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To get the college dean's backing for Harvard, Jamilah has to teach girls at a white sorority to step dance.To get the college dean's backing for Harvard, Jamilah has to teach girls at a white sorority to step dance.To get the college dean's backing for Harvard, Jamilah has to teach girls at a white sorority to step dance.
Ashlee Brie Gillum
- Cheryl
- (as Ashlee Gillum)
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- TriviaMegalyn Echikunwoke, who plays Jamilah, was playing a college student when during filming she was 35 years old.
- GoofsAll entries contain spoilers
- Quotes
Yvonne Bishop: Isn't this is a great surprise?
Jamilah: Like Pearl Harbor.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Flix Forum: Step Sisters (2019)
- SoundtracksLittle Bit of This
Written by Julio Alejandro Mejia, Matt Toth (as Matthew Toth), and Vince Staples
Performed by GTA (feat. Vince Staples)
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Side artist "Little Bit of This" (as performed by GTA)
Performed by Vince Staples
Courtesy of Def Jam Recordings
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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Honestly most netflix movies aren't that great to begin with. But notice a pattern with all the comments. TYhey didnt finish the movie, only watched 15 mins blah blah race.. But it was different in the 2nd half! The main character became likeable and grew. For once it was saying we've all been there. we need to both stop judging and how we are a like or had a moment a like. They show and prove that there are white people that love black people. So stop hating. There are white people who support black people in their struggle but there are also white people that have struggles. No i am not talking about starbucks instagram girls blah blah thats make up of the 1% that talk about white people problems etc. I had a dead beat dad, single mom that struggled and worked hard never dated cause she was scared to bring guys around us. I got mad fun of and bullied cause i didnt have money growing up. I had handy downs from my cousins etc. I believe it made me a stronger person. I never judged anyone. I was nice to everyone even the girls i knew who hated me, the guys & girls that got made fun of etc.
They finally point this out in the movie that we should be coming together vs who had it worse or what happened in the past. That not all black people or white people are the same. For once it focuses on both sides.
I just think its so funny how the ppl who judged the movie didnt even watch it though. Its as if they were the plot of the movie.. in the beginning both sides were judging each other BEFORE GETTING TO KNOW THEM.. How can you judge a movie from the 1st 15 mins! Thats like judging someone by their skin colour or if you think they are ugly or hot when you 1st meet. That person could be amazing but you never gave them a chance because you judged by what they looked like... Thats what this movie is all about, getting to know the people before making judgements.
P.s I am white, I have black family memebers. My neighbor and her kids are black and i think of her as a 2nd mom. And I smile big when i see her grand kids because i don't want them to think all white people hate them because we don't. We should be teaching our kids to love each other not believe eveyone hates them before they even meet.
They finally point this out in the movie that we should be coming together vs who had it worse or what happened in the past. That not all black people or white people are the same. For once it focuses on both sides.
I just think its so funny how the ppl who judged the movie didnt even watch it though. Its as if they were the plot of the movie.. in the beginning both sides were judging each other BEFORE GETTING TO KNOW THEM.. How can you judge a movie from the 1st 15 mins! Thats like judging someone by their skin colour or if you think they are ugly or hot when you 1st meet. That person could be amazing but you never gave them a chance because you judged by what they looked like... Thats what this movie is all about, getting to know the people before making judgements.
P.s I am white, I have black family memebers. My neighbor and her kids are black and i think of her as a 2nd mom. And I smile big when i see her grand kids because i don't want them to think all white people hate them because we don't. We should be teaching our kids to love each other not believe eveyone hates them before they even meet.
- daydreamer-07100
- Jan 19, 2018
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- Ain't No Half Steppin'
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- $10,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 48 minutes
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