1. Reviews: LeBron James' 'Shooting Stars' and more movies to stream
Jun 5, 2023 · Mookie Cook, left, as LeBron James, with Caleb McLaughlin in the movie “Shooting Stars.” (Oluwaseye Olusa / Universal Pictures). By Noel Murray.
Peacock's King James biopic covering hoops star's prep exploits, the 80s-style erotic thriller 'Follow Her' and the Robbie Amell-starring sci-fi drama 'Simulant' are all available for home viewing.
2. Peacock Film Shooting Stars Tells LeBron James' Origin Story - NBC
Apr 24, 2023 · Shooting Stars, a new movie set to premiere on Peacock on June 2, tells the story of how James and three of his friends became the best high school basketball ...
LeBron James is one of the greatest athletes of all time. Depending on who you ask, he might even be the greatest. However, he didn’t become the GOAT all by himself. Shooting Stars, a new movie set to premiere on Peacock on June 2, tells the story of how James and three of his friends became the best high school basketball team in the country — setting the stage for James’ eventual NBA and Olympic dominance.
3. LeBron James Origin Story Movie Shooting Stars Gets First Look - NBC
Mar 28, 2023 · The movie, directed by Chris Robinson (Beats, Grown-ish), stars five-star high school small forward Marquis “Mookie” Cook as James in his film ...
See the first look at the LeBron James origin story Shooting Stars, coming exclusively to Peacock.
4. Jackson Shelstad tips off UO's Oregonian era as Mookie Cook ...
Dec 7, 2023 · Jackson Shelstad and Mookie Cooke, two of Portland's best prospects in years, took two very different paths to get to the same place.
Jackson Shelstad and Mookie Cooke, two of Portland's best prospects in years, took two very different paths to get to the same place.
5. March Madness 2024: Ranking the 25 best basketball movies ever
Jun 2, 2023 · 'Shooting Stars' (2023) Oh, and did we mention one of those guys was teenage LeBron (Mookie Cook)? It's an insightful coming-of-age look at the ...
March Madness is back! How are we celebrating the return of the NCAA tournament? By ranking the 25 best basketball movies ever..
6. Do the Right Thing/Transcript
Mookie emerges from the crowd and leads Da Mayor away from the interrogation. MOOKIE Let's go, Mayor. OFFICER LONG Keep this hydrant off. You want to swim, go ...
"The greatest miracle Christianity has achieved in America is that the black man in white Christian hands has not grown violent. It is a miracle that 22 million black people have not risen up against their oppressors--in which they would have been justified by all moral criteria, and = by the democratic tradition! It is a miracle that a nation of black people has so fervently continued to believe in a turn-the-other-cheek and heaven-for-you-after-you-die philosophy! It is a miracle that the Amer
7. Wood Harris on making sports films, working with Scoot Henderson ...
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Harris spoke to The Athletic about the movie “Shooting Stars” and his successful acting career, as well as some of his own NBA observations.
8. The Films That Understand Why People Riot - The Atlantic
Jun 9, 2020 · At the end of Spike Lee's 1989 seminal film, Do the Right Thing, the protagonist, Mookie (played by Lee), returns to Sal's Pizzeria the morning ...
Black filmmakers have used their works to show that the state’s inhumane treatment of black people, not the uprisings that result, is the real chaos.
9. Calling BS on this - Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda (2011) Discussion
... Mookie aka Lietra Brown". This is in spite of Kendra's representations that ... cop actually had to shoot them, as Kendra promised they would? Outright ...
"Door No. 12" seems completely fabricated. (Excluding info from the show and network).
I cannot find any information corroborating the homicides of Louis Matos and Colleen (Coleen) Johnson [used inconsistently by the show and IDTV information pages]. Nor is there any evidence of any arrests of "Tang aka Chantel Davis" or "Mookie aka Lietra Brown". This is in spite of Kendra's representations that there was a press conference, that was televised, and widely broadcast. Especially strange is the absence of any inmate records, news articles, or obituaries.
Specifically unlikely, an investigative homicide detective goes on TV, announces suspects in an ongoing criminal investigation, states that they may be armed, and then states that police are likely to shoot them on sight. He "knows" that they will watch the news, despite them being homeless crackheads on the run for a double murder and at a bus station. Also, they call and police arrest them "within minutes" and they walk towards police with their hands up. What if they shot at the police because of this press conference? What if a cop actually had to shoot them, as Kendra promised they would?
Outright Implausible/Impossible:
- Why would strangers let three crackheads into their home, then allow themselves to be shot "with no time to react"?
- What kind of drug dealing crackhead buys a pistol at a store?
- Colorado follows f...
