Does anyone think this movie has aged well?

Rating: 3/10 (25 December 2019)

I had heard nothing but good things about this movie, but after watching it last night I can definitely say I was severely disappointed. The director (Tony Kaye) distanced himself from the final cut, so I'm not sure how much of the blame I can put on him versus Norton and New Line Cinema.
The acting was stiff (I believe Norton miraculously won an award for his dry eyed performance), the dialogue was clunky, the cinematography resembles the work of an amateur film student, and the characters are written horribly.
Kaye has made other movies which seem to be notorious for staying in the middle of issues and presenting both sides equally. This movie seems to lean heavily towards the Neo-Nazis by explaining their motives in depth and presenting most of the black characters as heartless stereotypical gangsters. The few exceptions to this are two characters who seemingly only exist to better the racists as if it's their job.
Overall, I'm giving it a 3 because it somewhat tries to send a good message while still being confusingly sympathetic towards one side of a double edged sword (at best)