The movie She's Gotta Have It directed by Spike Lee is one of my new favorites.
I was scrolling through Netflix when all of a sudden I saw some colorful writing and clicked on the thumbnail. Bam! Transported into a world with the quote of Zola Neale Hurston, one of my favorite poets. Immediately I saw connections to this strong black woman and Hurston, and her story of her eyes were watching god, especially with the Jamie character.
I adored Opal and her thoughts on sexuality, and fell in love with Nola and her playful and sincere attitude surrounding sex. She makes what she loves liberating while she paints her walls and celebrates black beauty. Stunning piece!!! I loved it.
Short, witty, eye catching, and beautifully done. It makes me want to create! And I think that is what makes art so intriguing and important. Spike Lee as Mars was a nice touch too. With many nods to current events and pop culture, this 1986 film makes reference to the constant police brutality that still goes on today with a newspaper clipping reading "honor student slain by cops." In Nola's birthday scene, we are transported into a colorful world after she clicks her heels together three times, a beautiful reference to The Wizard Of Oz while also alluding to a sense of wanting to escape. I adore how Nola doesn't choose, and when she does she says eh....that is ok....my body is mine and who cares what other people think.
Oh my gosh oh my gosh oh my gosh!!! Netflix is revamping this wonderful movie into a tv show!!! YES!!! Feminism!!! Huzzah!
Go see it right now and celebrate the liberation of sexuality and not giving a fuck about what others think! Huzzah!!!!
I was scrolling through Netflix when all of a sudden I saw some colorful writing and clicked on the thumbnail. Bam! Transported into a world with the quote of Zola Neale Hurston, one of my favorite poets. Immediately I saw connections to this strong black woman and Hurston, and her story of her eyes were watching god, especially with the Jamie character.
I adored Opal and her thoughts on sexuality, and fell in love with Nola and her playful and sincere attitude surrounding sex. She makes what she loves liberating while she paints her walls and celebrates black beauty. Stunning piece!!! I loved it.
Short, witty, eye catching, and beautifully done. It makes me want to create! And I think that is what makes art so intriguing and important. Spike Lee as Mars was a nice touch too. With many nods to current events and pop culture, this 1986 film makes reference to the constant police brutality that still goes on today with a newspaper clipping reading "honor student slain by cops." In Nola's birthday scene, we are transported into a colorful world after she clicks her heels together three times, a beautiful reference to The Wizard Of Oz while also alluding to a sense of wanting to escape. I adore how Nola doesn't choose, and when she does she says eh....that is ok....my body is mine and who cares what other people think.
Oh my gosh oh my gosh oh my gosh!!! Netflix is revamping this wonderful movie into a tv show!!! YES!!! Feminism!!! Huzzah!
holy moly Anthony Ramos my love! WoWOWOW what a great day.
He is a cutie from Hamilton.
Go see it right now and celebrate the liberation of sexuality and not giving a fuck about what others think! Huzzah!!!!
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