https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-hug95-100890e
Reel Poets review the 2008 animated film, Sita Sings The Blues. This Romantic comedy drama is an animated version of the epic Indian tale of Ramayana set to the 1920s jazz vocals of Annette Hanshaw.
8.5 out of 9 snaps
Marvin – Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice
CharRon – Iambiczine
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-ptzp8-ff3d9c
The Reel Poets and our guest reviewer, Bri Blue, review a 2010 Dramatic Film, For Colored Girls. This movie was directed by Tyler Perry. It is an adaption of a famous stage play and book called For Colored Girls who have considered suicide / when the Rainbow is enuff. This play introduce the poetry style of Choreopoems. This movie was heavy.
8.5 out of 12 snaps
Marvin: Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice: Auntie Vice
Bri Blue: Bribluelife
CharRon: Iambiczine
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-w42r5-fe8fff
CharRon sat down with West Region Ambassador and 2020 Sacramento Youth Poet Laureate, Alexandra Huynh. We discussed her Poetic journey to Sacramento Area Youth Speaks, Sacramento Youth poet Laureate and finalist to National Youth Poet Laureate. A title once held by Amanda Gorman in 2017. The winner will be revealed on May 2021. She even reads her poem, Inheritance
Alexandra: Alexandra0huynh
CharRon: Iambiczine
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-kwwd8-fdc6f9
Hello, Reel poets. Today, we will review 2016 Independent animation film, Window Horses. That is executive produced and main character voice by Sandra Oh. We discuss how poetry is taught different in cultures and some western ignorance about the middle east and China.
9 out of 9 Snaps
Marvin – Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice
CharRon – Iambiczine
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-bhcaj-fd49ca
Reel Poetry review 2016 foreign film A Quiet Passion. Starring Cynthia Nixon and Keith Carradine. The film is a biopic of Emily Dickerson. We discuss the characters, poems, and Emily’s History.
5.5 out of 9 Snaps
Marvin Xia – Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice
CharRon – Iambiczine
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-igvms-fc5853
Reel Poetry reviews 2015 award winning documentary, Romeo is Bleeding. Where we meet Donte Clark, a spoken word poet and youth director recreate a Romeo and Juliet adaption to represent the turf war of Richmond, CA.
9 out of 9 snaps
Marvin – Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice
CharRon – IambicZine
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-f4j8c-fb9499
Reel Poets review another movie with guest poet/reviewer J. Rowe. We review 1997 film Love Jones with Larenz Tate and Nia Long. We talk about the Poet writers: Reggie Gibson and Sonia Sanchez. We discuss the different scene that made this not your ordinary romance comedy. Which foretold our snap Judgement.
9.25 snaps out of 12 (Thank to Auntie Vice new snap sign)
Marvin – Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice
J. Rowe – Rowe.writes
CharRon – Iambiczine
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-ntzjz-faf802
CharRon chats with Oceanographer Sarah Oktay about her new book, Sifting Light from the Darkness. We also discuss some of her previous endeavors like 9-11 substance research, beach erosion and her work with Actor Mark Ruffalo. But we found out something she just discovered about herself.
Sarah Oktay – Sarahoktay (IG)
CharRon Smith – Iambiczine (social media)
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-ym5ia-fa41ad
Reel Poets with the sensational Sac poet, J. Rowe review the 2013 film: Things Never Said. Starring Omari Hardwick (Power, Nobody’s Fool) Tamala Jones and Shanola Hampton (Shameless). The Slam poems became the markers to the Shanola’s character growth as deals with domestic violence, betrayal, love and willpower. Plus, Toxic Masculinity became the subject with several scene. #pettydick
Snap Judgment
7 out of 12 snaps
Marvin: Starvinmarvin09
Auntie Vice: Auntie Vice
Charron Smith: Iambiczine
J.Rowe: Rowe.writes
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-wenac-f97da4
The Reel Poets review 2009 British film, Bright Star, with Guest Poet: Danielle Metzinger. Bright Star tell the story of short love affair of Poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne. We discuss the Landscape, enchanted scenes and the cast. We discuss the life of Fanny and John separately & together. Plus, We rant and compare TV shows like The Greats and Bridgerton to the movie.
5.5 out of 12 Snaps
Danielle – Divametz (IG)
Marvin – Starvinmarvin09 (IG)
Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice (Social Media)
CharRon – Iambiczine (social Media)
