FilmMattic writes: Let's face the facts. The last time we puffed a Spike Lee rolled joint, our lungs overflowed with toxins. Instead of smoking, you know, genuine marijuana, we were duped into K2 (for those not savvy with teenager's ways of getting high, it's a potent mixture of herbal and spice plant products, which is sprayed with a psychotropic drug and contaminated with a toxic substance). The end result of smoking K2, which is not unlike watching Spike Lee's last film: a horrid mutation comprised of equal parts streaking Will Ferrell from Old School and drug-riddled Jared Leto from Requiem for a Dream. Not healthy. Not pretty. And oh so reckless.
Spike Lee returns with an infectiously enjoyable concert film in David Byrne’s American Utopia: which combines his pointed sensibility with the music of one of New York’s greatest icons.
Da 5 Bloods director Spike Lee admits that he had no idea Chadwick Boseman was battling cancer when they shot the movie.
Netflix has added a bunch of cool movies this week, including Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods and a really neat Japanese animated film.
Our initial reaction is one of the same, although I'd be lying if I said I'm not interested in where Lee takes this thing. I remember being perplexed by the notion of Herzog's Bad Luitenant remake, but I ended up really enjoying that movie.