Are any of the positive comments from African Americans?

Rating: 5/10 (4 March 2007)

Just wondering whether any of the glowing reviews of this film were from African Americans, after reading that last comment from a white guy who didn't see the movie but thinks it is racist against whites (if that post was even for real -- can anybody be that narrow?) Personally, I thought the New York Times critic said it best:
* * * The character, played with his usual fearsome wit by Samuel L. Jackson, is a tried-and-true Hollywood stock figure: the selfless, spiritually minded African-American who seems to have been put on the earth to help white people work out their self-esteem issues. No doubt "BlackSnake Moan" is a provocative title, but a more accurate one might be "Chaining Miss Daisy to the Radiator in Her Underwear." * * *
Personally, I'm tired of racially formulaic movies, no matter how well-executed a piece of entertainment a particular movie might be.
Imagine Samuel Jackson in a real role worthy of his talents, instead of these ersatz Quentin Tarantino blaxploitation / sexploitation vehicles.
Unfortunately, it's a lack of imagination in Hollywood enables such hackneyed, stereotypical tripe to pass as edgy.