Film Review: The Color Purple
There have been countless adaptations of classic works and while many of them seem destined to fall by the wayside, the new adaptation of The Color Purple directed by Blitz Bazawule is not one of them.
The Musings of Terence Johnson
There have been countless adaptations of classic works and while many of them seem destined to fall by the wayside, the new adaptation of The Color Purple directed by Blitz Bazawule is not one of them.
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