MudFlapp

Not a fan of country however a huge funk fan. Loved both seasons! I still love those shinny round discs and will buy these both when available.

One of the coolest stand offs in western history, between the town folks and the outlaws they hired to keep out other outlaws. Their hired hands that they used for their dirt are no longer needed now they want to go 'legit'. Roll the bottle on the bar, when it drops, we draw! Before it can Burl Ives and his men bust in. They are raw, hungry and and extremely un-PC. Their leader is dying, if he does, the dogs he hired to protect him will, rob and pillage and....Tina Louise, playing against the Gilligan Isle type, most know her from. Ives, far from the nice snowman most know him from. Robert Ryan being the badA$%& we know he can be. I love this movie. And fantastic character actors, I might not remember their names off the top of my head but their contribution will not leave my hollow head for quiet some time. Enjoyable, on surface also, one could draw some parallels between this fictional story and the story on how most towns/businesses go "legit" usually started on illicit means. Story of 'Merica ? Maybe. This movie is probably overlooked in the DVD bargain bin at your local big lot box store. Well worth the 2 for 5, even if your second selection bites, this one will be well worth it.

I like to call this the third in The Wake Up Trilogy. School Daze

Do The Right Thing Chi-Raq

Like many great film makers before in tragic times as a response to a social and political movement, the Wajda War Trilogy comes to mind. Lee this time with the distinguished professor Kevin Willmott not only touch on issues that need to be address but, push the limits of cinema. if you look at this the context of cinema, despite your politics, Spike Lee is on point with the likes of Fellini as well as a almost Bollywood approach with some tongue in cheek comedy/commentary and the obvious Greek Tragedy. My problems with the film are minor compared to the bold direction and writing. In the day age of the franchise, you have to at least appreciate the diversity of this piece about not getting a piece. Standing out a amongst the capes being the hero, disguised as the villain. Bravo Spike and Kevin Amerikas most dangerous film makers. On the path and taking the oath...you ever notice those look the same in print Your Pal MuddFlapp aka Amerikas favorite honkey.