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No one said Remember the Titans

Isn't he openly racist though?

denzel to me is like a lot of other actors
almost every movie he is in he plays himself

hes the serious black dude with the dont fuck with me attitude
dont see much diversity in his acting

not that i dislike him mind you many of his movies are very very good and i enjoy him in them

but my definition of a good actor is someone who can become something they are not, be someone else, act like something they arent
thats an actor

john Q gets me everytime
i also love his performance in it

watch american gangster

they filmed john q in Oshawa i know the guy whos house it was filmed in hes a neighbor of my great aunts they put the guy in a 5 star hotel and gave him the works but he decided to take his mom to the hotel o.o nice to take his mom but man coulda got that pussy on tap.

the kid that drives by on his bike was with me biking that day he was asked to be an extra lucky fucker if only i was also black !

This post was edited by 672 on Aug 11 2013 08:01pm

I like Denzel Washington.

Hurricane and Training day were great movies!

60sec on google and this is what I've read.

Denzel Washington refuses to do love scenes with white women and has been quoted saying "Black women are not often seen as objects of desire on film. And they are my core audience".

By focusing on race so much yes I would say it is fair to call him mildly racist to say the least. Assuming the above information is true.

This post was edited by Kevorkian on Aug 11 2013 10:44pm

what? who is eddie murphy.... like what movie has he done recently thats been good cause i sure havent seen any pop up. no way dr dolittle is a top actor lol
oh right he does voice on shrek but thats about it

This post was edited by CanadianBoy on Aug 11 2013 11:13pm

That really doesn't seem racist to me. I think he's spot on that black women aren't seen as object of desire in film. And since he's an attractive black actor, why on earth would he get it on with white women in his movies. A big part of his audience is probably black women so it seems more like a smart move imo.