BlacKkKlansman

[Hoosier8]

Was not based on a true story nor did it go by the book. I didn't see it but read about it. Nothing but fables again.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Stallworth

Ron Stallworth (born June 18, 1953) is an American retired police officer who infiltrated the ranks of the KKK in Colorado Springs, Colorado in the late 1970s. He was the first African-American police officer and detective in the Colorado Springs Police Department.^[1][2]The 2018 film BlacKkKlansman is based on his life and early career.

[roadmaster]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Stallworth

Ron Stallworth (born June 18, 1953) is an American retired police officer who infiltrated the ranks of the KKK in Colorado Springs, Colorado in the late 1970s. He was the first African-American police officer and detective in the Colorado Springs Police Department.^[1][2]The 2018 film BlacKkKlansman is based on his life and early career.

I know the book and the movie was a lie.

[roadmaster]

Hollyweird does nothing right. They twist everything. Just like the left behind movies, all a lie.

[roadmaster]

Tell you what, read the book and then come back and tell me the movie was based on this book. It isn't.

[nathanbforrest45]

And - your username tells us all why doesn't it...

Did your mother have any children that lived or did she abort them all?

[Common Sense]

I din know Spike Lee made anything but white guilt -- black pride movies, so I guess I don't have a sense of his sensibility.

But then I've never seen a Spike Lee movie in my life and don't intend to ever see a Spike Lee movie in my life. Looks like I'll make it.

I love when people say $#@! like this...I've ever seen a Spike Lee movie...but I know I don't like them.

lulz...

[texan]

I saw this opening night. Yes I knew what I might be getting into with Spike:
1. The movie itself the story of Ron Stallworth is unbelievable. Wish the guy were my neighbor.
2. Spike needlessly injected his personal opinion in about 5 spots and it wasn’t needed. The actual story was greatness. It is worth seeing.

Some additional info that I wasn’t aware of until after I went to the movie. They had a private viewing about a week after it opened at the Majestic Theater in downtown Dallas. Ron S took pictures. I wasn’t there but a good friend was invited. He got the invite through a friend. He is a preacher and evidently the associate pastor’s doughter-in-law’s mther married Ron S.

He he sent me a pic from the viewing with him and the actual KKK card. I noticed he was wearing a Beto shirt and asked a question about it. Ron S retired in El Paso and is friends with Beto who is from El Paso.

Small world.

[Tahuyaman]

I love when people say $#@! like this...I've ever seen a Spike Lee movie...but I know I don't like them.

lulz...

That's not what he said. Don't make stuff up.

[Common Sense]

That's not what he said. Don't make stuff up.

The sentiment is accurate...but yes, he didn't say exactly that.

He did however assume and characterize his films while admitting he's never seen one.

[Tahuyaman]

I love when people say $#@! like this...I've ever seen a Spike Lee movie...but I know I don't like them.

lulz...

The sentiment is accurate...but yes, he didn't say exactly that.

He did however assume and characterize his films while admitting he's never seen one.

Here's exactly what he said and it's not what you claimed he said.........

I din know Spike Lee made anything but white guilt -- black pride movies, so I guess I don't have a sense of his sensibility.

But then I've never seen a Spike Lee movie in my life and don't intend to ever see a Spike Lee movie in my life. Looks like I'll make it.

Now admit you mis quoted him.