Although the original novel is classified as a juvenile novel, the film does not limit it, but uses it as a springboard to show the impact of such unprovoked violence and blood on a high school student and the African-American community at all levels. Presenting the beauty of imperfection and thinking positively in the face of flaws is the key to "The Hate U Give"'s closeness and attractiveness, and it is also Tillman's success in making the audience forget skin color and understand that it is a human issue between people. It does not preach or seek revenge. It uses the most daily details, the most naked blood and warmth to inspire empathy and mutual assistance, and provides a heartwarming and realistic introductory lesson to audiences who are not aware of American racial issues
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The Hate U Give positive review
2022-03-09 08:01
Extended Reading
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Marcelle 2022-03-19 09:01:10
A group of white leftists in the middle went to the parade holding Black lives matters. In fact, it was just to skip class. It's really ironic.
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Theron 2022-03-26 09:01:14
The text of the novel is too heavy, like two episodes splicing American dramas more than one movie, half of the rhythm is completely frantic, and the emotions are in a state of oversaturation at any time. Anthony Mackie plays the villain how I look and how I want to laugh, and the heroine's face keeps reminding me of Ouyang Nana.
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Starr Carter: You ever see anyone die?
Chris: No?
Starr Carter: Well I have... twice in my life!
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Starr Carter: [to cops] How many more of us do you have to kill before you get it?