Not an essential Spike Lee joint
Summer of Sam is another Spike Lee ode to New York City. It focuses upon three friends, Joh. Leguizamo, Mira Sovino, and Adrien Brody in the summer of 1977 and how the killer the Son of Sam tore them apart. The problem is that like a lot of Lee’s early films the story goes all over the place and people probably lost focus. It reminds me of Crooklyn in that sense. What I liked were the small bits of New York that Lee always includes like an argument over Mickey Mantle vs Willie Mayes, a concert at the famed CBGB’s Punk club, and the Yankees winning the World Series. Overall I don’t think this is an essential Lee joint.
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