Mar 19, 2020
Listen to me Stream(H)ers, these are perilous times we are living in. It's one thing not to be able to buy a loaf of carbs at the grocery store. It's one thing to have to wipe yourself with Kleenex, because Kleenex aren't cheap. It's another thing entirely when Tom Hanks and Idris Elba get the coronavirus. I suppose COVID-19 is no different than us. You don't see it infecting Steve Buscemi. I'll bet Corey Feldman is at home as healthy as you please. But it's coming and taking down the good men and the handsome men.
This is a time when we need to be there for each other like never before. Which is why today’s Stream(H)er is so important. It's not good information. It’s life-giving information. I'm not being overly dramatic. If I didn't share this with you, I don't think I could live with myself. I'm going to talk to you all about a movie I just watched on a plane. A movie that has left me a bit speechless. Today, we are talking about A Fall from Grace.
Show Notes:
- [02:09] A Fall From Grace is brought to you during quarantine from Netflix. More importantly, it's brought to you by Tyler Perry, the man who brought you Madea, Acrimony, and The Haves and the Have Nots.
- [02:35] I think this is his first Netflix movie, and we have some things to talk about.
- [03:27] I share what I believe is the origin story of this horrific train wreck of a movie. I almost want you all to watch this one just to tell me if I'm wrong or not.
- [03:58] This movie is overdramatic and overacted. There was lip licking, terrible music, and making love under a mosquito tent.
- [05:07] I didn't care who lived or who died. I didn't care that it was a movie about a bunch of senior citizens chained to radiators.
- [05:25] I just wanted you all to know that someone, I don't know who, tied Tyler Perry up to a radiator and made him make this movie.
- [05:40] I shall wear no Spanx for this movie. That is how much I hated this movie.