Johnny's Top 5 Black Movies

Summary

Payne & Pendergast – “Johnny’s Top 5 Black Movies”
Episode Date: July 3, 2026
Guests: John Harris
Relevant Segment: [01:45] – [16:32]

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Episode Theme & Purpose

This special segment, hosted by Reggie and Ron (during the Reggie and Ron Radiothon), features John Harris (Houston sports analyst) sharing and discussing his personal top five Black movies. The conversation is full of anecdotes, genuine nostalgia, and playful debate, while highlighting each film’s cultural impact, memorable scenes, and influence in the Black community and beyond. The segment also serves the broader goal of raising money for the Houston Food Bank during the on-air fundraiser.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Warm-up, Shout-outs, and Setting the Scene ([01:45]–[03:50])

• Radio-thon Fundraising: Reggie and Ron banter about donations, shout out contributors, and riff on the rarity of the name "Otis" among young people.
• Fun, offbeat speculation about names (“You know Otis isn’t just made. This ain’t an Otis. … Otis in their 20s or 30s today. Nope. Just like if you saw somebody named Adolf roll through there.” – Reggie, [03:36])
• Builds a relaxed and humorous tone, leading into the main event—John Harris’s movie picks.

2. John Harris’s Honorable Mentions ([04:20]–[06:01])

• School Daze – Harris details a high school memory where the opposing team emulated a scene from the film during pregame, sparking his later appreciation.
  “They were kind of like mimicking the movie, which I realized later once I saw the movie. So I got to put School Daze on there.” – John Harris, [04:24]
• Do the Right Thing – Acknowledged as a powerful, “not for the faint of heart” film featuring “fantastic” John Turturro.
• Girls Trip – Cited, with Harris hinting foreshadowing related to his main list.
• Hollywood Shuffle – Praised for its timeless 80s humor and impact, even if “it probably hasn’t aged well.”
  “It is one of the fun—I swear I have never laughed at a movie more than I did.” – John Harris, [06:01]

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3. Harris’s Top 5 Black Movies

(With Insights, Quotes, and Notable Segments)

#5: Stomp the Yard ([06:01]–[07:30])

• Harris admits he “did not expect that” himself, sharing his surprise at discovering Chris Brown in the film and reminiscing about Black fraternities and step shows in college.
• “I paused it. I was like, who is this? … Oh my God, it’s Chris Brown.” – John Harris, [06:44]
• Personal connection: His college friend was in a step fraternity, linking real-life performance and the film’s dance energy.
• Reggie relates: “In the last month I have watched the Chris Brown dance scenes at the beginning where … they’re crump.” – Reggie, [06:29]

#4: Coming to America ([07:30]–[08:13])

• Touted as possibly “the most quotable movie there’s ever been.”
• Hosts rapidly recall favorite lines and characters, e.g.,
  “What is that, velvet?” – John Harris, [07:41]
  “Damn shame what they did to that dog.” – Reggie, [07:45]
• Harris and co-hosts riff about Soul Glo and the unforgettable “couch” scene.
• “Eddie [Murphy] playing autumn characters … that’s one of the funniest scenes.” – John Harris, [08:11]

#3: Drumline ([08:13]–[10:09])

• Harris shares how attending his first HBCU football game reshaped his appreciation for halftime shows: The music, energy, and spectacle.
• “Halftime hits zeros. Ain’t a soul moved… and then all of a sudden, the A&T band comes out and puts on a flipping show.” – John Harris, [09:08]
• “Nick Cannon was fantastic… I love that movie and the HBCU band experience is one I think everybody should experience. Any college football fan, just a fan in general. The show that is put on is just… I was floored.” – John Harris, [09:34]
• Sets a bucket list goal: To attend the Southern vs. Grambling “Bayou Classic” in New Orleans.

