AmbientD2

If you read the comments, they aren't talking about the movie. They have an issue with seeing a happily married interracial couple that has blended their loving family with more than one race of people. How disappointing that racism has taken over this thread and continues to be a major problem for America. Since the actors and the studio are all Americans.

Being woke: The dog whistle to other racist. Isn't a bad idea or a bad concept. To respect, to have empathy, understanding and kindness for people that don't have the same color skin as you do. Not be upset or concerned that consenting adults are in love with other consenting adults that are different races and may even be the same sex consenting adults. It's none of your business.

Where are those Christian values that I'm sure all of those people that commented with racist reviews, would swear that God and USA are part of their Christian values? Instead, we see more and more racist people mostly men that are angry that movies, commercials, and books no longer show only straight, White men. They show gasp minorities, same sex couples and trans people.

Which goes to show, these straight White men, really aren't straight if they only want to see men that look like them and no other races.

Minorities exist. Interracial relationships exist. Gay and Trans people exist. There was not gay or trans people in this movie by the way.

If fact, none of these people listed above are going anywhere. Which is wonderful. America and the world, is a melting pot of different cultures and people. Not some bland watered-down stew.

This remake was cute. It shows real world issues that Black people face in America every single day. That is real. A reviewer stated that things like this don't happen in real life. They do. Which is why opening your eyes/being woke is a good idea. Instead of leaning on your White Privilege as Paul did, but he listened, learned and supported that Zoey wasn't lying.

I did see the original version with Steve Martin and was never a fan of either of the movie or the sequels.

I say, "bring on more bi-racial and interracial movies from all studios."

I love the tears.

This parody to 70's Grindhouse movies is good. Yes. There are scenes that made a lot of reviewers very uncomfortable, that they were unable to watch the entire film. Those scenes of sexual assault in She Kills, were made with a comedy element. Not like the scenes with the movies "Thriller :A Cruel Picture, AKA They Call Her One Eye, I Spit On Your Grave, Salo: The 120 Days of Sodom and other sexploitation movies that didn't tone down the sexual assaults. Those two movies that I mentioned, those sexual assault scenes were brutal. Here in She Kills, they took a lighter touch and even paid homage to Thriller with the eye patch as well as other exploitation and mainstream movies. The sexual in nature scenes were more of a comedy gross factor, than making the viewers think that this could be an actual assault taking place on film. The filmmakers and the actors are all in on the joke. They know it's a bad movie and they put their all of the worst into it. With double stand-ins, burned film, the dialogs doesn't switch up with the actor's mouths, the use of a dog and a cat being used as weapons for a fight, the use of not to scale models of buildings, roads and cars. There are even scenes with the crew in the shot.

It's a funny film. You have to stay with it. It doesn't go down easy, but you will laugh and groan at the same time.