This show deserves EVERY award. The whole shows cast/staff did a phenomenal job

@AfricanGirl

5 жыл бұрын

yeah

@raineyj560

5 жыл бұрын

Except Felicity and the actors who played the cops!

@bridgeidiot262

5 жыл бұрын

@@raineyj560 SO true!

@i_am_legend7827

5 жыл бұрын

Wilfredo Rivera it was like being immersed head first in ice cold water and held there for a while!! This movie is AMAZING!! Emotions I forgot I had came rushing forward!! Wow!

@patriciorodriguez1020

5 жыл бұрын

@@raineyj560 they are actors... they play a role...

I felt sooo bad for Korey in part 4. All the guy did was follow his friend to the precinct

@datkedz4167

5 жыл бұрын

Adejoh hojedA his part really made me cry

@annmariebusu9924

5 жыл бұрын

Adejoh hojedA I know it really sucks. He did good but I wished he woke up after waiting for an hour and go home 😔😞

@JadynWow13

5 жыл бұрын

Adejoh hojedA I was balling my eyes out in the scene where he was at the carnival with his girlfriend. His life was going perfectly until he was accused.

@jaystacular

5 жыл бұрын

@@JadynWow13: me too! I wasn't familiar with this case before watching so I thought at this scene, Korey had died in prison and the carnival with his girl was his heaven. I was so convinced and immediately started to ball my eyes out. I'm so glad he survived tho

@Coryclemmings

5 жыл бұрын

Just one bad decision, which was really an act of kindness n ultimately life changing

The actor who played korey is a force to be reckoned with! Everybody did great but I literally felt the fear in koreys eyes.

@Tacticaldegree

5 жыл бұрын

This is so true, holy shit what an Oscar worthy performance. The dude is a legendary actor!

@Shanelle88

5 жыл бұрын

Emty yes he deserves ALL the awards for this role! He really became Korey wise!

@lisahil4885

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely great talent

@CongoNeedsOurSupportToo

4 жыл бұрын

His name is Jharrel Jerome! I Think 😂😅❤👋

To every single person that was involved in the unnecessary trauma those children endured, your judgment day will come.

@ayeyonia4577

5 жыл бұрын

And they will feel no remorse what so ever.

@TH-ok6ze

5 жыл бұрын

Amen Hallelujah yessss

@melissamorton1655

5 жыл бұрын

@@ayeyonia4577 they may not feel remorse...but they will feel the wrath of their creator.

@loveinamorgan8632

4 жыл бұрын

i hope i get front seat when God asks them WHY?

@ramzeylodrigue7873

4 жыл бұрын

@@NanC777 you are the idiot brainwashed to believe WHITE LIES. Donald Trump wanted them EXECUTED from the start and took money out his own pocket to place adds in newspapers so WHITE people like yourself could think they're "guilty." Now since you 'RACIST' fucks like to cover for each other where's your proof otherwise, you have none. Just one 'racist' asshole covering for the next. (YOU'LL TIME IS SOON AT AN END!)

Just seeing Kory smile for a sec warms my heart. The system broke him. I am still bitter. They have been through hell. They deserve all the coins. I hope they continue to heal and bring awareness to the injustice that is still going on of poc, predominantly the youth

@drive7669

5 жыл бұрын

تبادل اشتراك

@Ivania333

5 жыл бұрын

beanie0112 whats his Instagram? I’ve been trying to find him

Heartbreaking truth of these boys’ reality. I shed tears during parts 1-3 but Korey Wise’s story in part 4 brought out a deep deep hurtful agony filled cry that I was not prepared for. I am so thankful to Ava for telling the REAL story in such a respectful way, and thankful for the cast for using their talents to tell the story of snatched youths by the the “justice system”. Everyone was phenomenal but we MUST give Jherrell Jerome all of his things for his portrayal of Korey Wise. My god....

@orlife1427

5 жыл бұрын

TinaSade same here he got the worse, went to a real prison for 13 years, man that movie was deep

@Riki-G

5 жыл бұрын

jherrell jerome’s performance was absolutely beautiful and i imagine it was only the surface level of what korey wise actually went through and suffered all those years...WHAT A STRONG MAN🙏🏾🙏🏾

@vsmars8763

5 жыл бұрын

Girl... part 4 did the same to me, I cried for 45min straight. Such phenomenal acting, I was able to feel every part of korey's agony. Which of course cant come close to what he went thru... but GD!

