Last Holiday (2006)

It’s LL’s world and we’re just living in it this week as we base
jump into 2006’s Last Holiday starring true royalty Queen
Latifah. We get into the Americanness of it all, as is our way,
and we definitely don’t go off about late stage capitalism or the
healthcare system. We also talk about what we would and would not
do with three weeks to live. Make a roux with us, dear hearts!
Maybe Burt Reynolds wants some gumbo.


Artwork by jstnmbrwn


References:


Ebert, Roger. “Last Holiday Movie Review & Film Summary
(2006) | Roger Ebert.” https://www.rogerebert.com/. Accessed
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https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/last-holiday-2006.


Last Holiday. Comedy, Drama, Romance. Last Holiday
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“Last Holiday.” Accessed November 3, 2024.
https://variety.com/2006/film/reviews/last-holiday-2-1200519436/.


“Last Holiday (2006 Film).” In Wikipedia, March 24,
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Negra, Diane. “Exile, return, and new economy subjectivity in
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Parasecoli, Fabio. “A taste of Louisiana: Mainstreaming Blackness
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