The theme of the film is very big, but the pattern presented is disappointing. After adding the element of drug trafficking organizations, the reasons for Khalil's murder are complicated, but it also makes the behavior of the protagonist's family fall into child's play. The film does not spend a lot of chapters talking about the insurmountable chasm between blacks and whites, but rather reflects the high sensitivity of blacks to race and skin color through Starr's introspection. The scene of Starr standing on a high platform to give a speech is reminiscent of a similar scene in "BlacKkKlansman", but due to too much dispersion in the early stage, there are not only the education branch of Starr's campus youth, but also the coping between the family and the princely gang , causing the link that should be most full of accusations to lose its power. The end of the film is very scribbled, and Khalil's innocent death has no whereabouts and meaning.
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2022-03-09 08:01
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Timothy 2022-03-23 09:03:26
So Spike Lee's superiority is immediately highlighted.
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Alayna 2022-03-30 09:01:10
The key is still the issue of gun ownership. If it wasn't for everyone holding guns, everyone wouldn't be so nervous, and so many people would not have been killed unjustly, causing many irreconcilable conflicts. The issue of gun ownership is, in the final analysis, a racial issue. Without the cultural concept of "putting down the butcher's knife and becoming a Buddha on the spot", hatred is immortal and passed down from generation to generation. 7.1 points
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Starr Carter: Slang makes them cool. Slang makes *me* hood.
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Starr Carter: If you don't see my blackness, you don't see me.