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BlacKkKlansman (2018) Review
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Spike Lee's dramedy "BlacKkKlansman" is a political and social commentary masterpiece about America's transitional period during the 1970s. Klansman is a bold and accurate depiction of the hypocrisy in white America, criticizing politicians, the police, and other people in power. However, it was also surprisingly funny with a lot of dark humour throughout. Before I watched it, I thought it was going to be a serious drama as I had not looked at the genres. Because of this, the jokes hit me even harder.
"The Whale" (2022) Review
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Spoiler Warning Jesus, if this wasn't the most Oscar-bait-y movie I've ever seen. Sure, I do think that Brendan Fraser did deserve his Oscar for his performance, but The Whale is quite melodramatic at points. It is quite pretentious and full of itself, too, with the 4:3 aspect ratio and the forced conflict of Charlie leaving his wife for a man. And that ending, it's really trying to be thought-provoking. In reality, it just feels like a flat finish. I was gonna write a joke for this review, but I really wanted to talk about this film. It just rubbed me the wrong way.