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Slay It Again, Sam

Spike Lee tangles with Summer's dogs and monsters

Comments (0) By Bill Gallo Thursday, Jul 8 1999
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Where some viewers see belligerence and shaky melodrama, others are bound to find social truth. After all, Lee is a moviemaker who, in his best work, tackles tough social issues head-on--interracial romance in Jungle Fever, the burdens of greatness in Malcolm X, racism itself in Do the Right Thing. But even staunch Lee fans may find Summer of Sam disappointing. Here is America's most heralded and, possibly, most talented minority filmmaker diddling around with caricature and race-baiting when he could be aiming higher.

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