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exclusions apply. All right, folks. So if you've been keeping up with us past few weeks, we've been

doing these retro reviews for Black History Month. And we've been doing that in a partnership

with Universal Pictures. And so far, we've done a couple of movies that they consider to be

black excellent films from their catalog. And this week, we chose another one. All right, Okay, I chose it. But I chose this because this is, this is probably, it's probably one of the oddest movies that they had on the list right here. But it does have some historical and social and cultural significance. And it's also one of those things where

this movie was a disaster when it came out.

But given time, you know, it's considered,

I don't know, you guys tell me.

Is it considered a cult classic now?

Yeah, supposed to.

Yeah, yeah.

Through time, a lot of people recognized it

for things that apparently people didn't see at the time.

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