Da 5 Bloods
War • R • 2020 • 2 hr 35 min
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Tragic story. Did not get the attention it should have. It is visceral, intense and real. It is a relevant message and Lee is on his A game
remembered when I saw it the first time & how it blew my mind how creative this film is. It’s one of his strongest writings to date. No cap.
Good performances with a good story, the only thing takes away is the odd cinematography and some poor effects
It was about as good as I expected it to be.
A little unfocused on what movie it wants to be but a good performance by all the mains. Even at their worst moments I still felt for them
Lee delivers another movie that’s both profoundly political as well as a great genre film. Oscar nomination at minimum for Lindo.
It's pretty good. I wouldn't watch it again though
A bit ridiculous at points, but overall a decent film that uniquely tackles the war and aging genres.
Spike Lee has offered us all yet another gripping piece of art that highlights the Vietnam War and its aftermath from a Black perspective.
The men have a great chemistry and carry this film and Delroy London is still underrated!
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