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Genres:
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Comedy /
Drama /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Spike Lee
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Actors:
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Paula Jai Parker,
Lonette McKee,
Q-Tip,
Anthony Mackie,
Kerry Washington,
Ellen Barkin,
Monica Bellucci,
Jim Brown,
Ossie Davis,
Jamel Debbouze,
Brian Dennehy,
Woody Harrelson,
Ling Bai,
Dania Ramirez,
John Turturro
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Duration:
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138 min.
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Rating:
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(5.3/10)84.5
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Plot Summary:
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Fired from his corporate job, a man (Anthony Mackie) agrees to impregnate his ex-fiancee (Kerry Washington) and a slew of lesbians due to the fact that money.
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Tags:
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Insulting
This movie was listed as 'gay/lesbian interest'. The only possible reason a lesbian would be 'interested' in it would be to put every copy in a big pile and burn the lot. As a story it does OK, albeit not funny, some gratuitous violence and totally incomprehensive sex scenes, pandering to the myth that all lesbians require is a handsome man and they'll go like trains. The ending was so cheesy, I couldn't quite believe I was seeing it. I think we were supposed to think it was cute.
She Hate Me
An exec fired for whistleblowing keeps himself financially afloat by impregnating maternal lesbians. A sex farce and corporate satire from Spike Lee starring Anthony Mackie, Kerry Washington and Monica Bellucci
Anger and Spike Lee have been allies for some time. From the pressure cooker atmosphere of Do The Right Thing to the post-9/11 angst of 25th Hour, Lee has long been setting about America in as aggressive a manner as a filmmaker can muster.
However, while his rage remains unabated, Lee appears to have lost focus and faith in his ability. A man capable of making epics about the most politicised of subjects (Malcolm X), Lee sometimes damages his subject matter by approaching it in an unattractively lo-fi fashion. 2001's TV documenta...
She Hate Me
Sometimes, there's nothing you can do but abide and stare in disbelief as something very discomforting unspools before your...
She Hate Me
Watching this messy comedy histrionic arts, you may well wonder if director Thwart Lee has totally lost the plot. Not on the other hand is this film audaciously Bohemian, but it's also excruciatingly clichéd and so unconventionally constructed that it plays like a handful of kind movies all competing against supremacy. Jaws choice certainly incline, as suave Anthony Mackie goes into private firm at hand impregnating exquisite lesbians — including Monica Bellucci's Multitude princess — after being sacked as a whistle-blower from a corporation pushing a subnormal Aids vaccine. Following the internalised sentiment of 25th Hour, Lee is insidiously a overcome on his socio-administrative avocation horse, attacking corporate culture, greed and preconception...
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