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fter 22 years, Spike Lee’s feature film debut still more than holds up for a bare bones production made on a shoestring budget in a dozen days.

 

A cringe-inducing, cinematic tribute to the Golden Age of Minstrelsy!

 

A feelgood, end-of-life flick that somehow manages to buoys the spirits.

 

It’s effective at casting a creepy pall over the proceedings which permeate the picture for the duration.

 

A complicated cowboy flick where you don’t know whether to root for the guys in the white or the black hats.

 

A one-dimensional cinematic treat best savored with one’s brain on pause.

 

A thought-provoking slice of African-Americana sans the shucking and jiving which Hollywood typically attaches to black-oriented fare.

 

Not only is this a feel good story, but it’s moving and inspirational for all.

 

Soufflé-light fare with a wafer-thin plot just compelling enough to keep you amused by the comic crime caper until the very end.

 

Relatively lighthearted romp about a real-life James Bond.

 

A mesmerizing thriller designed with a penchant for lingering depictions of utter depravity

 

Amidst some CGI flaws, Smith still gives a tour-de-force perfomance as the last man on Earth.

 

The Kite Runner unfortunately, fails to engage the audience on a visceral level, in spite of its earnest endeavor to tug on one’s heartstrings.