Watch The Watch Movie Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé #2019 Tasha Bryant Play
Watch The Watch Movie Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé #2019 Tasha Bryant Play
SYNOPSIS: This intimate, in-depth look at Beyoncé's celebrated 2018 Coachella performance reveals the emotional road from creative concept to cultural movement.
GENRE: Documentary, Music
PRODUCTION: Netflix
Trailer: Homecoming: A Film By Beyoncé | Official Trailer | Netflix [HD]
Since
most of the reviews praising Homecoming are directed at Beyonce as a
person, her race, or things unrelated to the film itself, I feel free to
include the same peripheral things in my review.
Beyonce claims her college was Destiny's Child, her degree was earned on the road. If you hit subtitles and read the lyrics of her songs, you will agree. F-bombs, sex, fighting, b-words, ball-licking, & "Bugaboo's," are tumbled into a vat of dissonant sludge. Her mis-allocated anger and bitterness directed at someone--men? whites? America? I'm not sure--is so cringy to watch I had to shut it off. Angry faces, snarled lips, sexual contortions, and cutaways to the same 3 small groups of obedient fans who happened to know the words (not plants at all), are normative for the 50 minutes I could tolerate. Deeper than this was a strange, weird feeling I was watching something occultic. I doubt the motifs appear intentionally, given Beyonce's admitted education, but are either the byproduct of decades of self-worship, fan-adoration, and deification by the music industry, or the influence of her husband.
It's easy to find occult symbolism and quotes from Jay-z, even the satanist quote: "do what thou wilt" on his clothing brand. Jay doesn't hide his extensive use of symbolism and has been linked to celeb cult founded by a satanist. Seeing these motifs on a poster in a store at the mall may not bother you. They mean nothing to me. But there was something felt in "Bey's" performance that went beyond F-bomb filled lyrics about boys and girls in the hallways at high school. The words seemed incidental to the delivery system, which I can only describe as "spiritual."
Back to the production: intercutting between Bey talking about Bey and Bey performing seemed a little controlled. You will appreciate Nina Simone soundbytes. The concert employed bleachers shaped like a pyramid (or all seeing eye of Horus, your choice) throughout, as in, they never left. Besides lights and lots of pyro, I'm not sure what the big deal was. We've all seen dancing from Madonna to Britney. Contorting male dancers were kinda new (to me) but again, artistically devolved and seeming like something burning on a hot pan, fwiw.
CAST: Beyoncé
Knowles, Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter, Rumi Carter, Sir Carter, Solange
Knowles, Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams, J Balvin, Simone Bozyermini,
Janee Di, Chris Gray, Arnetta Johnson, Chris Johnson, Corbin Jones,
Marie Katre, Ariel O'Neal, Peter Ortega, Lauren Robinson, Crystal
Torres, Rie Tsuji, Lessie Vonner, Venzella Joy Williams, Vidie Williams,
Rasaq Adeyemi, Larry Allen, Mathew Ashraf, Jacques Bell, Alex Blake,
Tallie Brinson, Isaac Carter, Kadeem Chambers, Brandon Cunningham, Jalen
Harvey, Rashaad Horne, Keir Garner, Dasmyn Grigsby, Michael Jones,
Giovanni Luevano, Lomario Marchman, Maurice Mosley, Naderah Munajj, Joey
Oakly, Sjoerd Onley, Ralph Nadar, Jason Price, Loubins Richard, Erin
Robinson, Travord Rolle, Brian Snell, Nathaniel Spencer, Sean Torres,
Wayne Westley, Tiffanie Cross, Jasmin Cruz, Steve Epting, Naarai Jacobs,
Jamal Moore, Dwanna Grange, Kiandra Richardson, Tiffany Ryan, Jerome
Wayne, Chimera Wilson, Cameron Wright, George Young, Crystal Alforque,
Nathalie Barret-Mas, Amber Camp, Jasmin Charles, Rhea Hosanny, Jessica
McJunkins, Ezinma Ramsey, Chala Yancy, Ashley Everett, Kimmie Gipson,
Courtney Allen, Jasmine "JB" Badie, Fulani Bahati, Denee Baptiste,
Samaria Barnes, Kendra Bracy, Quaran Branker, Bianca Brewton, Joe Brown,
Nirine Brown, Tasha Bryant, Tajana Bunton-Williams, Denzel Chisolm,
Starley Carrington, Tyquan Christie, Karlito Cineas, Rameer Colon,
Asantewa Cotterell, Ashley Cruz, Makeda Cyrus, Hannah Douglass, Edidiong
Emah, Hajiba Fahmy, Amandy Fernandez, Kayla Frails, Brian Glanville,
Jasmine Harper, Kiira Harper, Larke Hassedt, Le'ana Hill, Corbin Hunter,
Ciara Hurst, Marc Inniss, Tina Jackson, Habby Jacques, Joshua Johnson,
Mao Kawakami, Muata Langley, Darina Littleton, Dominique Loude, Sabina
Lundgren, Huwer "Havoc" Marchie, Amari Marshall, Joré Marshall, Ashanti
McIntosh, Natsuki Miya, Brianna Norwood, Christian Owens, Kendra
Oyesanya, Brittany Parks, Jalen Preston, Elysandra Quinones, Jo'artis
"Big Mojo" Ratti, Kelsey Richardson, Tacir Roberson, Deijah Robinson,
Noelle Rodriguez, Rebbi Rosie, Shellee Samuels, Angelo Saunders, Candice
Savage, Lance Savali, Ashley Seldon, Britton Shaw, Taya Shawki,
Nicholas Stewart, Jonas Suber, China Taylor, Kimmy Taylor, Jarmal Terry,
Raphael Thomas, Adrian Thompkins, Jana Thompkins, Laurel Thompson,
Jordan Ward, Charles Williams, Quinetta Wilmington, Khadijah Wilson,
Larry Bourgeois, Laurent BourgeoisBeyonce claims her college was Destiny's Child, her degree was earned on the road. If you hit subtitles and read the lyrics of her songs, you will agree. F-bombs, sex, fighting, b-words, ball-licking, & "Bugaboo's," are tumbled into a vat of dissonant sludge. Her mis-allocated anger and bitterness directed at someone--men? whites? America? I'm not sure--is so cringy to watch I had to shut it off. Angry faces, snarled lips, sexual contortions, and cutaways to the same 3 small groups of obedient fans who happened to know the words (not plants at all), are normative for the 50 minutes I could tolerate. Deeper than this was a strange, weird feeling I was watching something occultic. I doubt the motifs appear intentionally, given Beyonce's admitted education, but are either the byproduct of decades of self-worship, fan-adoration, and deification by the music industry, or the influence of her husband.
It's easy to find occult symbolism and quotes from Jay-z, even the satanist quote: "do what thou wilt" on his clothing brand. Jay doesn't hide his extensive use of symbolism and has been linked to celeb cult founded by a satanist. Seeing these motifs on a poster in a store at the mall may not bother you. They mean nothing to me. But there was something felt in "Bey's" performance that went beyond F-bomb filled lyrics about boys and girls in the hallways at high school. The words seemed incidental to the delivery system, which I can only describe as "spiritual."
Back to the production: intercutting between Bey talking about Bey and Bey performing seemed a little controlled. You will appreciate Nina Simone soundbytes. The concert employed bleachers shaped like a pyramid (or all seeing eye of Horus, your choice) throughout, as in, they never left. Besides lights and lots of pyro, I'm not sure what the big deal was. We've all seen dancing from Madonna to Britney. Contorting male dancers were kinda new (to me) but again, artistically devolved and seeming like something burning on a hot pan, fwiw.
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