There are also two Spike Lee films (one reflecting his very early years, and the other his more recent work) and much more, including a documentary on hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest.
The ’60s and ’70s are especially well-represented on this month’s list of 10 picks, including “Night of the Living Dead” (1968), “Watermelon Man” (1970), “Across 110th Street” (1972), “Thomasine & Bushrod” (1974), and “J.D.’s Revenge” (1976). But, as an extension of that popular ongoing series, we’ve also curated lists of films that specifically tell Black stories and are streaming on those same major streaming platforms. Based on the beloved Neil Gaiman novel, American Gods (exclusive to Amazon Prime currently, and available in 4K Ultra HD) weaves together cords of ancient mythology, modern mythology, Americana and pop culture to create a modern fantasy tale a tale about immigration, above other things. Before moving forward, you can find the details about the plot and cast of the show right here. To assist on this cinematic journey, IndieWire runs a monthly series that highlights movies and television series worth streaming on every major platform in the U.S., including Netflix. The 2021 film will exclusively stream on Amazon Prime Video. However, it can still be a difficult task for any discerning viewer, specifically those looking for Black films, to sift through the deluge. Amazon Prime is one of them and, just like Netflix, the streamer offers a library of films, both old and new, that have become increasingly diverse over the years. Updated on December 22, 2021: When it comes to movies with car chases, fist fights, and insane stunts, Amazon Prime is constantly changing its catalog.In order to keep things current, well be. It might be a Netflix world, but there are plenty of other competitive streaming platforms offering home viewing options that are more bountiful than ever before.
0 kommentar(er)
