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2Mar/092

What a Name!!

Spike Lee is undoubtedly one of the greatest directors Hollywood has seen, exclusively for his vividly poetic portrayal of black life in the late 80s and early 90s. Not only is Lee able to give us holistic insight on racial tension, family feuds, and social injustices, he gives the characters in these movies such dope names!..Ossie Davis played The Good Reverend Doctor Purify in Jungle Fever, and was referred to as such throughout the whole film...no abbreviations. Also in Jungle Fever, Wesley Snipes played Flipper and Samuel L. Jackson played Gator. There was also a cameo appearance by Charlie Murphy whose character was called Livin' Large. In Lee's Do the Right Thing, Spike play Mookie, Bill Nunn played the infamous Radio Raheem, Giancarlo Esposito played Buggin' Out (you had to love he and Mookie's hand shake),Samuel L. Jackson played Mr. Senor Love Daddy, and Robin Harris (Father from House Party) played Sweet Dick Willy. You just gotta love it. The characters from these movies are timeless.

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  1. Duey

    I saw that movie again a few weeks ago and I was amazed at how Ozzie Davis (Da Mayor) referred to "Mother Sister" as "Mother Sister" about 6 times in on sentence. Never said you, mother without the sister, sister without the mother. Mother sister every time.

    And "Buggin Out" is a great name, 1 cuz that nigga was buggin out, and 2 cuz i wish that was my nickname.

  2. yeah man…but did you peep the exchange between charlie murphy and wesley snipes.." you livin' large you seen gator"…"o now im the missing persons bureau right"


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