Spike Lee Will Make a She’s Gotta Have It Series for Netflix / Discussion Thread
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Yo sista in the white pants talking to Nola in marthas vineyard om ep 4 is HOLDING
*edit* her name is tatyana fazlalizadeh.. a real artist
*edit* her name is tatyana fazlalizadeh.. a real artist
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Things I liked:
Dealing with the impact of divorces and split ups on the kids
Showcasing black art, artists and musicians
Theme of redemption and balance: Especially Devin's sub plot.
*EDIT* Puerto Rico trip was lovely. I need to get there
Prince Tribute
Fine ass black woman everywhere
Things they could have done better:
The dig at Black Brits. Felt like they were taking shots unfairly here
This all goes back to Sam Jackson's comments https://www.theguardian.com/film/20...ing-of-black-british-actors-in-american-films.
It's worthy of debate, but I felt like Spike just took shots here without exploring why these roles aren't going to these American Black actors and actresses.
Nola's final piece: They built it up to be this incredibly controversial piece, but I didn't think it was shocking at all. In fact I would expect any Black HS artist with some wokeness to produce something like this. The debate and conflict it caused is probably way more controversial than the piece itself.
Dealing with the impact of divorces and split ups on the kids
Showcasing black art, artists and musicians
Theme of redemption and balance: Especially Devin's sub plot.
*EDIT* Puerto Rico trip was lovely. I need to get there
Prince Tribute
Fine ass black woman everywhere
Things they could have done better:
The dig at Black Brits. Felt like they were taking shots unfairly here
This all goes back to Sam Jackson's comments https://www.theguardian.com/film/20...ing-of-black-british-actors-in-american-films.
It's worthy of debate, but I felt like Spike just took shots here without exploring why these roles aren't going to these American Black actors and actresses.
Nola's final piece: They built it up to be this incredibly controversial piece, but I didn't think it was shocking at all. In fact I would expect any Black HS artist with some wokeness to produce something like this. The debate and conflict it caused is probably way more controversial than the piece itself.
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Dope season!
But I still liked szn 1 a little more.
But I still liked szn 1 a little more.
Cosign this whole post
