Here lies another great, Oscar worthy, performance of an icon (James Brown) played by Chadwick Boseman. What a fantastic portrayal of the God Father of Soul, James Brown). What a story! There’s so much about James Brown that I didn’t know. He was a very complex individual. This movie digs deep into the life of James Brown from a very poor little boy in Georgia to his rise to fame, to his death. Chadwick Boseman worked extremely hard on this movie, as he had most of the screen time. At times it seemed as though James had come back to life. The voice and moves were superb. I was surprise to see True Blood’s Nelsan Ellis (Lafayette Reynolds) in another major role as James’ right hand man, and original lead singer of the Famous Flames, Bobby Byrd. The great Jill Scott played James’ wife, Dee Dee Brown, Viola…
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This was the best Expendable movie yet. Director, Patrick Hughes managed to spring surprise after surprise after surprise. I especially liked the twist and turns in the story. Some of the lines were hilarious and as usual we are taken on a real thrill ride. The movie opens with the Expendable team rescuing an old friend (Surprise #1). The team then goes on another mission before returning home. After one of the team members gets shot pretty badly, Sylvester Stallone realizes how worn and torn the team has become, so he fires the current team (Jason Statham, Randy Couture, 





