This is ok, but I really disliked was Cleopatra, for some reason modern day film still make her either very light skin or European looking. Otherwise it was ok!
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@thebreezus well, she was greek...
This is ok, but I really disliked was Cleopatra, for some reason modern day film still make her either very light skin or European looking. Otherwise it was ok!
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@thebreezus True, I remember my grandmother telling me. "I don’t care what they tell you in school, Cleopatra was Black".
What's with the bad votes it didn't even come out yet-
Edit: Fair enough.
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@rubilior Plenty of films can be watched before their official release date, most notably on film festivals. Also, release dates are still often at different dates in different countries (and the us. date or country of origin date is also not always the most earliest date.)
Wish you guys would list this in the calendar based on the FX airing in the US instead of the UK BBC One airing. Just seems that would make more sense. Or at the very least list both and allow users to select which one they want added to their calendar.
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@gamecockwarrior Considering it's a british show that airs first on BBC One it has more right for it to be listed under BBC One. It's like me complaining that The Walking Dead is listed under AMC and not FOX or Game of Thrones being listed as HBO and not Sky Atlantic.
i just found a trailer here: https://www.imdb.com/video/vi2836448025?ref_=vp_rv_ap_0 This is no spoiler, because there is not the slightest hint on the plot in this trailer... Even the listed actors in trakt reveals few: Tyra, Oren are new characters without reference to the books of J.R.R. Tolkien (not even in "Silmarillion"). But i think it is pretty clear, that this movie takes place earlier than "The lord of the rings"
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@handykl You haven't seen this yet. And you've rated it a 10? I appreciate your enthusiasm, but it may be a good idea to hold off on rating.
