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'Coming 2 America' drive-in showings scheduled for noon and 4 p.m. canceled; 8 p.m. showing still on for now Tom Szaroleta, Florida Times-Union © Quantrell D. Colbert/Paramount Pictures via AP Eddie Murphy stars in "Coming 2 America," whch will show three times Saturday at a pop-up drive-in event at Regency Square Mall. UPDATE | Due to inclement weather, Black Films Matter has canceled the 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. showings of the Coming 2 America drive-In movie scheduled outside Regency Mall for today. All paid tickets will be honored for the 8 p.m. showing if it happens. Check...

'Coming 2 America' Sows More Than Its Royal Oats 'Coming 2 America' Sows More Than Its Royal Oats Not quite a sequel, nor a remake, the movie reunites Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall with the rest of the gang - as well as fantastic new faces - for a welcome Eighties update K. Austin Collins, provided by March 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail I don’t envy the job of anyone tasked with taking a classic Eighties comedy — Coming to America, say — and making a decades-later sequel that tries to please its guaranteed audience. Namely, everyone who loved the original, people who’ve rewatched it ...

After 32 years, Eddie Murphy returns — along with James Earl Jones, Arsenio Hall and other original cast members — in a fun sequel to 'Coming to America.'

'Coming 2 America' Drops One Day Early Natalie Oganesyan, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “Coming 2 America,” the long-awaited sequel to Eddie Murphy’s 1988 “Coming to America,” has released early on Amazon Prime. Originally, the pic was set to drop on the streaming service on Friday. The sequel to John Landis’ hit comedy follows Prince Akeem (Murphy), who is set to become the king of the fictional country of Zamunda, an African kingdom untouched by colonialism, and finds out he has a son he never knew about — a street-savvy Queens native, Lavelle. To honor the former king’s...

This article originally appeared in the March/April issue of ESSENCE magazine, available on newsstands now. During the summer of 1988, in the seemed-like-it-could-have-been-real fictional land of Zamunda, Africa, a charming prince named Akeem Joffer took his 21st spin around the sun and began to ponder the world outside of his royal confines. Those feelings intensified when he met his queen-to-be, who just wasn’t the right fit. Unlike his parents, he wasn’t down for an arranged marriage, no matter how beautiful the bride or lavish the ceremony. (Trust, that wedding would have been everyt...