Great

Rating: Null/10 (18 April 2000)

I don't know why some people wont just go ahead and admit they enjoyed this film. It was chock full of great filmmaking splendor. The use of an Aaron Copland alone was genius. Great characters and definitely great cinematography. Okay the dialog wasn't great and Ray Allen's performance wasn't oscar caliber(it's his first time acting!). This film still goes into my favorite films list along with other Spike Lee Joints such as Mo Better Blues, Malcolm X, and Do The Right Thing. There is no doubt in my mind that Spike Lee is one of the greatest filmmakers in history. Malcolm X, and Do The Right thing deserved to be on the AFI 100 films list. But great masterpieces like Fargo needed to be on there. Blah Blah Bladdy Blah Blah.