#8

Lol forgot he remade Oldboy

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#9

Only seen Do The Right Thing and BlacKKKlansman, need to see some more as I loved both of those quite a lot

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#10

I need to see Malcolm X

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#11

Very up and down, but the highs are as good as any film that has been released in the past 30 years.

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#12
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#13

and 4 little girls. is good at documentaries.

#14

Watched Blackkklansman few weeks ago, thought it was brilliant. That’s the only one of his I’ve seen though, looks like I should check out Do The Right Thing.

#15

I think you’d love Inside Man as well - try and avoid spoilers for that one though.

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#16

One that I actively need to address my blank spots with but I like what I’ve seen.

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#17

Yeah same. Think I’ve only seen Inside Man, BlacKkKlansman & Da 5 Bloods. Liked them all and aware they’re not even close to top tier Spike

#18

Do the Right Thing is the best film I’ve seen in the last 5 years, untouchable masterpiece that treats every character with total empathy in a way I’ve barely ever seen before

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#19

Yeah, I’ve just seen those two, She’s Gotta Have It, and Da 5 Bloods

Liked em all (though D5B could do w a much tighter edit tbqh)

And as has been said DtRT is incredible and a masterpiece

#20

Worked my way through a few of his others in lockdown (and totally loved Da 5 Bloods fuck you), really excited to get to Malcolm X finally and Crooklyn looks like it should be real good

Also you missed Clockers off the list, would have been my third pick

#21

same. might try and watch this soon.

(just clocked it’s three and a half hours long!)

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#22

4 Little Girls is fantastic, voted for School Daze as one of mine as although its all over the place I really dig it and the last scene is brilliant.

#23

he got some? @AQOS ?

#24

Perfect for Film Club. Hope it comes to Netflix soon!

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#25

This is an impeccable description of 25th hour

#26

I saw 25th Hour in the first week I moved to Ireland. I’d done it more or less on a whim, left pretty much everything behind me, didn’t know anyone or anything there and I was trying to get to grips with the upheaval. Fair to say it resonated with me, I made a huge emotional connection with it. Brian Cox’ final monologue blew me away. I love the film, but can’t be objective about it at all.

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#27

Do The Right Thing is the best film ever. The rest are mixed/5

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