Shining light into the dark crevices of Racism.

Rating: 10/10 (29 July 2002)

This is the most powerful, and politically correct movie to take on the subject of Racism without adding a sappy message to the end that I've ever seen. Finally a movie with an ending that isn't silly and predictable. Norton almost breaks through in this movie giving an all-star performance, we a great support cast including Edward Furlong. This movie will send you away thinking. The only lacking parts are some of the other cast members delivering stale obviously over-rehearsed lines at times like the first dinner table scene. Overall it gives presence to both sides of Racism and leaves you the feeling that neither side is justified. Norton learns not to hate, and that rage is bad. Then his brother is murdered by a black kid. It makes you wonder what exactly the director was trying to tell us. In the end, a 10/10 movie, all time favorite. Don't miss this one.