#2: Boyz n the Hood ([10:09]–[11:38])

• The power and realism of the film were a formative experience for Harris:
  “It opened my eyes to… inner city life. … at that point in the 90s, the gang culture.” – John Harris, [11:12]
• Nods to Cuba Gooding Jr.’s performance, the famous Ricky football scene, and the movie soundtrack (Tevin Campbell).
• Relates Houston’s blend of cultures but stresses this was a different world from his own upbringing.
• Supportive banter from Reggie and Ron about movie moments: “You were running from somebody. You stopped in the alleyway just because they. Not around the corner. Get your ass home.” – Ron, [10:32]

#1: Boomerang ([13:18]–[15:25])

• Celebrates the ensemble cast (Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Chris Rock) and praises the scene-stealing John Witherspoon.
• Highlights legendary “coordinate” dinner scene: “Anybody listening … you know the scene that steals the movie is … when John Witherspoon and his wife walk out of the bathroom … and Eddie Murphy just hugs him. … That dinner scene, you know, and he’s wearing the mushroom belt.” – John Harris, [14:20] “You got coordinate. Marcus got coordinate. Come on, man. Witherspoon is one of the funniest.” – John Harris, [14:21]
• Affirms Boomerang’s cultural staying power and soundtrack: “I had that soundtrack playing in my car for at least a year.” – John Harris, [14:58]
• Ron and Reggie celebrate Harris’s soundtrack picks, sharing their own favorites.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “It’s not the one that jingles. It’s the one that folds.” – John Harris (channeling Coming to America), [07:52]
• “That’s one of the first CDs I ever got was Boys in the Hood.” – John Harris, [15:35]
• “If Drumline comes on TNT, I’m watching it. … It’s a stop traffic [moment]. You keep it right there. Boomerang’s on, I mean, it’s a no doubter.” – John Harris, [14:58]
• “Witherspoon is one of the funniest. He’s never the main character, but he steals the show in every movie that he is in.” – John Harris, [14:21]

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Segment Timeline

• [01:45] – Radio-thon, shout-outs, name jokes (“Otis”)
• [04:20] – John Harris’s honorable mentions
• [06:01] – #5: Stomp the Yard and step show stories
• [07:30] – #4: Coming to America, quotable lines
• [08:13] – #3: Drumline, HBCU band culture
• [10:09] – #2: Boyz n the Hood, culture shock and impact
• [13:18] – #1: Boomerang, iconic dinner scene, soundtrack love
• [15:25] – Reflections on soundtracks (Boomerang & Boyz n the Hood)
• [16:11] – Thanks, appreciation for John Harris, transition to next guest

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Tone & Atmosphere

• Conversational, affectionate, playful, and insightful—a true “barbershop” energy with personal stories and shared pop culture references.
• Strong sense of community and pride, both in film and Houston culture.
• Emphasis on nostalgia, cultural representation, and the social experience around these films.

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Final Thoughts

• John Harris’s selections lean into both comedy and drama, celebrating the diverse experiences depicted in Black cinema.
• The films aren’t just favorites—they’re social touchstones, each with a soundtrack, a standout scene, and a personal story attached.
• For listeners, this segment is a spirited celebration of film, memory, and community.

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Key Films Discussed (Harris’s Top 5, in order):

1. Boomerang
2. Boyz n the Hood
3. Drumline
4. Coming to America
5. Stomp the Yard
   Honorable Mentions: School Daze, Do the Right Thing, Girls Trip, Hollywood Shuffle

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Transcript

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[Reggie]

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[Ron]

So you're not gonna shout out Otis?

[Reggie]

I didn't. Oh did I miss Otis?

[Ron]

You ain't talking about Otis, Avery, Otis,

[Reggie]

all them Otis, Mary, we got a lot of folks on there. I just gone the next five. There you go. Otis. Otis, you know, be honest with you.

[Ron]

You know I brought him up.

[Reggie]

Reggie, Reggie has some words about you talking about. I Don't know. We still made Otis.

[Ron]

I really, truly didn't, John. Like, I feel like there's some names, right?

[Reggie]

But John, clearly, you know, this Otis isn't just made. This ain't an Otis. That's. There ain't. There's not a two, there's not a three. Hell, there ain't a four.

