just ok

Demarcus 2022-03-19 09:01:04

After watching it, I was in a panic. On the afternoon of the first day of the show in New York, the half-black and half-white audience laughed together and walked out of the theater silently after watching it, as if unwilling to return to the reality at the moment. However, I don't think it's one of Spike Lee's best films, probably in the 1970s when he was too young to talk about it on paper. The most flammable is a series of trailers for new films made by black people before the broadcast, as if the turbulent 1970s are coming back.

Josue 2022-04-21 09:01:43

68/100 Spike Lee's moderate political views are undoubtedly revealed. He is a radical who rejects resorting to violence, prefers a cooperative model, and looks forward to solving problems from within the system. But in the end, it's hard for me not to ask a question, is it really necessary for the black male protagonist to exist in this story?