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But we did find the full version on the YouTube.

So that's how we watched it.

Just search for Selma, Lord Selma, and you'll see a full movie option or pick, I guess, whatever upload speaks to you.

Some might even say, let the movie choose you.

Don't choose the movie.

However, choose the movie.

It makes it better.

Again, we talked about this, talked about the actual day of Bloody Sunday, but did you know anything about the film before we recap?

No, I didn't.

By the way, we already got one of our producers saying, I remember watching this movie in school growing up.

So yeah, this was an important one.

And as they were so proud to say in the movie, let's get your marching shoes ready.

Here is the synopsis.

11-year-old Cheyenne is touched by a speech from Martin Luther King Jr.

and becomes active in the civil rights movement of 1965.

But her resolution is tested when she joins others in the infamous Alabama march from Selma to Montgomery.

Early thoughts.

What did you think of Selma, Lord Selma?

Probably not yet.

Yeah.