[John Harris]

Really starts.

[Reggie]

Otis is Otis.

[Ron]

You got to respond on the text

[Reggie]

live and up there. 7, 1, 3, 6. I would guess Otis is a 60 something.

[Ron]

7. 1, 3, 5, 7, 2, 4, 6, 10. If you are willing, Otis, please text it and let us know your age because I am just fascinated because we're on the show.

[Reggie]

Hughley seems to believe ain't no way Otis ain't 28. All right, I'm just telling you like we, we all, like. I don't know what you do. What kind of game you sitting here. Otis ain't 28 unless he's Otis Jr. And he wouldn't be going. He wouldn't be going by Otis. He would. He would. He would cop that middle name or just be Mike.

[Ron]

Well, I was about to say he go by OJ but then I was like, I feel like people don't go by O.J.

[John Harris]

no more.

[Ron]

I feel like that one's dead in the water.

[Reggie]

Otis in their 20s or 30s today. Nope. Just like if you saw somebody named Adolf roll through there.

[Ron]

Yeah, that one.

[Reggie]

We do know they're in their 90s where they are. Yeah, they don't make those no more.

[John Harris]

All right,

[Reggie]

John, I gotta hear it. Top five. We've had a lot of people throw out theirs. I've seen House Party roll through. Ocho, who is a big. Ocho's got a couple mine in there. Ocho is a big one. He's got Love Jones. Thin line between love and hate. That lady was crazy waiting to exhale. Boys in the Hood and boomerang just like yours. What is John Harris's top five black movies?

[John Harris]

Okay, so I've got some honorable mention here.

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[Reggie]

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[John Harris]

All right, so this, this one goes back. I'll do my little story about this one because I got a shout out to Bay City Black Cats in. In high school, Bay City. Bradford Smith played there. Like Bay City had all these athletes, man. So we played them for the first time my junior year in high school. And, you know, we were a bunch of dudes, you know, doing like power layups and slapping the glass and stuff like that. And so Bay City would come in and, man, they had dudes doing windmills. They had A seven foot high jumper. I mean they had some bad ass dudes. So we told our, we told our, our videographer who had taped the game. We're like, look, don't tell coach, but we want you to film pregame. Their pregame, not ours. Film theirs so we can watch it. So they come out of the locker room and they are singing the song from school days, but they made it their own. And I was like, okay, now I got, I didn't know what it was a reference to, but I thought it was kind of badass the way that they kind of went around. They were kind of like mimicking the movie, which I realized later once I saw the movie. So I got to put school days on there. An honorable mention. Do the Right Thing is a fantastic, fantastic movie. It is not for the faint of heart, but I, I just, I love that movie. I thought John Turturro was fantastic. Girls trip actually goes an honorable mention and you're going to see why in just a second. And then this is one that doesn't get mentioned a lot. Now this is one of those movies that probably hasn't aged well, but back in what, a preface? Yeah. Back in the 80s, Robert Townsend's movie Hollywood Shuffle.

[Ron]

Oh yeah, that's a good show. Good shout.

[John Harris]

It is one of the fun. I, I swear I have never laughed at a movie more than I did. And I watched that thing when I was growing up in the 80s and 90s. Like I mean, Hollywood Shuffle. So I put that in honorable mention too. So five going to one. And you guys could tell me. I, I think, I think these all qualify number five. Stomp the yard. I have, I did not expect that. Did not stop, Stop the yard.

[Reggie]

It was John. I'm not going to lie to you. In the last month I have watched the Chris Brown dance scenes at the beginning where, where they're in the club and they're crump.

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[John Harris]

I did not have that on the bingo card.

[Reggie]

Let me put my feet up. Let me listen to this list.

