Haro19 OG

I watched 5 minutes and turned it off. It's just another liberal movie with a white woman with her biracial black child. Immediately a white man accidentally bumps into her and she "overpowers him" slamming him to the ground.. Of course they would make her slamming a white man, they'd never give that humiliating role to a black man.. Way too much virtue signaling in such a short time for me! If I could I'd give it 0 stars.

Stop giving charity roles in movies and shows that have already been established to these people. You do this in order to give them a head start in fear of failure. Let them come up with their own stuff. They didn't even create Wakanda.

Racist movie. They should make a movie titled "Black men can't invent anything, they have to wait until the White men allows them to play"..

Anything with that gremlin in it gets a 1 star.

If I could give this zero stars I would. I was very disappointed in this movie, the acting was terrible. I'm disappointed I gave the movie a chance and ended up just wasting my time and money.

So tired of DEI versions of classic movies. It's funny how Hollywood goes out of their way these days to give charity roles. I mean why now? So glad I grew up in the 80s.

I've never really cared for Spike Lee's movies, but I decided to watch this tonight with an open mind. This movie was way over hyped, just like his racist movie White men can't jump. I'm sure all these great reviews came from his black audience, because he gave them what they wanted to see. The movie seemed to have potential to be good but overall it was not good. I will say it was better than I thought it would be though. In the end his bias perspective on real life issues is to cater to a certain audience. I'm sure if others had taken the time to watch, the ratings would not be as high.

Since my review needs to be at least 30 characters in order to post. I will say I had a lovely evening, while eating popcorn and getting some sloppy top from a hot lil momma in Dallas Texas. It was well worth the drive from Houston. Enjoyed it.

Hands down my favorite movie of all time. I still remember seeing it at the Drive Inn movie theater when I was a kid.

I never watch these afro charity movies.