The police knew those boys were innocent. They just wanted to hurry up and close the case so they could be looked at as heroes for being quick and catching her attacker.

@my.0224

5 жыл бұрын

ShonColle they’re lazy and cowards without their guns.

@mixingrecords

5 жыл бұрын

But why u need to convict 5? 1 or 2 sacrificed should be enough.

@AfricanGirl

5 жыл бұрын

yupp. that's what they do

@jaystacular

5 жыл бұрын

I can't help but feel agony for the wrongfully convicted and more so the ones who are on death roll or have already been killed even when innocent. And what the hell are you supposed to do? You know you're innocent, which is why you don't take a plea deal because that makes you a liar and you would be owning up to "your crimes." So you take your chances on the jury and you end up with an even worse sentence. There's no way out of it when the cards are already dealt against you.

@Nairah912

5 жыл бұрын

mixingrecords 1 is 1 too many! They thought it was a gang rape, they’d look more heroic the more they arrest.

Part 4 was the most difficult to watch. Just heartbreaking..

@Judi590

5 жыл бұрын

Yea, part 4 was really heartbreaking. I had to pause in between and take deep breaths

@mylongstoryshortned

5 жыл бұрын

The second he picked up the phone & his momma said... "somebody loves you etc" The waterworks started for me. I felt like I was in the moment. I was so happy for them... If Korey didnt decline the parole every time, I just wonder if their names would have ever gotten cleared.

@rockhero2274

5 жыл бұрын

Oh great you just ruined it for me

@mylongstoryshortned

5 жыл бұрын

@@rockhero2274 O darn, just watch it anyway.

@southlondonmonkey

5 жыл бұрын

@@rockhero2274 it's a true story how can it be fukin ruined?

I have never watched something that made me sooo sad, so angry, especially the first episode. My God, how did we allow that to happen to those boys... i felt sick to my stomack and i am still very sad... Having said that, what a master piece! Everything, writing, performances, its the show of the year on netflix! I just want to hug those kids! Ms. Duvarney, keep bringing us more pearls and diamonds like this. And Thank you!! Love from Brazil

@aminafied678

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have said it any better!

This deserves an Emmy 🙌🏾

@cheapskatedamack

5 жыл бұрын

Sooo true... at least get nominated

@endl1234

5 жыл бұрын

Yes it doesl

@sfprettyboi

5 жыл бұрын

This deserves the highest honored award

"When you incarcirate one person, you incarcirate their family"

The director and the writers made an amazing job. It is a heartbreaking story.

In my personal opinion... ANYONE that can give this a thumbs down... “YOU ARE A PART OF THE PROBLEM!” PERIOD!!!

@JP-sg2ql

4 жыл бұрын

Sissy ass hiding white people.

The story broke my heart but everyone apart of this did an amazing job.

@cookiewoo2344

5 жыл бұрын

Incredible****

@cookiewoo2344

5 жыл бұрын

Excellent

Korey melted my heart in part 4. Korey just wanted to prove he was innocent.

@Thabo616

5 жыл бұрын

13 years in jail for walking your friend to the police stations is one the craziest things I’ve ever heard

@maggiemcfly5267

5 жыл бұрын

@@Thabo616 and all the things he had to endure while in there... My heart aches for him and the same time I'm glad he's here to tell his story, he is indeed a survivor and the world is a better place for having him in it.

@lolomimi4410

5 жыл бұрын

@@Thabo616 too crazy, just beyond imaginable, you would never imagine that would ever happen but it did, just sad ☹️

This was so heartbreaking to watch

@wilmahmina5217

5 жыл бұрын

Romae Daley i had to skip some scenes cuz I couldn’t watch it 🤦🏾‍♀️now I’m here in bed tryna sleep but this story it’s running thru my head like 😫

That's is why football player taking a knee!!!

@rachelsweets

5 жыл бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@l.m.3437

5 жыл бұрын

The football player has a name

@CatACor21.

5 жыл бұрын

judetunes1 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 on it

@s.affira

5 жыл бұрын

RIGHT. 👏🏾

@veethebest9445

5 жыл бұрын

Kapernick is a legend for that. It’s a shame the majority of NFL players let him hang along even though it’s over 70% black. They could’ve really done something special if they united together!

