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RAY Watchalong! (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-06 19:50:05
Edited:
2026-07-20 08:16:52
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2026-06
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RAY (2004) Watchalong.mp4

Comments

Kristen Wilburn

I’m Screaming!!!!! I’m so happy you all are reacting to this. I had plans today but I’m sat. Thank you for reacting. I’ve been asking for this for a while not to say I’m the reason, just beyond happy.

Richard B

Anytime is the Right Time to watch this.

Inez Clay

Oh this is gonna be GOOD!!!

Shardé

I have to watch this one the Patreon way so I can get the music. Lol

Shardé

Peacock??

Cody Price

If you want to checkout another Music biopic where the lead actor absolutely becomes and embodies that person got to checkout Gary Busey’s Academy Award nominated performance for Best Actor as Buddy Holly in The Buddy Holly Story. He is absolutely amazing in that film and the soundtrack is phenomenal. :)

Brandon N.

Great reaction, I hope to see you 2 react to Get On Up the James Brown Biopic.

Aiofe

I think Bea was an incredible woman. But I really wish we’d stop calling women strong for staying with men that abuse them. And chronic infidelity IS abuse. I want us to reframe the narrative And say they are strong for surviving abuse. Whether they stay or leave, they survive it. Calling women strong for standing by abusive men implies that women who leave are somehow weak. It takes incredible courage to walk away. IMHO. No offense to anyone.🤷‍♀️

Aiofe

Unlike alot of biopics, Ray wanted to be open and brutally real. He did not allow them to play him as a hero. He wanted people to know that he was terribly flawed, had hurt people and been hurt. And that he crawled from the bottom, but he put himself there. He never implied it was anyone else’s fault that he was an addict. He owned it in a way that showed you that even 40 years later he was STILL working the steps, taking accountability and making amends. The best thing was he was able to coach Jamie Foxx to play him right. And although he died the year the the film came out, he was able to see a screening. It was a beautifully crafted film and deserved every award it won. Especially Jamie’s Oscar.