Do the Right Thing 4K Ultra HD movie review Follow Us
Question of the Day By Joseph Szadkowski - The Washington Times - Saturday, February 20, 2021
Filmmaker Spike Lee‘s Academy Award-nominated, seminal social commentary on America from 1989 returns in the ultra-high definition format with a visual presentation as potent as its message of racism in
Do the Right Thing (Universal Studios Home Entertainment, Rated R,
1.85:1 aspect ratio
, 120 minutes, $29.98).
Thirty-one years later and still as relevant as ever, the dramedy explores a heatwave’s worth of tensions in a day in the life of an ethnic rich Brooklyn neighborhood populated with a variety of colorful characters.
The Importance of Guarding Your Spirit
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Riots, storms, disease, the economy, jobs or the lack thereof, isolation, loneliness, and mistrust are all seemingly running rampant in our world. That s why it s more important than ever to guard your spirit.
For some reason the phrase, It was the best of times and it was the worst of times, comes to mind as I write this, still in disbelief about what is going on in our country. While we ve gone through periods of strife before, somehow this feels different, compounded even. Our country has seen nearly non-stop rioting for the last year. But yesterday, when protestors stormed the US Capitol Building, I sat in shock, watching the images unfold on my TV. And I slowly realized that we were watching the result of what too much stress and feeling marginalized and unheard can do. At the heart of it, isn t that what protests are about? Making yourself heard? Asking, is there somebody, anybody listening