What is the movie about. Is it just black characters or other people in …What is the movie about. Is it just black characters or other people in there as well
What is the movie about. Is it just black characters or other people in …What is the movie about. Is it just black characters or other people in there as well
What is the movie about. Is it just black characters or other people in …What is the movie about. Is it just black characters or other people in there as well
A loosely based (VERY loosely) story about a black detective who wanted to get some KKK nutters arrested as they had avoided arrest because having a dopy dress code for their collection of silly sods and being bigots wasn't enough for arrest so in 1972 he supposedly cooked up a plan with a white partner to infiltrate the KKK. Fact of the matter theres little or no proof it actually happened, no partner chipping in "Yeah that was me" no interview with face and name blurred etc etc - the odd photo of the grand wizard and his pals seems to be the only proof it actually happened. Which weren't exactly rare at the time either. The murderous jackals that the KKK had been 10 years prior had been pretty much extinguished by then. Only the occasional get together with dwindling numbers. They withered on the vine 30 years ago, and good riddance. And this is the usual Spike Lee film. You can virtually write the script for every one without seeing it. Thing is, he IS a good director. Just obsessive. At the Oscars he threw a tantrum because this didn't get the oscar for best film. Yeah, THAT bad
A loosely based (VERY loosely) story about a black detective who wanted to …A loosely based (VERY loosely) story about a black detective who wanted to get some KKK nutters arrested as they had avoided arrest because having a dopy dress code for their collection of silly sods and being bigots wasn't enough for arrest so in 1972 he supposedly cooked up a plan with a white partner to infiltrate the KKK.Fact of the matter theres little or no proof it actually happened, no partner chipping in "Yeah that was me" no interview with face and name blurred etc etc - the odd photo of the grand wizard and his pals seems to be the only proof it actually happened. Which weren't exactly rare at the time either.The murderous jackals that the KKK had been 10 years prior had been pretty much extinguished by then. Only the occasional get together with dwindling numbers. They withered on the vine 30 years ago, and good riddance. And this is the usual Spike Lee film. You can virtually write the script for every one without seeing it. Thing is, he IS a good director. Just obsessive.At the Oscars he threw a tantrum because this didn't get the oscar for best film. Yeah, THAT bad
They did interview the real Black cop on an American news channel. And he still has his KKK membership card.
Id like to know if the ending was true, as that was some poetic justice
I was expecting a lot more from this film, bit of a damp squib. paid £3 at cex for it and that was as much as it is worth
They did interview the real Black cop on an American news channel. And he …They did interview the real Black cop on an American news channel. And he still has his KKK membership card. Id like to know if the ending was true, as that was some poetic justice
Custom made credit card sized false IDs were common even earlier than THEN never mind now. It may well be genuine, I don't know. Nor did Spike Lee. But all films are entertainment anyway. James Bond had these IDs, and they did exist in the 60s, but everythings possible.
Custom made credit card false IDs were common even earlier than THEN never …Custom made credit card false IDs were common even earlier than THEN never mind now.It may well be genuine, I don't know. Nor did Spike Lee
Ahh ok. I guess it could have just been extra publicity for the film.
No no. Mainly white cast
A loosely based (VERY loosely) story about a black detective who wanted to get some KKK nutters arrested as they had avoided arrest because having a dopy dress code for their collection of silly sods and being bigots wasn't enough for arrest so in 1972 he supposedly cooked up a plan with a white partner to infiltrate the KKK.
Fact of the matter theres little or no proof it actually happened, no partner chipping in "Yeah that was me" no interview with face and name blurred etc etc - the odd photo of the grand wizard and his pals seems to be the only proof it actually happened. Which weren't exactly rare at the time either.
The murderous jackals that the KKK had been 10 years prior had been pretty much extinguished by then. Only the occasional get together with dwindling numbers. They withered on the vine 30 years ago, and good riddance. And this is the usual Spike Lee film. You can virtually write the script for every one without seeing it. Thing is, he IS a good director. Just obsessive.
At the Oscars he threw a tantrum because this didn't get the oscar for best film. Yeah, THAT bad
Not for me then, coz I like crime comedy and we know what that involves
They did interview the real Black cop on an American news channel. And he still has his KKK membership card.
Id like to know if the ending was true, as that was some poetic justice
Custom made credit card sized false IDs were common even earlier than THEN never mind now.
It may well be genuine, I don't know. Nor did Spike Lee. But all films are entertainment anyway. James Bond had these IDs, and they did exist in the 60s, but everythings possible.
Ahh ok. I guess it could have just been extra publicity for the film.