Get on the Bus follows several Black men on a cross country bus trip to the Million Man March. On the bus are an eclectic set of characters including a laid off aircraft worker...
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Get on the Bus follows several Black men on a cross country bus trip to the Million Man March. On the bus are an eclectic set of characters including a laid off aircraft worker, a former Gang Banger, a Hollywood actor, a cop who is of mixed racial background, and a White bus driver, all make the trek discussing issues surrounding the march, manhood, religion, politics, and race.
Written by Robert Drake <robert.drake@index.com>
On October 16, 1996, the one year anniversary of the Million Man March, Spike Lee invites you to lift your head, raise your voice, and...get on the bus.
Opened on 1,207 screens earning $2.2 million in its first weekend.
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Goofs
Errors in geography:
By evening on the second day of driving, the bus had gone from Los Angeles, CA to Memphis, TN (almost 1,800 miles). Despite driving through the night, by evening on the third day they had only traveled as far as Knoxville, TN (almost 400 miles).
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Quotes
Flip:
I've always heard that Dallas has the finest honeys on the planet. See more »
Crazy Credits
Recumbent riders: Carol and Ken Lyon, who just happened to ride through the
set on their Cross-Country Ramble from Ventura, CA, to Galveston, TX.
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"Cruisin'"
Written by Phillip Bailey, Roxanne Seeman, Sonny Emory and Morris Pleasure Used by Permission of Sir & Trini (ASCAP), Noa-Noa Music (ASCAP), Sonnyside Up Music (BMI) and Moplay Music (ASCAP) Produced by Maurice White Performed by Earth Wind & Fire Courtesy of Kalimba Records
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