Entertains and disappoints.

Rating: 5/10 (26 May 2020)

Right in the middle for me. I enjoyed the photography and top notch performances. The humor was at times perfection, and I love the way the Director makes his commentaries on race relations. It makes me look at other movies with mostly white casts and causes some kind of introspection without hitting you over the head and turning you off. That being said, the sheer amount of plot holes and complete suspension of disbelief are too hard to ignore here. He had too much to say, and didn't have enough time to pull it off. The chalk board scene in the end was elementary at best, like he's the director of a short film trying to get in too much information. After 1:40 the last 20 minutes was a slog.