Tell me, keeps saying how much they want a strong woman.

What they really want is a cheerleader.

I'd like someone who's physically very frail and won't stop talking.

I just want what everybody wants.

I seem to have a harder time getting it.

Hey there, it's your maximum film co-host, Alonzo here.

Andrea here.

Maximum film co-hosts and your best friend.

Maybe you're thinking, it's not Friday, why is there a new episode in my feed?

Well, it's Max Fun Drive, time full of fun surprises, so we're surprising you today with a tease of our bonus episode with Fantai zone Jarrett Hill.

This year Alonzo and I have picked some films to compliment the famed Ifichikoude collection of 2021.

Call them cinema pairings, if you will.

Last week to compliment Pacific Rim, we talked about Destroy All Monsters with Dave White.

This week to compliment Space Jam, we're talking about who framed Roger Rabbit

with Jordan Morris. And for our bonus episode to compliment Eddie Murphy's first and last

directorial attempt Harlem Knights, we watched 2004's brother to brother.

A little film that premiered once upon a time. It's Sundance. Perhaps you've heard of it.

It stars a very young Anthony Mackie as a young gay

art student who befriends an older man who was part of the Harlem Renaissance and

has a very special little performance from the late Lance Reddick as James Baldwin and it

blew my mind when he popped up. R. I. P. The clip you're about to hear is a

raucous movie quiz in which we try to pin down some other popular movie titles from 2004.

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