BlacKkKlansman

Bad editing, bad score, zero character backstory. At the end the love interest head of the black student union who spent her short screen time talking about police brutality and black liberations clinks beers with all the cops and they celebrate their heroic win over the kkk. Maybe I'm missing something but for a long movie with a few very powerful and shocking moments and of course an important message they spent almost no time actually exploring the questions presented about the impact of ever present racism and being a black cop (or really anything to do with the main character at all) and instead opted to focus almost exclusively on the action movie like infiltration and the antics of the dumb wacky kkk members. Adam driver drops a slur appropriately every 10 seconds.