This whole movie was so heartbreaking, but Korey’s story was sooo sad :(

@user-fl8ng9np7v

5 жыл бұрын

This happens to almost every black person including me. I'm not surprised

@bertrampole4392

5 жыл бұрын

Wilt Chamberlain this didn’t happen to me

@JadynWow13

5 жыл бұрын

Saffira B remember the part where he was having a flashback of him at the carnival with his girlfriend? That scene made me cry the most.

@s.affira

5 жыл бұрын

Burnt Turtles yesss 😭

@s.affira

5 жыл бұрын

For the Love of my peoples 4life no not yet! I’m gonna look it up 😁

Watching this literally made me wanna vomit. Good God this world is full of evil people

@EstrellaDelSur23

5 жыл бұрын

vs mars evil... the right word is RACIST

@vsmars8763

5 жыл бұрын

@@EstrellaDelSur23 racism is evil

@samanthaivy6813

5 жыл бұрын

vs mars Yes and that Prosecuting Attorney is STILL in denial.

@wilfredomaldonado3787

4 жыл бұрын

@@ericbrooks939 there was an innocent white man who wrongfully killed by a police officer in the most brutal way. He was white. Look it up. This hurt me just as much as the central park 5. Its on utube

@wilfredomaldonado3787

4 жыл бұрын

@@ericbrooks939 i promise u i am a black women using Someone else phone.

If you haven't seen this show yet, watch it. It's frustrating and heartbreaking. The corruption and racial discrimination of the police and investigators is sickening. The justice system failed these men, and it will happen again to someone else.

Ms. DuVernay did the damn thing on this series! I cried for those boys and their mothers. This also made me angry! The shear calculated justice system screams reform NOW! No person under the age of 18 should be interrogated without a guardian and/or lawyer being present. A minor cannot sign off on a job permit, school registries, etc; so, why is it by law a 16 yr old can wave his/her rights to an attorney?!! A 16 yr old can’t even purchase cigarettes (in some states), nor liquor; can’t vote, can’t get married without parental consent. So it is paramount when it comes to the justice system that a person under 18 must never be left alone with a cop/investigator.

This is exactly why Kap took a knee, prime example of what is still happening to this day.

Pissed me off. Then I saw a program about two weeks ago on a major network. They are still trying to say these guys had something to do with the rape. SMDH. Black and brown is a race/color, not a damn crime. Survive and spend that money guys. Thanks Ava.

@WBrown-cg6kd

5 жыл бұрын

The goal should at this point should be for them to LIVE. they already survived

Could hardly breathe in part 1. Was angered throughout parts 2 and 3. Cried through much of part 4. Not only do they deserve to be exonerated and the money from judgments awarded, but those who railroaded them should now spend 6-14 years behind bars in the system those dishonest and dishonorable individuals corruptly used in trying to destroy these young men. Hard to watch, but a crucial piece of history to absorb.

This is terrible I’m glad this is speaking out about it. Ava is amazing at what she does. ❤️

@harmony3279

5 жыл бұрын

Yessss

this better get some kind of award or i’m moving to the moon

Am still in tears....Thank you Ava for giving them a voice.

This film is so difficult to watch. I was cringing the whole time. So sad and terrible but glad the story is being told.

@Sky-ez5wp

5 жыл бұрын

how can you cringe

@islandgirl8914

5 жыл бұрын

Fanny C Greene same here. I was a senior in 89 and my heart broke for them. I have watched and stopped watched and stopped.....only 20 mins in. It is so hard.

@user10996

5 жыл бұрын

5ft 8 they mean cringing at how this is our reality and it still happens now and how they probably wish it never happened

@user10996

5 жыл бұрын

5ft 8 ( I’m thinking about the perspective of the person that wrote it )

i was listening the other day Dax Shepard's podcast. he was talking with Jerry Buting who is a criminal defense attorney. the podcast was really interesting. they talked all about the justice system. Jerry said that at the least there is 1% in the prisons that is innocent. there are about 2 million people in prisons in America. so if you take that 1% then that's 20,000 innocent people in jail right now. this stuff is really mind blowing and heart breaking.

@TheOverrattedone

5 жыл бұрын

What's the podcast called

@Georgia7Pap

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheOverrattedone it's called armchair expert.

@pavlospilakoutas

5 жыл бұрын

1% sounds minor,insignificant but when you realize that it amounts to any number of people's lives, 1% becomes heavy.

