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“What do Lena Horne’s character in 1943’s Stormy Weather and Optimus Prime have in common? I didn’t know either before joining the Micheaux Mission. Every episode has a blend of laughs, poignant critiques, and insightful musings on those black films we know and love and those we love to hate. A worthy listen for all ears.”
DonovanPat via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/20/19
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“Len and Vince's weekly commentary on African American cinema is high-quality critique with a dash of sincerity, plenty of honesty and a lot of fun.”Read full review »
GenXJB via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/17
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“The Micheaux Mission is not just a "black movie podcast." It is even more than a celebration of black cinema. When Vince and Len spend time breaking down the cinematic texture of a film, they bring to light those who truly were artists of their time like Melvin Van Peebles. When a letter...”Read full review »
aka Excelsior Tribble via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/09/18
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“You guys give Tyler a lot of grief. You characterized Tyler as disliking women, but I feel he exhibits self-loathing instead. Every wealthy man in his films are evil and abusive individuals - Except 1, Tyler when playing Mr. Deeds (completely unbelievable). If we are to believe Tyler, the only...”Read full review »
T.I.T. via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/05/20
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