The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat

The title The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat might evoke thoughts of a fast-food tie-in with Dreamgirls but don’t be misled this film has no direct ties to that musical or the iconic Motown group. Sure, one of the protagonists harbors dreams of singing, but she sets those ambitions aside to focus on family life. Still, she remains part of an unbreakable trio regularly gathering at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat. But let’s move past the mouthful of a title what’s the real story here? Simply put, it’s about friendship. You might feel skeptical at the mere mention but by the film’s conclusion, it’s hard to resist its charm. Adapted from Edward Kelsey Moore’s novel, Tina Mabry’s film weaves the tale of a friendship spanning decades between three women. Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor and Kyanna Simone deliver standout performances, especially in the role of Odette, who amusingly insists that her mother gave birth to a tree. Soap2day latest hollywood movies & TV shows online.