@Boxinggenius1

5 жыл бұрын

That’s the lowest estimate I’ve heard. I’ve read 2-5%. We have a 90%+ plea rate. How many innocent people copped plea’s on a lawyers advice or because the plea sentence was 5-10 and the possible trial sentence was 25-life or something comparable? How many innocent people are locked up pre-trial because they can’t afford bail? I believe the real number is in the 100’s of thousands in any given year. Our criminal justice system is fucked up.

@BluDrop5

5 жыл бұрын

That's a college campus!

I’m glad they are alive to tell their stories, they are survivors, and they have left their imprint on American history and it’s reoccurring unjust system.

The people too emotionally wary of this film are likely those who already understand the message. I hope those who are unaware do not go through this pain without leaving with a new understanding.

Ava directing the new gods cant wait for that one she's truly an amazing director and god bless this 5 mens

6:00 in love with this moment. It feels so good seeing Korey smile after all those shit. God bless you man.

I wasn’t ready for part 4. The young actor who portrayed korey, I hope he gets some kind of award. All the kids did a great job, but he was the stand out..

@harmony3279

5 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@lmendes0712

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! He was the best.

@peytonwilliams6919

4 жыл бұрын

Of course he's an outstanding actor

@croissant73

4 жыл бұрын

The actor jharrel jerome played both young korey and adult korey

Korey is a soldier. He is a survivor. And what happened to him was inexcusable. And those wrenches, Fairstein and Leadrer should pay for their sins.

I’ve seen many crime stories base on true events and they were as well innocent but this broke me in ways I can’t explain and left me completely heartbroken for these men 😞💔

I balled my eyes out no lie when I saw Korey break down to that CO 😢😢😢😢 excellent series 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Korey if you ever see this I just want you to know you’re such a brave man, true friend, strong, smart and most of all unbreakable!! God Bless all of you 5 men 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@user-fl8ng9np7v

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah. It's so hard being black

@josiettethompson1996

5 жыл бұрын

Fight For Your Freedom...Hope Is Here...We Must Make A Stand " Together " They Getting Richer On The Street & The System ..The Game Is To Be Played Or To Play On..They Don't Play Fair

Watching this has me angry, hurt, can't stop the tears from falling and in the same breath I am soo happy they are all home. I am soo thankful to GOD that he gave them a MIRACLE. I am soo thankful. Thank you Ava and your entire team for all the work you all put in to tell this story. This is truly a MIRACLE!

I cried soo many times while watching. I had to watch in multiple sittings this was a story that needed to be told this way. thank you Ava & thanks you Netflix for this platform

I just stumbled across this on Netflix and this is going to blow up. What an amazing heart wrenching miniseries. The acting was superb... the storyline was incredible. I felt like these guys were my brothers

@JenJHayden

5 жыл бұрын

what storyline? you speak about it like it's Stranger Things or something. this isn't a work of fiction. this is life.

@JenJHayden

5 жыл бұрын

@I.N. Turrner DUH!!!! omg you can't be that stupid to think the comparison was accidental. of all shows i choose that one. urgh. that's enough internet for me today. the level of sheer stupidity is mindblowing. 🙄

@MizAlexandria

5 жыл бұрын

@@JenJHayden Who said anything about it being fiction? A storyline is simply a narrative which can be fiction or non fiction. The way in which they retold the story (which I am aware is a true story) was perfection because it captured the essence of it, thats the point.

Amazing movie! I cried, but was very blessed to see after all they have been through they had a purpose and prevailed in spite of all the wrong doing and odds against them. ✊🏾🙏🏽

The fact that black people have to fight in order to survive is just heart breaking

amazing series. Acting was outstanding. felt so so bad for Korey (but hey gotta love that hug between Korey and the actor Korey)

@infiniteamz9844

5 жыл бұрын

And the smile that followed.

Man, it’s tough to watch this in one sitting...You’re highly pissed and frustrated after watching the first 3; then when you get to Korey’s episode, you’re just feeling broken and drained....Korey Wise has the heart, courage, and spirit of an ancient warrior.... Strength, peace-of-mind, and great blessings to all five and their families.

This series is the best that Netflix has produced and they need to win n award for it

This movie was very difficult to watch. Broke my heart. These acts still go on today. I literally 😭😭😭😭😭😭.

They did an amazing job... it’s an outstanding series

This was such a great mini series. Thank you Netflix for allowing this story to be shared with so many of us. I hope you continue to bring light to similar situations, so that we all stay cognizant of the injustice in the world and the many innocent men, women, and children behind bars due to the injustice perpetrated by Justice.

