Black or not

Luis 2021-12-28 08:02:27

In addition to Black Power, Spike Lee’s movie is Black Power, and it must be susceptible to release this movie at this time. The whole movie is 155 minutes long, but a lot of long and useless content accounted for more than half. Haw tried to cover a historical period. Even a 30-hour documentary does not necessarily describe the situation of black soldiers during the Vietnam War. The social impact of the two countries is complete. After 90 minutes of the movie, it must be the ability to watch.

It can not be said that Spike Lee is not talented. The flashback photos and the zoomed-in shots are beautiful and playful. Many useful but useless tribute stalks. But as far as the movie is concerned, it is too confusing and long-winded. The band he mapped is also worrying for the movie itself. There is no head to discuss the matter of black power. Nowadays, black people in the United States beating, smashing, looting and burning are very bad, but given the oppression and treatment of black people all the time, it cannot be said that all are wrong. The United States has worked hard for racial integration for so many years, and this is still the result. The government and the system did not give black people any fairness and opportunities. 80% of the police are white and 90% of the top are white. So what is fairness to talk about. Leftist black power can only break the shackles, smash, rob and burn to deconstruct and rebuild the social system. Because he has no other way.

I personally feel that Spike Lee’s films are destined not to become a classic in film history, and he can only represent a small period of social and racial issues. Just imagine, if the racial problem can never be properly resolved, is it just a matter of smashing, smashing, looting and burning? No matter how the movie is used to discuss and create issues, it is only scratching the surface, better than nothing. It is impossible to make achievements on the social level and art history level.

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Extended Reading
  • Darion 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    Spike's "revenge work" after the Green Book Awards Ceremony tells the story of several comrades in the Vietnam War who went to Vietnam to find the meaning of life 50 years later. The director tried to reflect his own thoughts on "Hiraizumi" through the character and fate of several old Ni brothers, but the exaggerated and bizarre plot itself made it difficult for the audience to effectively accept the information that Yi was trying to convey. content and found it uninteresting. Spike Lee is probably Ni Ge's ceiling, but from the perspective of Yi Li's works over the years, Yi's focus has always been on the Ni Ge community in North America, and Yi's empathy will also only target one of ghetto's peers, and he will focus on others. The attention and understanding of the group and other countries shows a tinted spectacle that the British imperialists of the 19th century looked at the third world. Today, when blm is popular, the Spikes have naturally ushered in their own spring, and they can be freely in the world. Hollywood made a big rant and turned away from the Green Book award. But judging from the quality of the film itself, he obviously can't give any powerful counterattack, he can only be incompetent and furious, or incite the teenager to "fight stinky and bad" others.

  • Justina 2021-12-28 08:02:27

    Shameless bastard-style black version of Apocalypse Now, the worst soundtrack of the year

Da 5 Bloods quotes

  • Hanoi Hannah: In Memphis, Tennessee, a White Man assassinated Dr. Martin Luther King who heroically opposed the cruel racial discrimination in the USA. Dr. King also opposed the US War in Vietnam. Your government sent six hundred thousand troops to crush the rebellion. Your soul sisters and soul brothers are enraged in over one hundred and twenty-two cities. They kill them while you fight against us so far away from where you are needed. The South Vietnamese people are resolute against these fascist acts against Negroes who struggle for civil rights and freedom. Negroes are only 11 percent of the US Population but among troops here in Vietnam you are thirty-two percent. Is it fair you serve more than the white Americans that sent you here! Nothing is more confused than to be ordered into a war to die or to be maimed for life without the faintest idea of what's going on. I dedicate brother Marvin Gaye'"What's Going On" to the soul brothers of the 1st Infantry Division. Big Red One, 2nd Battalion 136th Regiment.

  • Otis: [after hearing Hanoi Hannah's speech on the radio about the assassination of Martin Luther King, Junior] Let's Go Kill Some Crackers.