Great, and touching story

Rating: 9/10 (23 February 2019)

Loved the movie. The performances are outstanding shout out to Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali, the dudes are amazing. The story is powerful, and talks about a very tough issue (similar to BlacKkKlansman, but in a "subtle" way), but it's done with such careful, and in a gradative pace.
The way their relationship is build throughout the movie is great. I love the way they kind of make a parallel between the characters, and how Viggo's is "blacker" than Ali's (explicit saying that at one point). Talking about that scene in specific, this might be my favorite scene in a movie all year. The build up for it is perfect, and man, Ali's performance is phenomenal, he truly delivered it. You feel for the character, you realize that he has no one in his life, he is curse to never be 100% a part of any social group he might find on society, and outcast. What a scene.
The only issue I had with the movie, is just about one plot point. In the beginning we see a scene where Tony throws to cups in the trash can, because to black man drank water on it. So you think "ok, the dude is pretty racist", but this is not exactly an issue throughout the movie. Actually, 20 minutes after, he is playing games with some black guys outside the first club Don performed on. The only scene when this kind of gets between them, is briefly in the scene when he comes back to the car to get his wallet and goes to pee. But overall, he's pretty ok with Don since the beginning. Anyways, doesn't exactly makes the movie bad, and it something you forgot halfway throughout it, but still, it something I believe is a inconsistency into the script.
Overall, I loved Green Book, is a strong and incredibly well made movie, who deserves his Oscar nomination. I highly recommend it.