topher grace list of notable roles: 

• eric foreskin
• venom from sam raimi’s emo spiderman
• grand wizard of the kkk david duke

this versatility......i will not rest until he wins a golden globe at the very least

Really love this film. Best Spike Lee since 25th Hour.

DP Chayse Irvin kicks ass with gorgeous 35mm lensing. Beautiful framing and coverage.

Barry Alexander Brown, who has been editing most of Lee's films since School Daze, delivers once again. The pacing and bold cutting decisions are part of Lee's signature... building to an incredibly moving epilogue that had the audience sitting in deafening silence.

See it on the big screen.

"I never used to think about it. Now I think about it all the time."

I thought it was very good, tragic, weird and funny. Won’t lodge any criticisms, because last night when I did that, standing in the lobby saying dumb shit like I “didn’t like how the score was mixed”, Spike Lee walked by.

This movie has a lot to say and it says it pretty damn well. And that ending is one of the most powerful endings I have seen in a long time. A must-see for practically everyone.

“is your dick circumstanced?”

Que filme maravilhoso. Estou impactada que não sei exatamente porque tô chorando. Meu favorito até agora dos filmes do Oscar. Nossa, que filme bom mano.

I really like this movie.
The tongue-in-cheek Trump-Duke stuff is funny and unsettling. The Kwame Ture scene is fantastic.
The general plotline is cool, but I feel like the details need attention. It's like he had a bunch of great separate ideas and didn't quite weave them together right. Every writer develops the skill of abandoning great ideas that simply don't work - whatever the medium. If you're writing a song, and you can't quite make this fantastic gem of a line fit in the song, you eventually have to just write the song without it. LITERALLY EVERY WRITER EVER HAS TO DO THIS. It's as if Mr. Lee has completely ignored the practice and forced all of his mismatched gems into one shiny, gnarled mass.
Also, Patrice is very attractive, but the character drives me crazy, and the acting is spotty.
I repeat: I really like this movie.

A soft comedy with some deep story.

It's always lovely to watch a movie that seems comprehensive and precise. Spike Lee's film could be a standalone movie (well...probably) with a loose style and interesting characters with some unpredictable and shifting camaraderie between them for people who want just a quick-paced movie and not much else (weeeelllll...probably...not...) It can be as well a wise lyrical entry into the conversation over how naivete, complicity, and hypocrisy become polluted when nobody around interrogates them. Every beat in the story is its own part in honing an entertaining movie and an ideal piece in creating themes that are exponentially capable of getting viewers to talk.

I liked it. There’s not really much to say to be honest, it probably doesn’t deserve the 4 stars I’m giving it but my boy Ben Swolo was in it so I couldn’t resist. For a comedy, there weren’t too many comedic moments (or at least enough), but when they did come, they were pretty good. Overall, I just enjoyed it.

P.S. That club president bitch was a real bitch. The end.

We've reached peak Spike Lee.