Stuck in a dead-end sales job at a shady dealership, Brandon and Leo were always destined for mediocrity.
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Pemeran
Antione Avery
Leroy
Patrick Bean Jr.
Max
Linda E. Burkhart
Sugar Baby
Dave Charles
IRS Agent #1
James Coley
Leo
Ray Cunningham Jr.
Brandon
Sabrina Frost
Hailie
Todd Hart
Malcolm
Shuler King
Deacon Davis
Karina Papavasiliou
Amber
Detrick Powell
DeShaun
Kristen Radford
Jayla
Emmanuel Taye
MAGA Hat Guy
Vontee
Lil' IceBox
Mungkin Anda Juga Suka
Slightly New
Bikini Bowl-O-Rama
PPP Loan Gone
Chhakka Panja 5
Love Goals
Expedition: Black Sea Wrecks
Grown-ish
Not Suitable for Work
Caught Up
Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens
Manifest
Not Dead Yet
Raising Damon
United States of Al
DTF St. Louis
Killing It
Grown Women
Rutherford Falls
Alex, Inc.
American Classic
Woke
Vladimir
Margo's Got Money Troubles
Makoti
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I was genuinely impressed with "Slightly New". It's a remarkable low-budget film that truly resonates with heart and authenticity. The filmmakers have showcased tremendous potential, crafting a story that engages and entertains without the need for a blockbuster budget. It's refreshing to see such talent and dedication, making 'Slightly New' a must-watch. Eager to see what this promising team does next. They're definitely ones to watch in the indie film scene. Shout out to the cast! They did an excellent job. The guy who played Uncle Leroy stole the show. Shuler King appearance as the Deacon was great!
A completely juvenile, nonsensical, one-dimensional movie. F- would be an appropriate rating. Complete waste of time, don't bother. I'm only writing this review so you don't waste your time watching it and stopping it midway like I had to. Why people even come together to make movies like this is absolutely beyond me. I think I got dumber watching this. The acting is atrocious, the story has no point, it's not funny, it characterizes black people in the same way 'American Fiction" pokes at and it's a great example of that theme which that movie so accurately satirizes. This is the garbage of "black cinema" and belongs in the trash bin right next to all of Tyler Perry's worst.
source: Slightly New
