New York — The shortage of Black movies in 2010 was clear when you went to the theater.
Except for “Just Wright” and the ghetto farce “Lottery Ticket,” it was perhaps the whitest year for Hollywood since the post-Richard Pryor, pre-Spike Lee 1980s.
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