Dear White People
Comedy • R • 2014 • 1 hr 48 min
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Black, white and everything in between, movie about racial tension on a college campus
It’s actually pretty good. Interesting and rude ending is a little on the nose.
I think it is amazing as it portrays the society's stand on racism and actually shows both sides of the story.
I thought it was going to be funny. Thats why the meh. Good for It was more so about awareness of societal views from her prospective.
Plays out every stereotype. I’d rather not spend my free time being racebaited by more divisive media.
Good movie, weird camera angles for unclear reasons, feels like a pilot for a series but still enjoyable
I guess white European people don't get this.
Well made, designed to get a reaction out of its viewers. Some amateur aspects to the presentation but overall entertaining.
Extremely (intentionally) cringe satire that borders on unwatchable in parts IMO, but some really hilarious lines + clever character details
Ohhh... this was suprisingly funny and also let us see a world from a different perspective.
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