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Do the Right Thing

1989

Action / Comedy / Drama

Do the Right Thing (1989) download

Do the Right Thing

1989

Action / Comedy / Drama

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89% AUDIENCE · 50K ratings

7.9/10 · 126.4K

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Plot summary

Sal is the Italian owner of a pizzeria in Brooklyn. A neighborhood local, Buggin' Out, becomes upset when he sees that the pizzeria's Wall of Fame exhibits only Italian actors. Buggin' Out believes a pizzeria in a black neighborhood should showcase black actors, but Sal disagrees. The wall becomes a symbol of racism and hate to Buggin' Out and to other people in the neighborhood, and tensions rise.

Director

Spike Lee

Top cast

Samuel L. Jackson as Mister Señor Love Daddy

Giancarlo Esposito as Buggin Out

Martin Lawrence as Cee

John Turturro as Pino

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

1 GB

1280*694

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 0 min

Seeds 25

1.92 GB

1920*1040

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 0 min

Seeds 100+

5.35 GB

3840*2076

English 5.1

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 59 min

Seeds 27

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Tahir571 386 days ago

black sh*t

HubcapDiamond 857 days ago

These comments are cancer.

monroville 857 days ago

Why is it Blafricans always go after everyone BUT the ones who hurt them? Cops do something evil? Go after poor people! Gangs do a drive by? Go after poor people! Want revenge for sins of the past (100+ years)? Go after poor people! It seems to be counterproductive. Also: was Spike Lee reaffirming The Negative Stereotype about black americans? This was written and directed by him.

sholay3d 857 days ago

Do the right thing. Download it

ReveANge 857 days ago

@Fear_Of_BBC eat banana and relax, kid

ghost1990 857 days ago

Nice, thanks Freeman!!!!

ChasUGC 859 days ago

They never fail to reveal themselves in the comments.

burnel72 859 days ago

A Spike Lee Joint from the 80s...John's Turtutto role is hilarious..

arachnida 1243 days ago

Many thanks

palmaamlap 1370 days ago

A masterpiece! Thanks a lot

gonza92 2318 days ago

Funny and jovial story about race relationships in the hood. You can feel that tension was growing between Sal and his clients however I would have never imagine something so tragic will happen at the end. I'm still trying to understand why certain characters behaved the way they did. But I gotta say that I love movies that depict real social problems in the USA instead of selling the fake stereotype of the perfect democracy with equal rights and freedom, that we all know it's far from truth (and if you don't... wake up!)

princenk007 2367 days ago

@pompiliu come on now. Don't be such a queen.

Donchingon 2824 days ago

Nice!!!

josecaio 2827 days ago

amazing!!

peedie05 2828 days ago

Thank you

demonica23 2828 days ago

YESS!!!!! KING

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6 / 10

Whilst there can be no doubt of the

CinemaSerf

Whilst there can be no doubt of the potency of the theme here, I thought the nature of the story telling was all over the place and angry. With temperatures…

Whilst there can be no doubt of the potency of the theme here, I thought the nature of the story telling was all over the place and angry. With temperatures rising, literally and metaphorically, the bored youth of an area of Brooklyn are becoming more and more frustrated. The thrust of these frustrations is epitomised by a battle of wills between Italian American pizzeria owner "Sal" (Danny Aiello) and his growing number of African American clientele. His walls are covered with famous faces - Al Pacino, Frank Sinatra, etc. from his heritage but his new customers feel that they are under represented. "Sal" isn't about to be bullied into anything, and to be fair to Spike Lee he does cleverly use this slow burning fuse to illustrate an whole slew of racial attitudes amongst a diverse community where change was coming - like it or not. As the heat shows no sign of abating, tempers finally flare and a denouement results in quite some eye-opening tragedy that though effective, I found completely anachronistic. It's told very much from one perspective but not puritanically. I think that might actually exacerbate my dislike of the proceedings because what appears to be happening to a decent and hard working American citizen is that he is being bullied, coerced and ultimately violated because he won't abandon his own traditions in favour of someone else's. It's cunningly depicting a change of identity for this community in a survival of the fittest fashion that I found quite intimidating. This isn't really about the characters themselves, more about the politics of a situation that became more and toxic as people left their conciliation hat at the door of reason on their way in. The dialogue struggled to get past the fu section of the dictionary and that just compounded the sense that it was more of a not so subtle rant than a story of respect offering any decent form societal evolution and equality. Maybe Lee would do it differently now? As it is, it's raw - but not in a good way.

6 / 10

_**When someone does the wrong thing and others

Wuchak

_**When someone does the wrong thing and others react the wrong way**_ On a hot summer day in a predominantly black neighborhood in Brooklyn, one person makes…

_**When someone does the wrong thing and others react the wrong way**_ On a hot summer day in a predominantly black neighborhood in Brooklyn, one person makes the wrong decision and sets off a chain of events that results in havoc. Rosie Perez is a highlight on the feminine front. “Do the Right Thing” was Spike Lee’s breakthrough film that he made when he was 31. It’s a stylish and spirited account of a mostly black community in New York City that’s well-rounded with drama, humor, entertainment, honesty and tragedy. On the one hand, this neighborhood seems like a pleasant enough place to live, if you don’t mind the big city. The characters are not painted as one-dimensional, generally speaking; they have both attributes and faults. Yet it’s a relatively peaceable environment with the various races/ethnicities getting along just fine with only minor (and amusing) altercations. Nevertheless, it’s a tinderbox that doesn’t take much to set aflame. The last act leaves a bad taste. I can’t believe Lee had the gonads to be this honest, but he shows why most people don’t want to live or do business in black neighborhoods, including many blacks. While people debate who’s right and who’s wrong, it’s simple to figure out: Buggin Out taking offense about something immaterial at Sal’s pizzeria is unjustified. If he thinks it’s that big of a deal he doesn’t have to dine there, plus he can start his own restaurant and decorate it however he wishes. At the same time, it could be argued that Sal should’ve reacted in a wiser way that turned away Buggin Out’s curious anger, rather than augment it. Meanwhile Radio Raheem makes a foolish decision by allowing Buggin Out to negatively influence him. Why can’t they just do the right thing? It’s frustrating. This is a well-made classic and worthy of its iconic status, it’s just not exactly my cup of tea due to the exasperating last act that’s too brutally honest. How about doing the right thing by making art that inspires hope, unity and healing for inner city communities? This piece points to the problem, inspires questions & debates, but offers no solutions except… move away from black neighborhoods. The film runs 2 hours and was shot in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. GRADE: B-

7 / 10

Great film but the message is mixed

ahk-37714

As a non white or non black person my self I view this film from a different perspective as I can't relate to either community. I understand Lee's message and…

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