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Reel Poetry 2021 Year in Review

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-t2djp-116cd37

Iambic Poetry Podcast presents Reel Poetry

The year of 2021 is over. CharRon, Marvin, Auntie Vice have reviewed 45 Poetry movies in 2021. Double the amount than 2020.  Now, They review the movies they like, dislike,  our taste to Bio films, and why live – action Mulan is crap. Plus, They create the 3/4 snap sign.   The Reel poets would also like to give praises to: Jesse Rivera, Danielle Metzinger, AndYes, Bri Blue, Len Germinara, Izzy Lala, Tarendeep, J Rowe, and Diana Medina for being our guest for these reviews.  If you want to check out the 2021 Poetry Movie list, click here

 

Instagram

Marvin – Starvinmarvin09

Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice

CharRon – Iambiczine

 

 

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Sita Sings the Blues

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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. 

 

Snap Judgement

8.5 out of 9 snaps

Social Media(Instagram)

Marvin – Starvinmarvin09

Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice

CharRon – Iambiczine

 

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For Colored Girls Ft. Bri Blue

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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.  

 

Snap Judgement

8.5 out of 12 snaps

Instagram

Marvin: Starvinmarvin09

Auntie Vice: Auntie Vice

Bri Blue: Bribluelife

CharRon: Iambiczine

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Things never Said Feat. J.Rowe

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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

Instagram

Marvin: Starvinmarvin09

Auntie Vice: Auntie Vice

Charron Smith: Iambiczine

J.Rowe: Rowe.writes

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Bright Star Feat. Danielle Metzinger

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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.

 

Snap Judgement  

5.5 out of 12 Snaps

 

Social Media

Danielle – Divametz (IG)

Marvin – Starvinmarvin09 (IG)

Auntie Vice – Auntie Vice (Social Media)

CharRon – Iambiczine (social Media) 

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Love Beats Rhymes Feat Tarandeep

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Reel Poetry with Tarandeep review 2017 film Love Beats Rhymes (starring Jill Scott, Azealia Banks, Common, and John David Washington).  The main question, Is rap poetry?, is a good talking point but the movie doesn’t dive into it as much and deals a lot of clichés with the cast. 

 

Snap Judgement: 

6.5 out 12

 

Social Media:

CharRon: Iambiczine (social media)

Marvin: Starvinmarvin09 (IG)

Auntie Vice: Auntie Vice (social Media)

Tarandeep: Tokyotara (IG)

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Speak to me in Poetry

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-4zwmw-f7fb9d

Iambic Poetry podcast present REEL POETRY

The Reel Poets review the 2011 independent file, Speak to me in poetry, a movie about a shy guy who make a wish to talk like a poet.  This movie got the chatter going and the Reel poets angry at CharRon watching this. From the acting, screenwriting, lighting, and ethnical appropriation; the director should listen to what not to do again. But we do find one spark of Light about mental health.

 

Snap Judgement:   

1.5 out of 9 snaps

 

Social Media 

Marvin: Starvinmarvin09 (IG)

Auntie Vice: Auntie Vice (social media)

CharRon: https:\\linktr.ee\Iambiczine

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Slam Movie

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Slam 

The Reel Poets welcome AndYes to the panel as they discuss the 1998 Film, Slam, that features Poetry Slam champion Saul Williams and Sonja Sohn. We discuss some poems and several scenes.  Plus, we got our first 0.5 snap judgment on the show. 

 

Social Media

AndYes: Social Media -AndYes

Auntie Vice: Social Media – Auntie Vice

CharRon: Social Media – Iambiczine

Marvin: IG – Starvinmarvin09