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do as it should
Trystan 2022-03-24 09:01:53
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Agustina 2021-12-08 08:01:50
Admire the director's genius skills! Flexible photography and narration have shaped a block less than 100 meters into a kaleidoscope that condenses social and cultural history. Thinking of contradictions and violence can also be described as profound and simple, serious but not rigid, sharp but not biased.
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Ashtyn 2022-03-23 09:01:55
Good movies seem to have this characteristic: they are summaries and prophecies. Intense and loud, Do What You Should Be dizzying, it uses black music, blood, and camera language to justify black films—where labels are unnecessary and important. Spike Lee depicts the vivid black neighborhoods in detail, and analyzes the obvious and implicit contradictions and conflicts between various classes and races. When the tragic cycle plays out, anger should not be the only emotion, violence should not be the only action, it completes a very profound social structural reflection. It must be noted that the director himself (playing the character) is the initiator of the destruction of the peace. HATE and LOVE are fighting each other, when will real equality come? The more inexplicable the question is, the more it will prompt the audience to face up to the complex world in which they live. My personal history of watching black films must be marked by "Do as it should".
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Tina: Trust you? The last time I trusted you, Mookie, I ended up with a son.
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Buggin' Out: Yo, Sal, we're gonna boycott your fat pasta ass.
Sal: You're gonna boycott me? You haven't got the *balls* to boycott me. Here, here's your boycott, up your ass. You've got a boycott.
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