Spike Lee Covers Time Magazine for BlacKkKlansman

Aug 09, 2018 15:39


I wrote the @TIME Magazine cover story on Spike Lee.
The photographs are by Carrie Mae Weems.
I hope you find some time to read it.
Related: this is surreal.https://t.co/ABFSHDCpYR pic.twitter.com/nb70hl0Xaf
- Rembert Browne (@rembert) August 9, 2018
  • Discusses how Gone with the Wind is taught in film school: “There was no discussion afterward for ( Read more... )

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near_dark August 10 2018, 00:10:29 UTC
Gone with the Wind sucks and I wish more people realized this.

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trancexperiment August 10 2018, 00:14:55 UTC
Yep. Racist, romanticized rape and Scarlett was insufferable as a main character.

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near_dark August 10 2018, 00:29:38 UTC
Yes to all of these.

and on top of that, 4 fucking hours of that bullshit.

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bananasnrum August 10 2018, 00:35:30 UTC
I think the scale and look of the movie is the most impressive thing about it but goodness it is so desperately romanticized by folks and not just in the south. It’s crazy.

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near_dark August 10 2018, 00:40:37 UTC
Eh, I guess for a movie made in the '30s the scale of the whole production is impressive but I can think of far better looking movies (and more memorable ones) from that time.

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bananasnrum August 10 2018, 00:44:08 UTC
I said that’s the most impressive thing about it. I didn’t say it was impressive compared to other things.

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near_dark August 10 2018, 00:49:07 UTC
Oh, sorry, just feel like people talk about how good the movie looks and I just immediately think of all the other movies that look better to me.

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thebadunkadunk August 10 2018, 01:01:12 UTC
Honestly, the book was much better than the movie

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pamelalillian August 10 2018, 01:19:29 UTC
Opposite for me although I feel that the exclusion of Scarlett’s other kids in the movie took away another element of how awful she was

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mmebrightside August 10 2018, 01:31:21 UTC
we watched it in a government class one summer in high school (it was a joke class that lasted 9 days- half of the day was learning, half the day was watching a movie/show) and i hated it so much...

...even more so when i realized the first half wasn't the whole thing. my whole life up until that point i thought the "...i shall never go hungry agaiinnn!" was how it ended.

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bellwetherr August 11 2018, 05:48:22 UTC
i've never read the book or seen the film

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speedychi September 4 2018, 18:37:50 UTC
same. whatd i miss?

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