct Batgirl film Article Beyonce is the top choice to voice Nala in The Lion King remake Article Question of the Week (submitted by - @soundwave803): What do you feel are the 10 most essential black movies to see?  Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week, Berook's absent space is filled by Jamie Broadnax (Black Girl Nerds) and Shondriette to out Women's History Month by reviewing the Jennie Livingston film, Paris Is Burning. We also discuss our thoughts on Robert Downey Jr.'s casting in the Dr. Doolittle remake, Thandie Newton stating the lack of roles for people of color in the UK, John Ridley's upcoming L.A. Riots documentary, Mulan director describing the film as a "girly martial arts extravaganza," and Brett Ratner accusing Rotten Tomatoes as being the "destruction" of Hollywood. Question of the Week (submitted by - @beezhunny): What musical would you like to see adapted into a film?  You can find more from Jamie at BlackGirlNerds.com and on Twitter @JamieBroadnax. You can follows Shondriette at @NoisyNegress.

We recap our (short) trip to Austin for SXSW, including our thoughts on T2 Trainspotting. Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week we're joined by April Reign to continue Women's History Month by reviewing the Ava DuVernay film, Middle of Nowhere. We also discuss our thoughts on Steven Spielberg set to direct The Post about the Pentagon Papers with Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, Michael K. Williams joins the young Han Solo movie, Roe v. Wade film coming to the big screen, and Deadpool 2 casts Zazie Beetz as Domino. Question of the Week (submitted by - @trulytafakari): What is your favorite Disney villain song?  You can find more from April at BroadwayBlack.com and on Twitter @ReignOfApril. Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week we continue Women's History Month by reviewing the Rebecca Johnson film, Honeytrap. We also discuss our thoughts on the Oscars, Bill Paxton passing, Ashton Sanders in talks to join Inner City, the live-action Beauty and The Beast featuring Disney's first gay character, and the increased interest in Rated-R superhero films. Question of the Week (submitted by - @AVocalistsRival): What movie character's life would you want Iyanla to fix? ATTENTION!! Tonja is relaunching her campaign for WingChick, a comedy about the habitual homegirl! Help support her by contributing to her Indiegogo campaign here: http://bit.ly/wingchickseries. Don't forget to share with everyone you know!  Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week we're joined by Jordan Hayles as we begin Women's History Month by reviewing the Houda Benyamina film, Divines. We also discuss our thoughts on Get Out getting a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score (now at a 99%), Daniel Kaluuya cast in Steve McQueen's Widows, Matt Reeves confirmed as The Batman director, Warner Brothers planning a Nightwing live-action film, Martin Scorsese speaks on the increased popularity of watching films at home instead of the theater, and Little Boxes picks up theatrical distribution. Question of the Week (submitted by - @naturallyalise): Who is your favorite movie couple? Check out Jordan Hayles on The Stixxclusive and on Twitter @Mr_STiXX. ATTENTION!! Tonja is relaunching her campaign for WingChick, a comedy about the habitual homegirl! Help support her by contributing to her Indiegogo campaign here: http://bit.ly/wingchickseries. Don't forget to share with everyone you know!  Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema

We're giving you a BONUS episode of the Cinema Bun Podcast. Take a listen to our conversation with screenwriter and Forbes contributor Mark Hughes. We got the chance to talk to him about his fascinating story of how he became a film writer for Forbes, our thoughts on the upcoming 2017 box office, our Oscar predictions, and Mark gives some glowing praise for the upcoming film Logan. You can find Mark Hughes at Forbes and on Twitter @markhughesfilms.  ATTENTION!! Tonja is relaunching her campaign for WingChick, a comedy about the habitual homegirl! Help support her by contributing to her Indiegogo campaign here: http://bit.ly/wingchickseries. Don't forget to share with everyone you know!  Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gmail.com

This week we're joined by Rod and Karen from The Black Guy Who Tips podcast as we conclude Bad Black Movie Month by reviewing the Regina King film, Let The Church Say Amen. We also discuss our thoughts on Colin Farrell in talks to join Denzel Washington in Inner City, Cynthia Erivo to star as Harriet Tubman in Harriet, Iggy Azalea optioned the rights to Bad Girl Gone adaptation, producer of Disney's live-action Aladdin promises diverse cast, Scarlett Johansson addresses Ghost In The Shell casting controversy, and how the political climate will affect La La Land's chances at a Best Picture win. Question of the Week (submitted by - @soundslikeneek): You get to fix the ending of one movie, BUT Tyler Perry gets to direct it. What movie will it be? Check out Rod and Karen on The Black Guy Who Tips podcast and on Twitter @rodimusprime and @SayDatAgain. ATTENTION!! Tonja is relaunching her campaign for WingChick, a comedy about the habitual homegirl! Help support her by contributing to

This week we're joined by Evelyn from Evelyn From The Internets as we continue Bad Black Movie Month by reviewing the Desmond Elliot film, Lagos Cougars. We also discuss our thoughts on Niki Caro set to direct Disney's live-action Mulan, Netflix grants public-screening access to Ava DuVernay's documentary 13th, Mahershala Ali in talks to join Triple Frontier, HBO's The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks set to premiere in April, and Hook co-star Donte Basco is raising money for a Rufio prequel, and Octavia Spencer speaks on the explosion of Oscar season films with people of color. Question of the Week (submitted by - @AVocalistsRival): What web series star do you think would excel as a movie star? Check out Evelyn From The Internets on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. ATTENTION!! Tonja is relaunching her campaign for WingChick, a comedy about the habitual homegirl! Help support her by contributing to her Indiegogo campaign here: http://bit.ly/wingchickseries. Don'

This week we're joined by Stevie "Rome" Greene Jr. from Dormtainment as we continue Bad Black Movie Month by reviewing the Steve Race film, I'm In Love With A Church Girl. We also discuss our thoughts on the SAG Award winners, Oscar-nominated director Asghar Farhadi won't attend the Oscar ceremony following the Muslim travel ban, Ben Affleck won't direct The Batman, and Viola Davis joins Julia Roberts in adaptation of Small Great Things. Question of the Week (submitted by - @AVocalistsRival): What actors do you constantly mix up or get their names wrong? Check out Rome at Dormatinment and on social media at @iromealot (Twitter), @iromealot (Instagram), and Romegreenjr (Snapchat). ATTENTION!! Tonja is relaunching her campaign for WingChick, a comedy about the habitual homegirl! Help support her by contributing to her Indiegogo campaign here: http://bit.ly/wingchickseries. Don't forget to share with everyone you know!  Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook

This week we're joined by Darnell Lamont Walker as we kick off Bad Black Movie Month by reviewing the Corey Grant film, Sister Code. We also discuss our reactions to the Oscar nominations, Tupac biopic All Eyez On Me receives a summer release date, a Sammy Davis Jr. biopic is in the works, Star Wars Episode 8 has an official title (The Last Jedi), and how Hidden Figures unnecessarily added a white savior. Question of the Week (submitted by - Shondriette): What is your favorite (non-animated) musical? Check out Darnell Lamont Walker's documentaries Seeking Asylum and Outside The House. ATTENTION!! Tonja is relaunching her campaign for WingChick, a comedy about the habitual homegirl! Help support her by contributing to her Indiegogo campaign here: http://bit.ly/wingchickseries. Don't forget to share with everyone you know!  Check us out on: Twitter: @cinemabuncastFacebook: Cinema Bun PodcastInstagram: cinemabunpodcast  Email: cinemabunpodcast@gma