The Midnight Drop

Welcome to another episode of the chill hour. Tonight we have Lance Williams on the podcast chilling and talking about his start in filmmaking, his journey at Morehouse College, takes on movies, and other stories to laugh and learn from. Go ahead and follow Lance on Instagram @lawman25 and his own studio @wewillstudios.

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Wassup good people! In today's episode, I'm gonna be reviewing the highly anticipated movie of February Judas and the Black Messiah starring Daniel Kaluuya, Lakeith Stainfield, and Deborah Johnson. The film follows William O'neal, FBI Informant, who infiltrates the Black Panther party and helps the FBI takedown chairman of the Illinois chapter Freddie Hampton. Join me as we talk about the film and so much more. 

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Wassup good people!! Here is another episode of the Chill Hour and we got David Arnold back in the building for another round of foolishness. Join us as we talk about Malcolm and Marie, The Dallas Mavericks and so much more!!

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Wassup good people!! In tonight's episode, we are going to review one of my most anticipated films of February, Malcolm, and Marie. The film stars John David Washington and Zendaya and is also directed by Sam Levinson. Will this movie exceed expectations, be around expectations, or disappoint?

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Welcome to the Chill Hour! Here on the MIdnight Drop we spend an hour just relaxing and talking about social issues, new movie releases, share stories and so much more. Tonight I'm joined by special guest David Arnold as we talk about our most anticipated movies for the month of February and also the news the Black Lives Matter and Stacey Abrams were nominated for Nobel Peace Prizes. Join us for just a chill time!!

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Wassup good people!! In tonight's episode, I'm discussing the highly regarded documentary MLK/FBI directed by Sam Pollard. A very interesting documentary that explores the FBI's mission to discredit Dr. Martin Luther King that leads to a dark period of American surveillance and more questions than answers about the civil rights leader. Also, stay with me to just hear me rant and explore some more stories out there in the world!

Wassup good people!! Tonight is just a chill night where I just talk about some of the problems regarding the "Rap Game", the current situation on the covid-19 pandemic, and a quick review on the Republican Brain.  Come and join me for some laughs, discussions, and interesting finds all on The Midnight Drop!!

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Wassup good people!! Tonight is a double movie review including two films with similar messages but different outcomes.  Tune in for my review of these films and have some fun!!

One Night In Miami Directed by Regina King 

On one incredible night in 1964, four icons of sports, music, and activism gathered to celebrate one of the biggest upsets in boxing history. When underdog Cassius Clay, soon to be called Muhammad Ali, (Eli Goree), defeats heavyweight champion Sonny Liston at the Miami Convention Hall, Clay memorialized the event with three of his friends: Malcolm X (Kingsley Ben-Adir), Sam Cooke (Leslie Odom Jr.) and Jim Brown (Aldis Hodge).

American Skin Directed by Nate Parker 

Lincoln Jefferson (Nate Parker), a U.S. Marine veteran who works as a janitor at a prestigious junior high school, attempts to mend his relationship with his son after a divorce. One night, during a routine police traffic stop, the boy is shot and killed in front of Jefferson. After the officer is cleared of wrongdoing without having to face trial, Jefferson is forced to take matters into his own hands.

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Wassup good people!! Tonight, join me in reviewing the Daniel Craig 007 movie series that introduced a younger crowd to the James Bond stories with a new grounded, grittier, and darker take. Tune in and let's have some fun tonight on the Midnight Drop!!!

007 is a spy action series, created by Ian Fleming, that started out as a series of books that would later be adapted into a multi-billion dollar movie franchise. The movie series is considered one of the longest-running movie series in film history being well known for its sleek style, witty humor, sexy women, and so much more. The series started out with its most well known leading portrayals with Sean Connery, then is followed up by George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and finally Danial Craig. Daniel Craig is the most recent James Bond portrayal to hit the screen with the last 4 movies. His upcoming, and probably last, film “No Time to Die” is the 5th film to date for Daniel Craig.

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