I find it rather ironic that the movie is mostly in B&W since that's what the whole message it's trying to get across is: black and white. I kinda understand it being successful when it released in 1998, but seeing people holding it up to such high standards in this day and age just shows that the fight against racism and pursue for equity still has a looooong way to go. Damn Norton's stellar performance for being what I believe is the sole reason this movie is so well regarded.
Shout by faggurgleBlockedParent2023-09-26T04:11:41Z— updated 2023-10-05T05:08:33Z
I find it rather ironic that the movie is mostly in B&W since that's what the whole message it's trying to get across is: black and white. I kinda understand it being successful when it released in 1998, but seeing people holding it up to such high standards in this day and age just shows that the fight against racism and pursue for equity still has a looooong way to go. Damn Norton's stellar performance for being what I believe is the sole reason this movie is so well regarded.