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Twentieth Century Fox and MGM Home Entertainment Proudly Present a Collection of Unforgettable Films Honoring Black History Month

February 18th, 2009 · 2 Comments

If you are looking for some good DVD’s to enjoy, check out the list below.  Head over to your favorite store and pick up a few to take home. Your nights can be entertaining at  with friends, popcorn and a good DVD.

Collection Celebrates A History of Determination, Pride, Entertainment and Success

A History of Determination: Courageous and epic stories to commemorate lives including the first African-American major league baseball player of the modern era, Jackie Robinson (The Jackie Robinson Story), the steadfast Olympian Cassius Clay (AKA Cassius Clay).  1972 congresswoman and presidential hopeful Shirley Chisholm (Chisholm ’72: Unbought & Unbossed) and the biography of the historic civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr (King).
 

A History of Pride: Men of Honor (Robert De Niro, Cuba Gooding Jr.), Hotel Rwanda (Don Cheadle, Nick Nolte) and Roll Bounce (Bow Wow) are brought together to celebrate some of the most established actors in Hollywood.
 

A History of Entertainment: Motown-flavored masterpiece The Five Heartbeats, courtside comedy Rebound, the hilarious sketch variety show, Cedric The Entertainer, family-favorite “The Bernie Mac Show” and the witty stand-up of Bill Cosby: Himself include something enjoyable for everyone.
 

A History of Success: I Robot (Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan), Man On Fire (Denzel Washington, Christopher Walken), The Salon (Vivica A. Fox), Barbershop (Ice Cube, Eve) and In The Heat Of the Night (Sydney Poitier, Rod Steiger) celebrate triumphant outcomes throughout Black history.

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2 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Smooth // Feb 19, 2009 at 2:47 pm

    I got the Jackie Robinson story DVD from the Dollar store. Showed it onver the weekend to my grandchilren, they couldn’t get past the fact of it being a black and white movie. I made them look at it and then had an question and answer period to make sure they understood what he faced as the first Afircan American to enter the baseball leagues.
    Check it out!!!!!

  • 2 lilkunta // Feb 21, 2009 at 10:52 pm

    @smooth: WTF? $1 stores sell dvds now?

    @ myfox:
    Prider:
    Y is bow wow is the “History of Pride” section? He isnt an establish hollyW actor. He got roles bc producers thought his music fans will support his movies.

    History of Entertainment:
    I agree! I was just watching “temptations” movie this morning. Memba this like : AINT NOBODY COMIN 2 C U OTIS ! hahahaha !
    ..but Cedric wasnt funny.
    I too love love love Bernie Mac show. It was such a good relatable show. I still watch reruns on cw & fx. Of all the comics who got shows, BM’s is #1–even above Martin Lawrences.

    How the hell & y the hell do u say that horrible move “salon” is an example of success? The sterotypes in that movie & that crap hair movie monique did are sooo dreadful.

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