Boycott Sal's Pizza! | Do The Right Thing (1989) | Big Screen Laughs

When Sal (Danny Aiello) refuses to hang pictures of black people on the wall of his pizzeria, Buggin Out (Giancarlo Esposito) threatens to organise a boycott of the pizzeria.
Do The Right Thing (1989): Unanimous critical acclaim embraces this inventive and extraordinary film from Spike Lee. Newsweek calls it "astonishing." The Houston Post describes it as "exhilarating, joyous and screamingly funny." USA Today calls it "1989's best film." This powerful visual feast combines humor and drama with memorable characters while tracing the course of a single day on a block in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn. It's the hottest day of the year, a scorching 24-hour period that will change the lives of its residents forever. Danny Aiello co-stars in this absorbing tale of inner-city life that heats up with vivid images and unforgettable performances.
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[@MrPringleson]

seen that other scene from this, gonna watch it now, seems like a great movie

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

Rumble in the jungle This whole movie shows what’s going to be our main problem in American decades later

[@CodPast]

The usual suspects causing trouble

[@stephaniecabrera-o8l]

Big Screen Of Laughs A Big Screen On Tv And Some Rules To Them

[@DirtyFrigginHarry]

My english 101 teacher in college (yeah idk, adjuncts do whatever they want) made us watch this movie and then talk about how everything that happened in it was white people's fault and when I said Sal didn't do anything wrong she went to the school board and tried to get me kicked out of the class for being a safety concern.

[@Abcdefg-tf7cu]

That never happened

[@oakey03]

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[@bartelgrant]

That sounds like one of those stories that actually played out entirely differently in the real world.

[@olivercheese8706]

You people are so pathetic it's almost funny. The fact you have to make up stories in which you're the victim is the greatest exposé of white supremacy I could possibly think of.

[@Tom-rg2ex]

I watched this with my college's "Black and Latino Students' Association" because I wanted to be cool with everyone back then, but during the post-screening discussion everyone got super mad at me because I genuinely didn't understand why they were all saying Sal was the bad guy. It was so awkward and uncomfortable at the time, I was the one white guy making a whole room mad by saying something pretty innocuous, but looking back on it it's pretty funny.