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Friday, November 07, 2008
Due to the overwhelming success of Noah's Arc:Jumping The Broom five new cities have been added. Detroit, Houston, San Francisco, Palm Springs, and Ocean,NJ.
I know all of my readers in Texas are extremely happy now. You can read my review of the film here before you head to the theater. Also check out what people are saying about this groundbreaking film all across the country below as well as a hilarious interview with co-star Jennia Fredrique via loldarian.com affiliate Lonnell Williams.
"Fans of the show should jump to see the film..."
- Tim Plant, Metro Weekly (DC)
"The movie is terrific and worth the wait....Only a cast already this comfortable with their characters and with each other could come up with that kind of chemistry and those kinds of performances...."
- Greg Hernandez, LA.com
"Noah's Arc: Jumping the Broom...delivers the goods."
- Kevin Thomas, LA Times
"...not only does Patrik Ian-Polk and LOGO deliver on their promise but they've created a film that we can all be proud of. There is not a dull moment to be found in Jumping The Broom."
- Darian Aaron, Living Out Loud
4 Comments:
I drove with a friend from Cincinnati, Ohio to Chicago (almost 300 miles one way) opening weekend to see Jumping the Broom. The movie was entertaining from beginning to end.
I'm glad to hear that the movie was a hit and will be opening in more cities. I hope it does so well that it gets a general release. It should open everywhere.
The TV show should never have been cancelled in the first place. Maybe "they" will bring it back. It is important that black gays become much more visible in light of Prop. 8. Maybe white gays will agree now that marriage rights have been taken away in what they thought was "liberal" California.
November 07, 2008 7:58 AM
I'll be seeing it Saturday in Huston!!
November 07, 2008 12:18 PM
I was hoping to plan a trip to Chicago to go this this movie, now I an glad I didn't. Because it finally opened here in Detroit. I is a great movie. I hope that i continues to open in more cities and stay here a bit longer. It was very entertaining. It was good to see old friends i haven't seen in a while a good cross-section of the LGBT out on friday night.
Thanks for the post I would not have known otherwise and would not have been one of the first to see playing here in Detroit.
November 09, 2008 1:10 PM
Philadelphia is the 6th largest city in the country and it has a 40% Black population. And this movie still has not been released in Philly!
November 10, 2008 2:05 PM
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