The Power of Spike Lee's Film, Malcolm X

Spike Lee's movie, Malcolm X for power The power of human struggle is a struggle between memory and oblivion. (Milan Kundera) [1] Malcolm X's life is centered around his desire for the voice of himself and his people. He tried to oppose the people who tried to silence him. After all, these forces have succeeded to a certain extent, but to Malcolm we left enough words to succeed for many centuries to make people talk about it. In fact, in his autobiography, Malcolk always left us permanent speakers and always cried for injustice and repression.

Last but not least we saw that the desire for self-fulfilling black power might not be the Malcolm X of Spike Lee. The movie provided a hero who did not apologize for the black struggle and brought a struggle of "philosophy and spirit" to "white man". I was annoyed watching it. At that special moment we have arrogant, enthusiastic and intelligently intimate, taking Malcolm, Dr. Amos Wilson, and absorbing 5 percent of lessons, lifting the history of white hegemony lies and revisionism.

As Spike Lee quoted in his note "Bamboozled", so-called Malcolm X, his mysterious new movie. For Malcom, bamboo is generally white, but in Lee's movies, they are television director, black man and white man. And they are struggling to pursue unconscious evaluation. This movie is a satirical attack against the use of television and abuse of African American images, but I believe that many viewers left the theater and Mr. Lee himself abused them. This is the danger of sarcasm: to laugh something, you must show it. "Bamboozled" shows the black aspect of a bold overstatement of a black actor to produce a cable called "Mantan - The New Millennium Minstrel Show". Can you see the purpose other than black face? I am struggling.

"Malcolm X", at the end of the powerful picture of Spike Lee's 1992 creature, we stand up and announced in order "The Malcolm X" is the main character of this movie. Washington 's fascinating self - control appeared as Spartacus of his people. Now, 26 years later, Lee's latest film "BlacKkKlansman", one of the children, John David Washington, has a hero. He is the son of Denzel, and like his previous father, he has a screen. Neither is elegant, thoughtful, unaffected, and puts their wisdom in the heart of a foolish story. Washington's method, if it is so: keep calm and feed the flames