Watch with an open mind, It speaks to the heart.

Rating: 9/10 (21 February 2006)

I feel that this is a good movie that everyone should see at some point. After seeing this movie about two and a half times and discussing it in one of my media classes I feel I have more insight on this film than ever.
One way to look at this film is the two-sided coin. On one side some very important social issues mentioned such as race relations and racial stereotypes make the film (in my opinion) very important to see.
On the other side the possibility stands that this movie may reinforce peoples existing stereotypes resulting in the 'Archie Bunker-Effect' that 'All in the Family' presented. For example when the two black men are walking down the street and fulfill the "thug" stereotype, this could very well fulfill ones expectations.
Looking at this movie wholistically, it was well-intentioned. The film makes moving points on the subject of ignorance in our society, and the importance of staying open-minded.
If you haven't seen this movie, DO! It's important and very profound.