BlacKkKlansman

Dont know why this movie isn't bigger than it is. the phone call scenes are hilarious and the film really shows how racists got away with being racist in the 60s and 70s, even in a time of progression. 9/10

a powerful movie with an even more powerful message. although the movie is fairly serious there are some very funny parts. the climax of the movie had my heart fucking racing in anticipation and the end of the movie was so unbelievably satisfying that i nearly cried.

I honestly don’t have much to say on this movie. There’s a message but imo it’s not very clear. The movie is almost trying to say too much if that makes sense. Surface level it’s very good movie. Great performances all around. I love the third act, which has a really good edit.

My first Spike Lee movie and I liked it, the mix between comedy, stylishness, and a real powerful story makes it out to be a solid film. It’s beautifully shot and the performances from John and Adam were really good also ngl.

Just enough comedy to keep you going, and enough politics and social issues to make you think. I do feel a few scenes go on longer than they need to, but overall it’s a good pace.

Unexpected how comedic this was