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This week we’re stepping into the sweltering Brooklyn heat for Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing (1989). The neighborhood tension is boiling over, Sal’s Pizzeria is a questionable mess but hey, at least the cinematography is flawless! We’re gonna talk some shit in this one...The heavy realities of police violence, capitalism, and everyday micro-aggressions, while still finding time to debate Rosie Perez's iconic opening dance and the exact logistics of Radio Rahim’s boombox. It turns out a decades-old summer day still burns just as bright (and chaotic) today.
Also, look forward to our next Episode where we get into the nitty gritty of a clown named Pennywise.
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