Long, boring, biased film contradicted by recent radio interview of the real man

Rating: 2/10 (2 July 2011)

I heard an interesting radio interview of the real man this film was made about, earlier this week. Sounded like a decent guy and an interesting story. I had never heard of this story before.
Hollywood ruined this story with it's heavy handed politically correct agenda. The real man in the radio interview is an interesting, likable man who has valuable introspection and insight. But the Denzel Washington character is just that - a Denzel Washington character. The same one he plays in every film I've ever seen him. The perfect African American man, surrounded by inferior whites, who could be saved by him if only they would overcome their racism. A character and reality that lives nowhere except on a Hollywood script.
Perhaps the greatest insult of this film is toward the man they made the film about, rather than the white audiences, in that they felt he wouldn't be likable or sympathetic if they told the truth, which the real man in radio interviews seems perfectly willing to do.
I've seen my last Denzel Washington film. Whatever his future film might be, I've already seen it.