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Drama between the cast members arises at every turn.Д¬learly getting the hint that viewers wanted a new вЂњHoneyвЂќ film sooner rather than later, the Woodruff-directed fourth film, featuring Teyana Taylor as the female lead, came out on Tuesday, only a couple years after the last movie in the series. American student Melea (Cassie), who grew up taking classes at HoneyвЂ™s dance studio, steps away from her fancy school to put together a hip-hop Romeo and Juliet show. Unlike the other two films, this one takes place in Cape Town, South Africa.

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Viewers know her from that film, yes, but they also know the star for her career as a singer, too, which kicked off in 2006 with her debut single вЂњMe & U.вЂќДЄside from Cassie, the film also featured dancer Kenny Wormald, who starred in the вЂњCenter StageвЂќ sequel and the вЂњFootlooseвЂќ remake, as well as Dena Kaplan, who played Abigail in AustraliaвЂ™s TV series вЂњ Dance AcademyвЂќ and its recently-released film continuation. Taking on the lead role this time around was Cassie, whoвЂ™s first major studio film project was another dance film sequel, вЂњ Step Up 2: The Streets,вЂќ in 2008. That said, returning director Woodruff made sure it was worth it and brought in some familiar faces within the world of dance and music. Though there was not as big of a time gap between making the second and third as there was between the first and second, five years was still a little while for вЂњHoneyвЂќ fans to wait for this new installment. Along the way, she finds love with her teammate Brandon (Randy Wayne), of course, which leads the two to have a coupleвЂ™s dance that doubles as one of the best scenes in the film. When she meets a dance crew, they need Maria as much as she needs them, so she joins the team with the hopes of enteringВ a dance competition against her old crew. Though sheвЂ™s supposed to lay low and simply do odd jobs at the building to stay out of trouble, Maria quickly realizes that she wonвЂ™t be happy unless sheвЂ™s dancing.

The вЂњVampire DiariesвЂќ star played Maria Ramirez, a talented dancer who gets a job working for HoneyвЂ™s mother, Connie (returning star Lonette McKee), at the rec center where she used to take lessons. But it's exactly because they don't have those resources.Eight years after the original came out, director Bille Woodruff returned to create вЂњHoney 2,вЂќ which featured Kat Graham as the female lead. As people with resources, we wonder why those without wouldn't fight. The idea that freedom is easy to fight for is one perpetuated by cinema where we only see the stories of successful rebellion, and not the countless stories of rebellion never started that are the norm. These people are in a constant state of starvation, in which all efforts go into eating and not dying. So they go and forage for crickets in the hillside. Nor are they allowed to own things, like meat. For example, in North Korea, the government doesn't feed its people. That's easy to say, but much harder to do, when the masters dedicate a significant portion of their resources into ensuring that the enslaved can't rise up and liberate themselves. 1ДЇreedom should be worth dying for,by those that choose to he free,slaves rebel against their slave masters and liberated themselves from bondage Is there any question that Hong Kong representatives would NOT pass this new censorship law? I have no doubt Carrie Lam will get it through. Showing where people not following COVID lockdown rules, are actually locked into their apartments by the govt. Don't worry, they show lots of Chinese Govt propaganda too. Sometimes average citizens are the problem. Censorship about buildings failing and collapsing due to builders cutting corners, fake concrete, shotty buildings without govt inspection. It is just the CCP-Govt they are less than thrilled about. There are lots of content creators who lived in China for over a decade and planned to live the rest of their lives in China, but Xi's authoritarian censorship and people disappearing convinced them to take their families and run to other countries. Censorship happens when the CCP attempt to claim anything they can to have a platform block, remove, or de-monetize content that is not providing a good, untrue, view of the CCP-Govt.

The vast majority of content in the US is from independent creators. Only the huge entertainment companies that want to release in mainland China are likely to self-censor content. You can already see censorship in the US media and social media.

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