Great screenplay with two great performing artists

Rating: Null/10 (4 March 2019)

This movie told a story when America and the American whites were so deeply biased to the black Americans. With this movie, some deep wounds would have been healed, some injustice when treating we human beings would be justified. It also showed how two extremely different kinds of people, with different growing up backgrounds, well educated or not, through a long journey, both gradually open up and tried to accommodate each other and finally completely merged as a one great American that should be, although came a bit late.
This movie also felt like an educational road trip, both characters were at first so stereotyped biased by their own cultural and ethnic backgrounds, the ways how they each grew up, a complete different kind of day-and-night races, but through endeavor from each side, they have both transformed into a better person, not just relying on each other, but also educated each other, and proved that racial differences was the least thing to be bothered. Loyalty and friendship through the long road trip gradually grew organically.
The guy who threw two water glasses just used by two black plumbers in the very beginning, then transformed into a person who'd sacrifice anything to protect the person whose race he used to dislike even hated so much, it was told by the storyline so naturally and subtly, simply allowing us, the viewers, to understand our own morality and emotions with deeper insight, a soul search and recognition to we human beings, and completely change us like those two characters in the movie; more open-minded with a well balanced conservatism and liberalism.
A great road trip story was told here.