[John Harris]

Okay, so, so I, I'll be honest. I was, you know, I didn't realize Chris Brown was in that movie before I saw it. And I didn't know much about. I heard, I'd heard Chris Brown. This was, this was before YouTube in a sense. So I didn't really know about Chris Brown. And so he does that dancing. I paused it. I was like, who is this? I go to IMDb and like, oh, it's oh, it's Chris. Oh, oh my God, it's Chris Brown. And then, of course, you watch the movie, you know what happens to him. But I, I, I love that movie, man. I, I had a buddy of mine, he actually lives in. I think he still lives in Sugar Land. Bruce Struthers. I know this can sound weird, but at Brown University, we did. We did have a black fraternity. He was in it. And they would do. They would do stomp shows. And I used to love to see them perform. And so I was like, okay, stomp. The R is number five.

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[John Harris]

Okay, this, this one probably is going to be higher for a lot of people, but Coming to America is maybe the most quotable movie there's ever been.

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[Reggie]

It's number one in my mind.

[John Harris]

I mean, it might be the most quotable movie. What is that Velvet?

[Reggie]

Damn shame what they did to that dog.

[John Harris]

Oh, my good. I mean, like you guys said, it's not the. It's not the one that jingles. It's the one that folds.

[Ron]

That's right.

[John Harris]

You know, Eddie playing autumn characters and one of my, One of my favorite parts. It's a long story, but one of my friends in high school, he probably could have been one of the family. One of the family of Soul Glow. And so when. When they get off.

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[John Harris]

When they get off the couches, that's one of the funniest. That's one of the funniest scenes because we, we used to make fun of him for that. So coming to America is number four now number three. It has a little story, too. My quarterback, my last few years of coaching, my quarterback ended up playing at Florida A and M, which is a HBCU. So they come up to play NC A&T in Greensboro, and I live just outside of Greensboro. And I was like, oh, this is cool. I get to. I get to go see him play. I wanted to go see him play. I had never been to an HBCU football game ever. And so I go, and it's a decent crowd on hand. And so it's getting out, you know, down here, halftime, I'm hungry. And they got Bojangles down at concessions. I gotta get Bojangles because I had had them ready to go. And we get to halftime, it hits zeros. Ain't a soul moved. Like, nobody.

[Reggie]

Oh, yeah, it's the band.

[Ron]

Nobody.

[John Harris]

That's the game. I'm like. I'm like, what the hell's going on here? And then all of a sudden, the anti band comes out and puts on a flipping show, and I'm like, okay. And then they were Done. And then everybody went to the concessions after that. And so then I talked to my quarterback after, and he goes, oh, shoot, coach, that's nothing. He goes, last week, we locked the referees in the locker room. And fam. You had an hour halftime. I'm like, oh, my gosh. So at number three is drumline.

[Ron]

Good call.

[John Harris]

Yeah, it's. I mean, you know, I love it except for the bass drum. You know, guy on my side ends up, you know, winning that. I hate that. But either way, I thought Nick Cannon was fantastic. It was. I just, I love, I love that. That movie in the HBCU band experience is one I think everybody should experience. Any college football fan, just a fan in general. The show that is put on is just. Oh, I, I was, I was floored. I was floored. And that's why, like, on my bucket list is to go to Southern and Grambling down in New Orleans.

[Reggie]

There you go.

[John Harris]

Number two. It will. Boy two, one and two. I actually went back and forth on this during the break. And number two. I'm gonna put boys in the hood. Good call.

[Reggie]

Always a stop on tnt.

[John Harris]

Yeah, it is. That is. Oh, man, it's such a. It's. I love everything about that movie. Cuba Gooding Jr. Everything. Did he have.

[Ron]

You were running from somebody. You stopped in the alleyway just because they. Not around the corner. Get your ass home.

[John Harris]

Yeah. I mean, you know, Ricky, he, you know, he's so fast.

