Best Film Of The Year

Rating: 10/10 (3 March 2019)

Don't let the racists pretending to be objective fool you--this is one of the most powerful, American movies I've seen in years. There is nothing 'cartoonish' (an oft-repeated word among the bad reviews by people who obviously didn't see it, but certainly got their talking points down pat); it tells an important and absolutely true depiction of some evil people luxuriating in their own hatred who wrecked havoc on so many lives for so many years. If the racists in this movie seem one-dimensional, it's because racists ARE one-dimension losers; nothing complex or nuanced about them. A perfect film for the Trump-era, as these same type creeps seem to have come out from under their rocks and now feel newly empowered. This film is an important reminder of what they are capable of.