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Greatest Ending Ever...

posted 16 years ago by charihar
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Seriously, that's at least a very entertaining ending, even if it was the actors and not the characters. Also, seeing Mel dance like that made the movie even better (she is BANGIN).

chea

[–] Godsgift06_05 16 years ago

I liked that. Like in Hitch. Who can resist a Soul Train line.

[–] hillbrian2005 16 years ago

I just hope there's a sequel one day. Who else agrees with me?

[–] erry_j 16 years ago

A sequel??
What? This New Years?
Lmao. Noooo, it should be left as is.
Thankyouverymuch ( :

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[–] FrostyHornyPie 16 years ago

And yep, I'm ready for a sequel.

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[–] !!!deleted!!! (19821846) 15 years ago

I loved that ending! I loved the fact that it was the actual actors, not in character. Idris Elba knew how to move it! LOL.

"You think you know who you are? You have no idea."

[–] hillbrian2005 15 years ago

Maybe it doesn't need a sequel, but I would wonder what a sequel would be about? It's sort of like how Friday went for a long time without a sequel, but people eventually wanted one.

[–] FrostyHornyPie 15 years ago

Seeing the same family three or more years later sounds good to me. The characters are interesting enugh that I'd be willing to see what happens a bit later in their lives.

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[–] !!!deleted!!! (19821846) 15 years ago

I agree. Having them reunite in a few years would be interesting. Plus, I'm always eager to see more of Idris Elba!

"You think you know who you are? You have no idea."

[–] BarksdaleBaratheon 15 years ago

Where was the white girl though? Why did she pass on the soul train? She just adds fuel to the myth that white people can't dance.

[–] Godsgift06_05 15 years ago

Haha..She was only around filmign for a few days though so that's probably why she wasn't there, like David Bannner wasn't there, Or Mekhi if I remember correctly.

[–] Kelea7 14 years ago

Yeah it was David Banner.

[–] JrnlofEddieDeezenStudies 14 years ago

Same here. I'd like a sequel set a number of years later at another Christmas. It would probably be difficult to get the whole cast back together again though. The characters were intriguing enough, the performances and writing were good enough, that I think a sequel could be just as entertaining if they could assemble the same line-up.

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[–] charihar 13 years ago

Love this. Watching it right now!

chea

[–] MistressKitty 14 years ago

Its my favorite part of the movie
It is like the other poster said,who can resist a Soul Train? Too much fun to watch.

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[–] blindvias-071407 7 years ago

Loved it. A great homage to Soul Train, and of course we know what happens when you let actors loose in front of a camera. They were just wonderful. So fun to watch that.

What a great idea to end this movie!

[–] HelloMyNameIsMrBurns 7 years ago

Nah, it was annoying. It went on and on and on and on.