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Posted by mkuller on August 14, 2018 at 18:28:02:
From his review:
>...who played the slimiest, most suspicious, and potentially violent Klansman since my Uncle Zeke.>

Your uncle was in the KKK? That explains a lot.

>Yes, about midway through the film I began to feel animosity in the audience of which I was very much a minority.>

It was an anti-racist film. Why did he feel uncomfortable?

>In a way, this film could have been fun and entertaining while getting a few points across without all the political invective Spike chose to deliver.>

Oh, he thought it was going to be a comedy buddy movie like Kevin Hart does. No wonder he was disappointed...