Hands down, one of the BEST tv shows made. A roller coaster of emotions!

Watching Korey....got me chocked up.

I don't remember the last time I cried this hard. It was but wrenching..

we need to protect our kings and queens, the real enemies are the ones who swore to protect us.

@WBrown-cg6kd

5 жыл бұрын

They have never sworn to protect us as we arent the ones they were designed to protect. Their mission is :to keep us in OUR neighborhoods where we belong, and out of THEIR neighborhoods, where we don't"- D.L. Hughley

So can we make everyone in law enforcement who was involved with the arrests with the questioning and abuse the prosecutors, can they all pay for the wrong they did? Not one person who was involved in this case should be allowed to walk free without any repercussions.

@19blondie93

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, the prosecutors have immunity. Only a civil case can be brought and calling for boycotts and resignations. LInda Fairstein and the DA, made a lot of money off of the wrongful convictions. Only going to hell will equal proper payback, for these women.

Thank you to Ava for this. Awareness needs to continue on this platform to promote the change that has been needed for far too long

This series is so important. Watching it almost made me cry but I got through it. Everyone should watch this at least once, even if it will be unsettling for some.

Well done, Queen Ava!! PHENOMENAL WORK!

I just finished watching it all, I have to say it was really good got me feeling mixed emotions 😩 Thank you Ava sharing their story!

@cheapskatedamack

5 жыл бұрын

I just said the same thing I experienced so many damn emotions I cut it out for a second

@Abdi-libaax

5 жыл бұрын

@@cheapskatedamack I had to stop it.

This is all heartbreaking,such injustice perpetuated by such ignorance and arrogance

Oh god this interview just made me cry ALL OVER AGAIN!

I tear up every time i see a story of these men and this show pop up in my news feed. A show or movie has not touched me the way this has in a long time. I'm so glad that this story was shared. I for one, not living in the US and being so young did not know about it until i saw it popped up on Netflix so i'm glad that i know now what happened. Also, that guy that played Korey.. omg he makes me cry every time i see his face because he did such a great job. Kudos to all the actors but that one... WOW. Korey Wise really is a survivor.

Just go off watching this and I havent cried so much in a long time. What Korey Wise went through is so tragic. But each of them have done so much since there release I'm proud of them

This film brought out every emotion imaginable! I loved it and hated it at the same time! I'm glad they got to share their story! This was needed!!! We've gotta do better!!!

Thank 🙏🏾💎🙏🏾 You Ava!!

Phenomenal job on the Writing, Directing, Acting! Everything! Great Series!

I’m sorry for what you guys went through! I’m so pissed and no one could have done anything. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR STORY! I feel so sad and pissed. No one should go through it 😤

This story had me in tears from the beginning until the end. Ava and the cast did an amazing job humanizing these men and telling their stories. We were able to actualy see who they were, just kids who were thrown away by the judicial system. It was raw, painful and powerful. Salute to Raymond, Kevin, Antron, Yusef, and Khorey.

Everyone in this series was absolutely outstanding. I watched it all in one sitting, and afterwards I had never felt so heavy. This was heart wrenching.

.."fight for your freedom young brothers and sisters..."

God bless the man, family and the people that worked constructing this film.

Breathtakingly painful to watch. Thank you Ava for shedding a light on so many untold stories. This is truly gold.

*The guy who played ‘’Korey Wise’’ (Jharrel Jerome) deserves all the Acting Awards known to Man💯He acted his ass off in the 4th episode....I know I can’t be the only one who Felt His Pain through the Tv Screen!! He played as the child and the adult of Korey and he seriously going to have a BRIGHT FUTURE in acting 4Sho💯💪🏾*

The whole situation is Mess Up. Those boys had no Chance.

I was crying so much wen I saw this😭😭😭

this was created so well to show the true injustice of the criminal justice system.These young men that were wrongfully accused. This broke my heart into a million pieces!!! NO amount of money can take away all the time, the hurt, the pain, mentally and physically that each one of them went through.

I don’t think I can watch this! I keep seeing interviews and snippets of these scenes and I can’t contain the tears. It’s crazy😐

I just finished watching this and my God I cried the whole my heart goes to these Men I can never imagine what they went through specially korey wise that man had it bad I thank God he kept his faith and believed in himself the whole time I was moved by this series God bless the central park 5 God bless everyone out there who had been wrongfully convicted may God have your back and shout the guard that gave his heart to Korey while he was locked up shout out to Robert's if that was his real name god bless everyone out here damn I'm so moved right now.

