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good post CP1708
i agree with you 100%.
i agree with you 100%.
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A movie about the abolishing of slavery, and he hardly needed to cast a single black actor. And yet, Spike Lee says nothin. No one is angry with Steven. I don't understand.
Only on Niketalk can a director who has been regarded to be at the forefront of black cinema for the past few years/decades be considered a "hater" in the eyes of some. For some of these dudes, it's not even about Spike Lee, it's about somebody black speaking out against somebody white that has these dudes heated. Gotta protect the white man at all cost, they are no better than Stephen from Candieland regardless of their color.I don't understand the backlash that is coming Spike's way...here you have a director with knowledge of self and he directed Malcom X which has been added to the Library of Congress, preserved as part of the National Film Registry.
Chill...
Only on Niketalk can a director who has been regarded to be at the forefront of black cinema for the past few years/decades be considered a "hater" in the eyes of some. For some of these dudes, it's not even about Spike Lee, it's about somebody black speaking out against somebody white that has these dudes heated. Gotta protect the white man at all cost, they are no better than Stephen from Candieland regardless of their color.
I wouldn't even take the time out to qoute you because I see your intent(troll),but I did spell his name wrong,LOUIS GOSSETT Jr. and nothing was ment by it at all,it was a mistake.I'm not going back to edit anything more....take it as it is."Lious Gossip Jr"
Only on Niketalk can a director who has been regarded to be at the forefront of black cinema for the past few years/decades be considered a "hater" in the eyes of some. For some of these dudes, it's not even about Spike Lee, it's about somebody black speaking out against somebody white that has these dudes heated. Gotta protect the white man at all cost, they are no better than Stephen from Candieland regardless of their color.
When director Spike Lee publicly criticized Quentin Tarantino’s slavery-themed film Django Unchained last week, the real surprise for some was that anyone was actually shocked. As one prominent female African-American actress noted, Lee “always goes after Tarantino. So I expected that from him. I wasn’t surprised.”
Others, including African-American director Antoine Fuqua, were less charitable. “That’s not the way you do things,” Fuqua said of Lee’s two very public swipes at the Tarantino film. “If you disagree with the way a colleague did something, you call him up, invite him for coffee, talk about it. But don’t do it publicly.”
Spike is essentialy being used as a scapegoat so nobody can criticize this movie and to say black folks shouldnt be offended by this movie
That's what happens every time. He has to get a word in and hijack the conversation. It's 2 weeks too late, cuz of him.
There was something to be said, before most of the people who wanted to see the movie, saw it. Now we can have a slow...half-conversation that most people don't care about or notice, because all they got out of it was "if you're too sensitive to hear the n-word, don't go see it." And black people's response was "Spike's still angry, but he doesn't represent all of us."
That's the Spike Lee effect.
Agreed. No grown man with any intellect should be using the word "hater" anyway. Spike has an opinion and some agree, some don't. But to say he's "hating" or "jealous" is silly. Its really sad that anybody that shows QT any criticism is attacked. Whether it be Spike or NTers. I gave up on this thread along time ago because this isn't the demographic that I can have this discussion with. I'd love to have pics and bios attached to all members and their comments in this thread.Only on Niketalk can a director who has been regarded to be at the forefront of black cinema for the past few years/decades be considered a "hater" in the eyes of some. For some of these dudes, it's not even about Spike Lee, it's about somebody black speaking out against somebody white that has these dudes heated. Gotta protect the white man at all cost, they are no better than Stephen from Candieland regardless of their color.I don't understand the backlash that is coming Spike's way...here you have a director with knowledge of self and he directed Malcom X which has been added to the Library of Congress, preserved as part of the National Film Registry.
Chill...
It shouldn't be that serious but we have stans that like to post peoples pics and post govt names....and for what reason?
I'd love to have pics and bios attached to all members and their comments in this thread.
Please spare us your sanctimonious attitude.
I figured somebody would go that route.
I'm gonna say this and I don't care who is offended. There's alot of people in this thread who would never understand the "criticism" for a film like this. Alot of members just don't have the connection to being African-american in America. Also age playes a factor. And worse of all we have real life Stephens that will co-sign anything QT does no matter what. I enjoy a good conversation but I like to know who I'm talking to when discussing certain topics. I'm not gonna let teenagers, Uncle Rukus types, Mitt Romney supporters, and people who don't understand what its like to black besides watching TV/Movies rile me up while discussing racial undertones.
If you have a differing opinion then thats cool. But I know where I stand and what I believe to be true. There's alot of good points that have been raised by the "minority" no pun intended in this thread that have been overlooked or attacked.
Being told how to feel about things concerning my race by other races is something I don't really rock with. Peace
I'm sorry but Spike's status in the black community doesn't exempt him from criticism. I know a hater when I see one. If it look like a duck, if it sound like a duck it's a damb duck. It's about Spike Lee's hate SPECIFICALLY, stop Jack Reachin' tryna extrapolate people's thoughts on the issue to the entire black community.
It's like when Ice-T was hatin' on soulja boy, I can't stand Soulja boy but I criticized him for being a damb hater and being jealous because he is irrelevant. Doesn't take away from the fact that Ice-T is a legend but he isn't immune to criticism.
You couldn't be more lost .