Country - USA / It's the hottest day of the year in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, and tensions are growing there, with the only local businesses being a Korean grocery and Sal's Pizzeria. Mookie, Sal's delivery boy, manages to always be at the center of the action / Star - Richard Edson / 1989 / Drama, Comedy / rating - 77128 vote

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YAY! It's back! D Oh episode 2... I love how Spike @ 2:50 uses the classic technique of projecting Samuel L Jackson's chair towards the desk.

That was like the worst price is right game ever

Eighty fi cent. eighty fi cent. Hey, Sam J. Jones (Flash Gordon) at 2:14 Also love this song. The film opens with Rosie Perez dancing powerful and aggressive to the sound of `Fight the Power' performed by Public Enemy. The song embodies the entire film and is a constant factor, and even essential to the plot. Personally I think it's one of the best uses of a song in any movie ever made. That said, on to the rest of the picture. 2:50 - I don't remember asking you a goddamn thing.

You Goya Bean Eating Well damn he hit the nail in the coffin with that one. I love the ways you teach your students by asking some challenge questions to them. Loved this film up until the ending. A young Renee Montoya krumping on the mean streets of Gotham. That coke was looking real good tho nice and cold with its aluminum ass. Song gets me a bubbly. This is an excellent movie. Spike lee did a wonderful job with some new flavorful camera styles such as the monologues in mid scene. Its one pf the few movies that have a distinct camera work the separates it from other movies. Can't think of another one like it. The acting was great and really reminded me of 80's Brooklyn and the stories of how the city was from my parents. The content is new and sparks many conversations which I though was the aim of spike lee. The dialogs of the characters was real n touched on many social issues of the time. Highly recommend to anyone who seen it and is interested in cinema and cinematography. Masterfully put together.

She was going iiiiiiin lol. Oh My God! She so sexy. Rest in peace to Danny Aiello (1933 - 2019. I think 50 Cent would concur. Do you have any idea how much money my country has given your country? How much? ……I don't know but it's… it's got to be a lot. You can bet on that. LOL. So after Chile Gus Fring didnt cook chicken in Mexico, he was in Brooklyn delivering pizzas. Wow! The Joystick, Burping the Baby, The Favorite Uncle, Sailor Suzie, The Angry Boxer, and Making Cotton Candy. Rosie knew all the dance moves back then. 22:17 Ed Sheeran. Set on the warmest day of the summer in New York City, the heat comes alive on the screen. The colours are penetrating, vibrant and extremely diverse. The story however unfolds itself quite slow; you meet everyone in the neighbourhood and their seemingly meaningless daily activities. Main character Mookie, portrayed by the director Spike Lee himself is an ordinary guy, delivers pizza's and is very likeable, like every black person you meet. Even the white owner of the pizza parlour, played by Danny Ailello, has his place in the black community. He has been there selling pizza slices for a long time seen many of the kids grow up on his pizza, and has a friendly relation with most of his customers. His sons however, hate the place and would rather be somewhere else. Especially John Turturro who plays Pino "detests this place like a sickness. As the day progresses and we learn more about all these people, we see that everyone isn't as good as we thought they were. Mookie is a bad father, the old guys in the street seem to do nothing then bicker over complete nonsense and a group of black kids hassle a white guy over a pair of sneakers which are apparently smeared. Lee becomes completely self referential and shows that black people sometimes do the things that make them stereotyped by white people. However, all the characters remain very human, real and sympathetic. And as we wait for the explanation for why Lee chooses to show "his" people in this fashion, it comes with a bang. The night falls, tensions rise. Inside the pizza parlour a fight starts over the music played by Radio Raheem on his radio. Aiello, who protected black people for the length of the film now snaps under the pressure of the growing mob in his restaurant and smashes the radio.

Damn Rosie is was so hot.