One Night in Miami (Movie, Amazon Prime)
Regina King’s directorial debut delivers an eye opening look at the black experience in America, but the unique part of this film is who’s telling the story. Malcom X, Jim Brown, Sam Cooke, and Mohammad Ali (back when he was still Cassius Clay) are placed together on the eve of Cassius Clay becoming the world heavyweight champion. What ensues is a discussion about the very nature of being black in America and how to navigate each one of their professions. The script is smart and the dialogue is delivered in a way that feels right off a Broadway stage. This is a don’t miss for any fan of these legends and anyone who’s interested in racism from another perspective. Easily in the Top 5 of the year!
Film / Theater / Music Critic at Red Carpet Crash
The son of Executive Producer Jon Ligon, Nathan has spent his life in the company of filmmakers and some of the best musicians in Dallas, TX. He has since become a highly viewed critic and short filmmaker for Red Carpet Crash and Shot & Cut Films.
Latest posts by Nathan Ligon (see all)
- Movie Review: ‘The Many Saints of Newark’ Is A Solid Cautionary Tale - October 2, 2021
- Movie Review: ‘The Card Counter’ Shows A Cost Of War After It’s Over - September 11, 2021
- Movie Review: ‘In The Heights’ Is A Musical Triumph On Blu-ray - August 25, 2021
