My Review

All of Spike Lee’s creative qualities have been magnified throughout this beautifully reflective picture that does not hint but challenge against the racial divisions set across the stand of history to fight the test of time. Perhaps whats most prominent in the film isn’t just about Lee’s reasonably well developed characters is its ability to constantly remain on the balance of either political sides. The directors point of view is overall solid, his intentions are thought provokingly well executed and his (almost) over done formula plays out near perfect in this over two hour film filled with fine performances. Though BlackkKlansman remains a tad bit melodramatic and most of all despite its provocative themes that reflect todays as well as the last few decades fight with xenophobia, it retains almost no uniquely unforgettable scenes that makes the film memorable. But overall, its one of the finest conclusions to the overall over played themes of ethnic diversity.