cedric the entertainer

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K Howard) speaks to Lucas Till and Lex Scott Davis for Son of the South. 

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K Howard) speaks with Actor/Comedian Cedric the Entertainer and Director Barry Alexander Brown for Son of the South. 

One of the best comedies of the past ten years from Chris Rock, who is secretly building a career as a brilliant filmmaker.

Directed by Chris Rock. Starring Chris Rock, Rosario Dawson, J.B. Smoove, Gabrielle Union, Anders Holm, Kevin Hart, Jay Pharoah, Tracy Jordan, Leslie Jones, Ben Vereen and Cedric The Entertainer

How is the world wrong about this movie?

From Bryan: Loved by critics, but sadly ignored come awards season. “Top Five” is a brilliant, well written, well directed comedy not good enough for you Mr. Oscar? Rock is slowly, secretly making an interesting little collection of movies. It’s time we looked beyond the stand-up and appreciate Chris Rock the filmmaker!

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On this episode of FFTC, Crowned ReRe and Mr. Al Pete give flowers to one of the Kings of Comedy: Cedric the Entertainer. We speak about his characters in movies, including Eddie from Barbershop. His contributions to the culture won't go unnoticed with them!

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The gang repents for their sins this week, as they review First Reformed (2017) starring Ethan Hawke. This sharply drawn, portrayal of a reverend of a small tourist church dealing with a sudden emotional burden  is sometimes bleak, and definitely had a ending that will leave you scratching your head. Written by Paul Schrader - writer of Taxi Driver.

Plenty of streaming picks, this week, so tune in to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon and watch what we're watching. Also stay tuned til the end for next week's mystery movie from the Wheel of Destiny.

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I remember seeing First Reformed in theaters with my wife. We were sitting in the middle of the theater and two older women were sitting way in the back. About 2/3rds into the film, when the strangest thing started to happen on screen, I over-heard one of the older women lean over to her friend and whisper, "Okay, it's lost me!"

I think that's the best way to prepare anyone going into First Reformed. It's a strange movie, no doubt about that, and when you have writer/director Paul Schrader at the helm, it's a no-brainer to think things are going to get a little... cerebral. And when tackling a pastors struggle with his faith in a world that's falling apart, maybe cerebral is just what this story needs to make itself understood.

So, thanks to my lovely Patrons, let's dig into First Reformed, and I'll let you know what I think of Paul Schrader's Oscar-nominated feature!

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First Reformed is Rated R for some disturbing violent images. 

It features Ethan Hawke, Amanda Seyfried, Cedric the Entertainer, Victoria Hill, Philip Ettinger, Michael Gaston, and Bill Hoag. 

Directed by Paul Schrader 

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Join me, Sam Fisch as I talk movies, television, music, and comedy with actor/screenwriter/comedian Allen Maldonado from the hit TV series Black-ish and The Last O.G, starring Anthony Anderson, Cedric The Entertainer, Tracy Morgan, and Tiffany Haddish.

Cedric The Entertainer, one of the Original Kings of Comedy, has been making people laugh for years. Starting out as a stand-up comic, he worn many hats from television, to film, serving as an actor in front of the camera, a director behind it, a musician, and as a game show host. Now he wants to talk about a health issue that is no laughing matter. He shared what led him to became the spokesperson for Diabetic Nerve Pain, his all-time favorite joke, why he loves making fun of rappers, and the reason we never got an Original Kings of Comedy II.