Spike Lee Says BlacKkKlansman Is On The Right Side Of History, Criticizes Hollywood For Dehumanizing Minorities

Spike Lee said BlacKkKlansman is on the right side of history and criticizes Hollywood's inhuman minority.

Spike Lee is very confident in the movie, BlacKk Klansman, starring John David Washington of the Colorado Springs Police Station in the 1970s. Black member Ron Stallworth starred on the phone. 16 years later, Lee premiered in Cannes film last May. It gained popularity, won the spectator's 6-minute standing ovation, and won the second place.

"I do not mind the critic's saying or someone else but it's right in the history of this movie."

"Many of my film people were not able to get it when they played.They did not get the 25th time, people now like this movie."

Spike Lee is also an example of "gone with the wind" criticizing the inhumanization of Hollywood minority.

"It does not become wind, I saw the cowboy movie that my mother seems to be a savage man of native American, it is growing.I am going to say what I said before: these nonsense John Ford, John Wayne's movies are all lies, let's allow people to lose humanity, not entire history, but most of Hollywood's history - whether we are blacks, Hispanics, homosexuals or not .

Some people think that history is a linear progression, but Hollywood offers a lot of evidence that it is cyclical. Spike Lee 's "BlacKkKlansman" opened on August 10 based on the real events of the 1970' s, which reflects the current argument about the rise of Caucasian supremacists. As early as January 8, 1958, various critics Robert J. Landry wrote about the storm of the topic of integration and pointed out the similarities with D. W. in 1915. Griffith 's movie "The Birth of the State" Laundry said Griffith had tied "a double nightmare of American folklore: rape and race." "This movie is inseparable from the tapestry of the American movie industry." Revenue, but Landry estimates that world box office revenues were about $ 50 million, breaking the official history champion "Gone with the Wind" ($ 33.5 million). In other words, there are many movie viewers, there is embarrassing news that KKK is the main character of the game.

Spike Lee played "BlacKkKlansman" at the theater earlier this year. And it was the summer highlight of Focus Features and received the Lee Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Lee is one of the best Oscar candidates with this award, and that movie is expected as one of the best film competitions. This movie is now available through digital and VOD

Spike Lee is a destructive walking advertisement of Spike Lee on August 10th and his new movie BlacKkKlansman. It was premiered at the Cannes International Film Festival held in May and received the second largest prize at the same event. Based on the true story of the first African American detective Ron Stolworth who worked at the Colorado Springs Police Station in the early 1970s, the movie center was based on Stolworth (Theater by John David Washington) and a senior Jewish police officer (Adam )is. Because they discovered a unique and dangerous way to break into KKK