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[John Harris]

You know, I mean, you saw the football clip and, you know, I was all about that football clip. At first. People told me it was Rocket Ishmael, and I was like, oh, cool. But it ended up not being him in that football clip. So, you know, I was. But it's the movie itself just, it, it opened my eyes to, like, wow. I, I, you know, I grew up in, In Rich and Rosenberg. And, you know, we saw some things, you know, we were a. We were a kind of a mixed environment. Mexican, black, white, rich, Rosenberg, but not inner city life. And that just really kind of opened my eyes to what that was like. And just at that point in the 90s, the gang culture. And so when I go out to LA and I'm driving someplace in la, my daughter being out there, and I'll see like, you know, Slauson Boulevard. It's just always kind of. You're like, oh, wow, okay, that's, you know, I think boys in the hood at that point, Cuba Gooding was. I mean, I thought he was, I thought he was tremendous.

[Reggie]

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[John Harris]

And then number one is boomerang. When you think of the cast of Boomerang between Chris Rock playing the, the small part that he did that he played, I mean Eddie, I mean Martin Lawrence is.

[Reggie]

Who knew he would, he would take that and jump to where he was at that time because he was not one of the bigger names in that cast at that time that his show hadn't hit.

[John Harris]

Okay, but I know anybody listening, anybody including you guys have seen this movie, you know the scene that steals the movie is one of the more underrated characters and actually a few other great movies when John Witherspoon and his wife walk out of the bathroom and Eddie Murphy is like, you know, and David Allen Greer is. And they just, they can't say anything to each other and they just, and Eddie Murphy just hugs him. I oh I that that dinner scene, you know, and he's wearing the mushroom belt.

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[John Harris]

You got coordinate. Marcus got coordinate. Come on, man. Witherspoon is one of the funniest. He's never the main character, but he steals the show of every movie that he is actually in. So I put Boomerang at number one. So I know there are probably a few. I know they're. I. I did. I like the best, man. I don't know why I like that movie.

[Reggie]

I like the best, man. That's strong.

[John Harris]

I like that movie. But I. You know, it was funny. I was thinking I hadn't. Was thinking about Drumline. And then when Drum line came, like, drumline comes on tnt. I'm watching it.

[Reggie]

It's a. Stop traffic.

[John Harris]

You keep. You keep it right there. Boomerang is on. I mean, it's a. It's a no doubter. I mean, it's. It's absolutely. And I had that. I had that soundtrack playing in my car for at least a year. That's another one. It's like, who's got the best soundtrack? Like, Boys in the Hood soundtrack was good. At Tevin Campbell on there. It was nice. But the. The. The Boomerang soundtrack, oh, man, that. That was tremendous. Little PM dawn at the end. I mean, it was all right, John.

[Ron]

If you didn't know, this hour was just. John Harris knows ball, period.

[Reggie]

Hey, everything, man. My man said that. That. That soundtrack and Tevin Campbell's the first one he led off with, baby.

[John Harris]

That's.

[Reggie]

That's when you know he was deep in that soundtrack.

[John Harris]

Yeah, that's one of my first CDs I ever got. That shows you how old I am. That was one of the first CDs ever got was Boys in the Hood. First one I ever got was Tevin Campbell. Second one I got was Boys in the Hood. So, yeah, those are. Those were in my car. And the PM dawn song at the end of Boomerang, when Halle Berry and. And. And Eddie Murphy are kind of having their moment, and Eddie Mur. And Halle Berry's like, man, I should. You should take your ass home. I was like, oh. And then they play that music like, okay, that was my wake. That was my alarm clock for like a year. I love that song.

[Reggie]

Hey, John, man, we appreciate you jumping on with this, man. It's always fun talking to you saying, we, hey, we had a big hour with you at a big hour here as people are helping us help the Houston Food bank, man. We appreciate you, man, and thanks for your time.

[John Harris]

Absolutely, boys. Appreciate it. I know we're off the clock, but. Love you Guys, love what you're doing for the city of Houston, man, and thank you very much for having me.

[Ron]

Appreciate you, brother.

[Reggie]

We appreciate you. All right, Clint Sterner coming up in the next hour. His. His fourth of July take. I had. I had to do some research on it. Him and him and Tyler's fourth of July take. I don't. I don't know. He may be a little disappointed, but he'll join us for the next hour. Again. Text RADIOTHON26 all one word to 71777. That's where you can donate and help us help feed Houston.

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