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Writers (WGA):
Terry McMillan (novel)
Lisa Jones (teleplay)
Release Date:
9 December 2000 (USA) more
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Real love. Real life.
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A couple in the midst of a tumultuous relationship fight to stay together. full summary | add synopsis
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7 nominations more
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The Red Chord – Fed Through The Teeth Machine (Musick Review)
(From Fangoria. 27 October 2009, 11:04 PM, PDT)
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Makes Me Want to Read the Book... more (23 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Sanaa Lathan | ... | Zora Banks | |
| Wesley Snipes | ... | Franklin Swift | |
| Michael Imperioli | ... | Vinney | |
| Laz Alonso | ... | Martinez | |
| Clark Johnson | ... | Jimmy | |
| Regina Hall | ... | Portia | |
| Lisa Arrindell Anderson | ... | Claudette | |
| Cleveland Sampson | ... | Walter | |
| Q-Tip | ... | Reggie Baptiste (as Kamaal Fareed) | |
| Fernando Phifer Cameron | ... | Tyree | |
| Dequan Henderson | ... | Marcus | |
| Thomas Day | ... | Allen | |
| CCH Pounder | ... | Mrs. Swift | |
| John Amos | ... | Mr. Swift | |
| Kelli Crews | ... | Christine |
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Rated R for sexuality and language.
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115 min | Australia:111 min
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I was a bit skeptical when seeing the previews for this movie, but it was well worth the two hours it took to watch it! Instead of the cheesy, one-sided, pro-independent-Black-woman, anti-Black-male film that I thought it was, "Disappearing Acts" was a refreshing, well-made movie that both men and women (and not necessarily just African-American) can feel. This is because the movie 1) was actually believable, 2) related to a lot of true events in this day and age that aren't really exposed much without being sensationalized, and 3) had two strong leads in Sanaa Lathan (Zora) and Wesley Snipes (Franklin)...
I think that the supporting cast could have been a bit more utilized (more so with Zora and Franklin's respective families and parents), but that is overshadowed by a powerful, emotion-stirring performance by Sanaa and Wesley. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone looking for a true-to-life, devoid-of-unneeded-drama-elements movie that you can really feel.
If this movie is half as good as the book (which everyone is telling me it is), then I shall be off to Waldenbooks for a sneak peek.