Best movie of 2018 powerful and funny at same time A love story to Oakland
Blindspotting is a love story to the city of Oakland, California, for what it is and what is disappearing due to gentrification. It was written by the two stars of the movie Daveed Diggs as Colin and Rafel Casal as Miles.<br /><br />The message of the old and new Oakland is shown as soon as the credits start. You have the corner stores and the new Whole Foods Market. You’ve got the black people and the new white people. You have the homeless camps while new apartments are being built across the city. Then Colin and Miles eat food at the new Kwik Qay. That used to be a neighborhood burger joint in the hood, but now it has become a gourmet restaurant with vegan burgers and umami ketchup.<br /><br />The story focuses upon Diggs who just got out of prison and has two days left on parole and his life long friend Miles. They work as movers, and they come across all kinds of examples of how the Oakland they grew up in is disappearing as middle and upper class whites move into the city and transform it. Kwik Way was just one example. Another is when they empty out an old house in West Oakland that used to be owned by a black family. These are the type of people that are being forced out of Oakland because of the rising costs, and their home will be refurbished and sold to a middle to upper class family just moving to the city.<br /><br />There are other messages as well. Colin’s parole for example shows how the lives of felons are so limited that it is almost impossible not to have a violation and be sent right back to jail. For example, he’s given a job to move a house outside of Alameda county. Luckily Colin catches that otherwise he would have violated his parole. In another scene his mom asks him why he can’t find an apartment and he says as a convicted felon that’s impossible. Instead he lives in a halfway house with a curfew which he is always on the verge of breaking. Again, if he did that would be a violation and he would be sent back to prison.<br /><br />Police violence is also covered as Colin witnesses the police shooting an unarmed black man that was running from the authorities. That death haunts Colin as his daily routine is disturbed with the images of the murdered man and all the other black men that have been killed by cops. Miles’ young son also gets trained on how to deal with the police so that he doesn’t get shot.<br /><br />Blindspotting was by far the best movie of 2018. It was hilarious. It was touching. It had poignant social and political issues. It was just amazing and everyone should see it.<br />C
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