Works as a murder mystery and a statement about black people standing up for themselves
In The Heat Of The Night is the famous crime drama featuring Sidney Poitier which is also about race relations. That’s shown at the start when Poitier is brought into the police station simply because he was black. Police officer Warren Oates immediately thought he was responsible for a murder because of his color when in fact he was a cop from Philadelphia. The story is about Poitier and police chief Rod Steiger being forced together to investigate a recent killing. The dilemma of course is whether they can actually cooperate or not.<br /><br />The movie is all about the interactions between Poitier and the white inhabitants of the Mississippi town he finds himself in. That includes the famous exchange where Poitier says, “They call me Mr. Tibbs!” Or another time when he gets slapped when questioning a man and slaps him back. I can only imagine what audiences thought of those scenes in 1967.<br /><br />Overall, the film is a satisfying murder mystery and even better to watch Poitier stand up for himself against racists.
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