Money sucks. Friends rule.

Rating: 10/10 (21 June 2019)

Back in the 60's decade, "Green Book" was a term referring to a collective record of registered accommodation when one traveled, and this movie was based on real-life story of one African American genius pianist Don Shirley whose performing tours journeyed from north to south with his Italian mafia "road manager" Tony Lip.
To the characters, it takes guts to travel deep south because of racism issues at the time and it takes much compassion to endure that 2 month-trip living out of a suitcase. So to the viewers, it of course infuses with fury to see how people practiced inhumanity and prejudice, but at the same time with so much joy to notice an endearing friendship was formed and some light of hope was sparkled at the end.
A lot of mutual understanding has been transcended via the culture roots and it progressed to remind everyone again of the same longing for love and acceptance.
It's a true 10 over 10 for both the script writers and the casts. No more hats off to these amazing people, mine is already on the floor.