The nightclub where Tony worked was closed for renovations, and a job was desperately needed. A friend suggested that he go to an interview conducted by a doctor of music in order to find a driver. When he arrived at the luxury apartment, he found that the doctor was a black classical music pianist named Tang. The pianist was in need of a driver to take care of the pick-up and drop-off work when he held his southern tour. Of course, both of them knew very well in their hearts that in the southern region where apartheid was severe in the 1960s, they could easily get into trouble, but Tony needs money, and Don needs a professional driver who can take care of him. The record company that paid Tony gave him a "Green Book" guide, which listed places where local blacks can eat and sleep, because many hotels and restaurants are restricted to whites only.
Green Book movie plot
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Emelie 2022-03-23 09:01:16
It's so nice to see crying. Different from the usual racist movies, it is not limited to the vertical retrospect of historical events or the horizontal display of personal deeds. Instead, it points to a dark moment of life and loneliness, and passes through the identities of blacks and whites, rich and poor. Replacement makes the already rigid theme present a sense of relaxation and drama. No matter what color, sexual orientation, or class, loneliness is the problem that everyone needs to overcome throughout their lives. This year's award season is the only satisfactory work so far. I hope the honor belongs to it.
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Gayle 2021-10-20 19:00:24
Highly-completed road comedy, the highlight is the complete characterization and the wonderful use of details. The play and performance are outstanding. The creative inspiration came from real people and real things, and made artistic fiction and exaggeration to express the theme. I heard that the descendants of real people have opinions and disputes about this. Art works are not history, I think it is understandable.
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Tony Lip: [Surveying the snow] This could get bad, Doc.
Dr. Don Shirley: Yes. It's a shame we don't have something to protect us on our journey. Oh, I know. Why don't you put your lucky rock up on the dash, Tony? Come on, Tony, we need all the help we can get.
[Tony puts the stone on the dash]
Dr. Don Shirley: Thank you. I feel safer already.
Tony Lip: You're a real prick, you know that?
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Dolores: You hungry?
Tony Lip: I'm starvin'!