Well this was a f***ing masterpiece

Is it fair to call this an instant classic? Feels like it imo

You're right (low bar tho)

Willa driving and the camera on the door closing into a tight shot as the car door shuts is film p***

Im happy for you bro. 😒

yeah

f*** it I may need to go for round 4 tiktok.com/t/ZP8A5b45F

agreed

incredible movie

Caught 2nd screening like 20 mins late in Dolby but still hit mane big screen >>

Green Acres, Beverly Hillbillies, and Hooterville Junction
Will no longer be so damn relevant
And women will not care if D*** finally got down with Jane
On Search for Tomorrow
Because black people will be in the street looking for a brighter day
The revolution will not be televised

Are they already starting to pull this from theaters?

All the Cinemarks in my area have their last showings this coming Wednesday. Got tickets for a rewatch for this coming Tuesday.

f*** i gotta set up one last rewatch tuesday

it's possible that they might just be delaying when they show the next available showtimes. Happened to me with Superman a couple times and it wasn't until a day or two before that supposed "final" showtime that they had more for the next few days etc.

He's doubling down on this lol

What’s the tldr/w?

He thinks the movie's PTA expressing two sides to fetishizing black women and that Perfidia doesn't get agency / her side explained clearly enough to audiences.

Dude even starts out the video by grazing past an influential black woman content creator who has praised this movie and its commentary on race. He tells people to check it out if they want, but he doesn't engage with just about anything she said in her videos about it - only to say later that we should let black women steer the discussions here.

And he ends the video by saying "most folks - black folks included missed" the questionable things he takes issues with, rather than just acknowledging he may just be wrong or interpreting things in a way people aren't.

I personally think anyone minimizing the (imo) nuanced and varied commentary across the board about race in this movie to being the filmmaker getting off on fetishizing black women is being reductive and, in a way, doing the fetishizing themselves.

Lost all respect for this man unfortunately, what a weird take

The comment section is completely braindead too

I’m not even gonna put any energy trying to write a good dissection of FD, I’m over it