Do the Right Thing

Sidney 2021-12-08 08:01:50

In 1989, spike lee's seventh work, after two or three years he shot the more influential Jungle Fever and Malcolm X, but I like this one better.
Spike Lee's black community stories are always the most exciting , His lines and his stories are completely genius, an incomparable black American director.
Racial conflict is an eternal problem for an immigrant country like the United States . As a director with a sense of responsibility and justice, Spike Lee almost always These works are inseparable from the topic of race.
The Italian father and son who opened the pizza shop in Brooklyn, the Korean who opened the grocery store, the black people who were like beings, the young people with radical violence, the old people with tolerance and reconciliation, formed a river and lake, a race mixed, contradictory, conflicting battlefield
last spike lee play photo with two of Martin Luther King and malcolm X violent revolution against blacks in the words of the subtitle, of course, violence can not be the solution to the problem, but sadly, Sometimes, it becomes the only choice for people, especially radical youth.

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  • Xzavier 2021-12-08 08:01:50

    It was originally an equal rights film, but Radio Raheem and the boy who organized everyone to boycott Sal was too stupid, and kept making trivial things bigger, making people feel that it was not for black people, but that Sal was pitiful. Even if the police use violence and manslaughter is wrong, I still will not sympathize with Radio. If it weren't for Martin Luther King and Malcolm in the end of the film, I would have thought that Spike Lee was anti-negro!

  • Jaylon 2021-12-08 08:01:50

    Spike Lee’s "The Devil Is Coming" was only in his early thirties, and it was more profound than the future "Car Crash" and "Twelve Years of Being a Slave". Contrasting with the "Hibernation" of the King Ceylon and his wife, this is a good-looking story. Tuberculosis tablets. I don't think the position is "neutral." He criticizes his fellow black brothers severely.

Do the Right Thing quotes

  • Pino: Me and you are gonna have a talk.

    Vito: Says who?

    Pino: Says who?

    Vito: Says who?

    Pino: Says me.

    Vito: Who are you?

  • Radio Raheem: Peace, y'all.

    Ella: Peace, Radio Raheem.

    Cee: Peace, man.

    Ahmad: You the man. I'm just visitin'.

    Punchy: It's your world...

    Cee: For real, in a big muthafuckin' way.

    Ahmad: Yo, that boy's livin' very large!

    Punchy: He even *walks* in stereo.