Surprisingly stunning and unique. Disappointed in the end though.

Rating: 8/10 (16 June 2020)

I hesitated watching a movie from Spike Lee, but the subject matter was an interest to me. The storyline was deep, impactful, and fluid. The cast was solid, but spattered along way were plenty of racially charged cheap shots costing me to respect the work as a whole. Then again spike lee has made his career creating racially charged cinema so should I have been surprised by his continued racial gaffs and cheap shot propaganda. Within the movie Trump is called a klansman, and George Washington is noted to have owned 123 slaves. Poor Spike, lest he forget the Moore's invasion of Italy and the pillage, plundering, and rape of its people. All races within humanity have done wrong to another race somewhere along the line. It's unfortunate that Spike Lee couldn't tell the story without racially inciting and continuing to heat and drive the divide.
Still in the end minus the incendiary racial provocations. When it's finished I found myself loving the story of this band of bothers brought together because of a common bond and interest.