Article: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/the-enduring-urgency-of-spike-lees-do-the-right-thing-at-thirty This New Yorker article focuses on the cultural and social significance of Spik...Read More
The film Do The Right Thing isn’t just a snapshot of a scorching summer day in Brooklyn but rather a film with deep focus on race and more specifically inequality towards African Americans. The ...Read More
Spike Lee’s infamous 1989 film Do the Right Thing explores pertinent socioeconomic realities in America that are quite familiar to viewers today more than 30 years later. This article written by Jus...Read More
I really enjoyed this movie. It reminded me of ‘Rear Window’ in the sense that the entirety of the film takes place in a small area with recurring characters. I liked this film because it ...Read More
Anatomy of a scene is a column created by the New York Times where directors voice over/discuss a scene of theirs breaking it down piece by piece. This is especially interesting here because Spike Lee...Read More
https://www.filmcomment.com/article/interview-spike-lee Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing is a powerful film that explores the depths of humanity’s moral ambiguity, and this interview only further il...Read More
Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing is one of the most thought-provoking films I have ever seen. By the end of the film, I was even more confused than after watching (I know it sounds crazy) Holy Mot...Read More
It looked unbearably hot throughout Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing. From the outset of the film, people wake up covered in sweat, and the heat’s proliferation is felt by the Bedford-Stuyvesant nei...Read More
One thing that really caught my attention while watching this film was the stark contrast in how the elders and the younger generation navigate conflict. The elders, Da Mayor and Mother Sister, embody...Read More
Who are the outsiders in Do the Right Thing? One of the key themes of Do the Right Thing is community, how it unites, and how it is broken apart. However, many characters in the film are shown to be o...Read More