The Hate U Give

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I Just saw a secret screening of this movie , I didn't know it was going to be this film , so I had no expectations and went in with a clear mind. All I can say is wow, you will be taken on a ride on all different emotions and come out the cinema feeling touched. This movie is not a huge blockbuster and not alot people will know how about it but people should know about it and it's a movie everyone should see!

Racism is real. This movie is the first example I've seen of a movie that provides sensitivity to such a "controversial" subject. People in the theatre were crying and comforting each other during and after the movie. Philando, Trayvon, Sandra, Tamir and others who have died at the hands of an officer, the murders been shown on the news constantly can traumatize a person. This movie became a safe space and a conversation starter. How do you discuss police brutality? How do you discuss injustice? I encourage everyone to watch this movie. It may open your eyes to something you never noticed. Bring tissues.

I will say that "The Hate U Give" started out nice enough and definitely had potential. The movie had some nice atmosphere built up and character introductions from director George Tillman Jr. But then everything just went down the drain. When and why, you might ask yourself. Well, when Khalil (played by Algee Smith) was asked to put his hands on the hood of the car and remain in place by a police officer, and then he blatantly disregarded the order given by the police officer and failed to comply, reaching into the car for a brush and ended up getting shot because the police officer thought he reached for a weapon. And then it because a political crusade against the police officer whom was doing his job, and the detained driver failed to comply with orders given and did something as stupid as what he did. Then I started to lose interest in the movie when it turned into a 'lets-turn-this-guy-into-a-martyr-despite-the-fact-he-disregarded-the-police' type of movie. I managed to endure about an hour and twenty minutes of the ordeal that "The Hate U Give" turned out to be, before I gave up because of the ludicrous turn of plot and storyline. It just became too much and left me with absolutely no sympathy for the Khalil character as he was stupid enough to go against the orders given by the police offer and the officer becoming a scapegoat for a vicious personal crusade. Up to the point where I gave up, I will admit that the movie had some nice acting performances, despite the ludicrous storyline and plot. Amandla Stenberg really carried the movie quite well, and this was the first time I have seen her in a movie. I have no intention of returning to watch this tacky and distasteful movie, because the storyline just spiraled so fast into stupidity and lunacy that every appeal the movie had vanished like dew before the morning sun. And even the good cast of actors and actresses couldn't manage to steer this ship away from the field of icebergs that writers Audrey Wells and Angie Thomas was driving the movie straight into, with director George Tillman Jr. at the helm. I think the movie simply thrives off of the fact that people are very much aware of police brutality and the fact that Afro-Americans get shot by police, but the movie was just too tacky to be entertaining to me. And the stupidity of the Khalil character was just the last straw that killed off the entire movie for me. I am sure that there is a large audience out there for a movie such as this, but I wanted to be entertained by a movie and not suffer through a personal crusaded spawned by a young man's failure to comply with an order issued by a police officer. Thanks, but no thanks.