When Gen-X Ruled the Multiplex Ep.93: Do the Right Thing

[@v_zach]

2:12 Oh wow, it's Madonna's dad from Papa Don't Preach

[@MorganRichter]

You're right! I never put it together that it was Danny Aiello in that video!

[@rutterj2]

Great film and great review. Thank you!

[@zetetick395]

Award goes to Driving Miss Daisy........Good _grief_ Academy! 😓 This movie fkn ROCKS!

[@Rob_Kates]

Spike hit it out of the park with this one.

[@CaptGage]

Rex Reed panned this, but it's hilarious! Some people questioned me for the thinking that.

[@r2aul]

Such a well written review.

[@grizzuh]

Great Movie! Fight the Power!

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

Great review!

[@joesantonocito6751]

Your amazing...

[@CoolHandLuke1117]

Good film

[@anadraham2995]

💌 might be my favorite of yours

[@D_isco_D_ancer]

How can anyone not like and see the masterpiece that is Do the right thing? I saw this film I think on the Cinemateque years later from its release and with other Spike Lee films. The film goes by in a swift. There are a small group of films that when you go in the theatre and come out is like time has not passed by at all. This is one of them. I cannot point to any flaws in this film and I love directors who create characters so easily like the one in this film. Spike Lee hated when he was called "The Black Woddy Allen". I associate these characters more with the Master Fellini than Allen.

[@TungstenLion]

I didnt like this movie, even if it brought attention to racial tension in America, it constantly kept tension and "hatred" towards almost every character in the film.

[@Britcarjunkie]

You know...I'm mixed black/white, and I've never seen this OR "Driving Miss Daisy". Why? Because, I don't give a rat's ass about skin color. I'm sure both are good films, but they just never interested me. At least, this one doesn't. I love the cast, though.