@latashathomas6372

5 жыл бұрын

So what happened at the end, do they get to go home?

Amazing job to all!!

watching the serie made me emotional and even watching this made me emotional. Strong men

Actors did a phenomenal job in this !!

6:00 i hope he keeps that smile forever

This show is a tear dropper lol

Im watching now..its so hard to watch bc i have an enormous amount of anger😡 The officers should have been held to every level of consequence or jail. Money cant give these young innocent boys the time they've lost in life.

My heart broke 😭😭

I literally finished and started the whole thing this morning and I love it and I cried so much! This brings so much awareness to this topic!

My God! I don’t know if my heart can handle this. I am crying already

Just re-watching this makes me super emotional. I've seen the series yesterday and got a headache from all the wave of emotions it triggered, from anger, sadness and absolute heartbreak at the injustice these children have gone through! I wasn't around in 1989, so I wwasn't familiar with the story and had no idea how it would end, but it was definitely excruciating to watch. I truly hope this is not gonna be just another show people will watch and forget, but would actually try and do the best they can to stand up for the opressed in a rotten system that needs to be changed completely.

I love an Ava DuVernay movie, this was heartbreaking to watch I can't imagine what each of these men went through as a young age till this day, every actor did really good in this series also I can't believe this problem is still happening today!

I cried... Multiple times... Can you believe these people truly endured this

Watching this, this weekend with my fiancé. Cannot wait.

Part 4 was so scary to watch. From start to finish i was afraid for Korey Wise. The way they spun the narrative about the boys being out already, i honestly thought Korey died. it’s crazy how this episode was filmed primarily in a cell, it felt like he, was never going to be free. Bravo!

This show was AMAZING. It shows you how Just US are guilty until proven innocent. I was extremely ANGRY what they did to those innocent babies.

This show is just powerful made me angry and scared, the cast was amazing. The series to me felt like watching a horror movie.

Man, this comment section is gonna be an interesting one.

@soubifan700

5 жыл бұрын

It's going to be filled with racist and ignorant comments. What else is new with humanity😔

@Knuckles-4

5 жыл бұрын

I haven’t seen any yet but one.

THIS IS AMERICA.....justice system again...failed us......,This movie speaks volumes..on the lives of our youths..the justice system..and how this whole thing affected the boys lives as well as their families.,.Great Movie****. .everything about this movie was heartfelt. My heart and prayers then and now still go our to these men and their families and all they endured.Excellent casting..omg..excellent.

@my.0224

5 жыл бұрын

Cookie Woo the system is operating exactly the way it was designed to and that’s not to protect black and brown people.

@my.0224

5 жыл бұрын

I Will Rock Your Face! It’s unfortunate anyone is put to death and they’re innocent. Will you provide the statistics based on race and which race it affects disproportionately? Most exonerees released from prison found not guilty are black or brown.🤷🏽‍♀️

@cookiewoo2344

5 жыл бұрын

@@my.0224 I'm saying the movies was excellently written ..I agree that our system is unbalanced..I'm,in fui agreement..And yes.on a personal level..I've seen those sent to prison unlawfully..Its wrong.

@my.0224

5 жыл бұрын

Cookie Woo reply was directed to I Will Rock Your Face.

@cookiewoo2344

5 жыл бұрын

@@my.0224gotcha

Alright Netflix, I'll reactivate my account to watch this!

This movie shook me to my core! Oprah and Ava have made BLACK GIRL MAGIC with this one! I encourage every woman raising young brown boys and Girls to make this a family must see! Riveting, Leaves you speechless and I think my iwatch was about to call 911 cus I kept forgetting to BREATHE!!! My God this movie is OUTSTANDING!

Ava’s control with the lens and written word is insane.

I wish they show this in the UK! This clip and even the trailer had me in tears!!!

@fustinaduberry5645

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You can watch it on Netflix. I Iive in the UK and unmatched it a few days ago.

I can’t watch it. Too painful. I’m so glad they survived. Thank you Ava for shining the light on these men’s lives.

Ava what the fuck. I have to work in the morning!!!! You got me out here binge watching and watching interviews, reading news articles, investigating, researching, and sending very angry tweets... I said I'll watch one. ITS BEEN 7 HOURS!!!!!