Sorry to Bother You reviewed by Mark Kermode 

They collab a lot with Dead Prez.

the guillotine is honestly one of my favourite songs, dunno if they use it in this but it always gets me fired up. boots is a solid dude, can't wait to see this

Just checked The Coup out, some really good stuff!

This made me chortle

I read this, watched 10 minutes and agreed that it was funny. Came back to this after watching it and it clicked.

Surely you mean horse! 😁

So, why the long face?

What an amazing way of summing up the film! haha

I'd say "Franz Kafka's Idiocracy"

I saw it right now and I though it was like if Charlie Kaufman was less pretentious.

Yes!

i was like omg wtf

It probably caught Shyamalan off guard

That for me changed it from a great to good film.

@Ori honestly

@@whoknew2273 i thought so too. it was unexpected, but not needed. i wish the movie stayed on the route it lead us to believe it was going to go.

Well observed!

Ha, I hadn't noticed that - I was too distracted by the "dong".

He's brilliant in this. His character is fairly different from Darius, but the overall vibe of the film, especially early on, is pretty Atlanta-esque

bloody heck, it was initially release in January!

That was at Sundance Festival, but it did come out properly in the US in July yeah so still ages ago @@larssonk22

I have been waiting for this movie for a while now. I hope to see it soon.

UlrichUlrich and what’s so great is that it shows that those two struggles are inseparable.

As a British guy, this film hit me really hard and I found it really quite relatable. More in the class and worker struggle sense as opposed to race but it really did hit

He’s not a socialist though!

@@superamanda Chomsky isn't? I guess not depending on your definition. I *believe* he self-identifies as socialist-adjacent at least. I haven't read him/about him in a while tho so couldn't say.

It's more like Black Mirror meets Charlie Kaufman

It was his dad.

so lazy when critics do that.

😂🤣

Heaven forbid you should ever feel uncomfortable. Wouldn’t want to have to learn anything or self-examine

Wow. You'll never get anywhere if you don't get out of your comfort zone

@@michaelproch2733 ​Debangsu Sarkar I know lads, I was being all sarcastic like.

@@ganymedeix9511 Oh i gotcha

Couldn't disagree more -- Blindspotting isn't 1/10th the film Sorry is. Blindspotting exploits the issues it depicts, such as killercops, without having anything insightful or deeply true to say about them. The penultimate scene is despicable, in which the protagonist's best friend brutalizes an African-American man, only to remain chumming it up with our hero at the end with no consequences. We're literally shown someone committing a hate crime and expected to absolve him without any display of remorse, let alone, restitution, because gentrification is bad. The white-voice device isn't Sorry's "thesis" - it's the catalyst the story uses to explore how issues of class and race intersect -- all while mining dark comedy driven by an understanding of the contradictions inherent in capitalism.

If you thought the "White Voice" was the thesis of the film, i can absolutely understand why you didn't like the film. It's just a single point of critique in a film about the absurd horrors of capitalism. It just happened to be the one of the few things in the film that could possibly be turned into a usable movie trailer & selling point for general audiences.

If it makes a white owned company a lot of money, then yes.

Society, Brazil, tetsuo body hammer, I'm a geek. Seen em all😳

Brazil is one of the most well-known sci-fi films ever smh

@@alex-oy9eo didn’t know that never personally heard of it but that wasn’t really my point.

You're have the right to not see any movies by black filmmakers that involves white America. There's not going to as many movies like Moonlight as you'd like.

The film's about capitalism you dipshit

Humans need to talk about other subject matters other than the world.... (get some perspective, seriously)

Moonlight, probably the most famous example of black cinema in recent years, except maybe get out, didn’t even feature any white characters

DUDE. SPOILER WARNING! DAFUQ

@@ctrlaltdelete200390 he just made that up

The Mel Gibson cameo was great too. Thought it was a little extreme for him to show up in black face in 2018 though.

Uhuh.

Apologies, Im not sure if you are agreeing or disagreeing, I might have jumped a bit to a conclusion there.

Not agreeing, just vehemently allowing you to express your opinion :)

I'm quitely judging you.

@@amanjaiswal9389 Nice reference. Magnolia is one of my top 5 films of all time!