This is maybe one of the most frustrating moviegoing experiences I've ever had.

It's not without its good moments. The scenes with the black student union are so powerful. I hope this film is successful enough that it ignites a fire inside the people that need it. But...

Okay.

The first act of this film sets up SO many threads with so many little sentences that feel like they're going to pay off in smart, progressive, eye-opening ways, and every single one of them is abandoned by the end without ever being commented on again. Adam Driver has absolutely no development or arc outside of being a fixture for the operation. Characters float in and out of the story without…

It’s surprisingly easy to forget that “BlacKkKlansman” is a Spike Lee joint. Not only does it open with an extended sequence from “Gone with the Wind” (not a Spike Lee joint), but it also spends a good amount of time parsing the fundamental dilemma of Jewish-American identity, and takes place in the snow-white hills of Colorado Springs… which is pretty much the furthest place from Crooklyn you can get in this country.

Sure, the usual Lee flourishes pop up here and there — from the introductory text promising this buddy cop biopic is “some fo’ real shit,” to the gorgeous conveyer-belt shot at the climax, and the sobering mic drop of news footage that brings things to a close —…

Spike lee what a great director...
Especially for the first time I watched a movie from him.
I have watched a movie from him earlier when I was eleven or twelve but I can't remember anything of it so, I am not going to count that as one.

The black history... I don't now why but I always like such movies.
And by far this is the best one.
I will need to think very hard to say something bad about this movie.
The storyline is perfect build up, it wasn't to long it was perfect.
The movie came up slow but on a good way.
At some movies it is to slow, but here... No, maybe that is because…