Dreams of the Younger family to better themselves
This remake of A Raisin In The Sun starts off with Langston Hughes’ famous A Dream Deferred poem which has the line “What happens to a raisin in the sun?” The movie is about the dreams of the Younger family. Each one has a different one from starting a business to connecting with their African roots but what they all have in common is the idea of escaping their current situation. That being five working class African Americans living in a small apartment in Chicago in the 1950s. The movie touches on how black people have always tried to improve themselves such as the mother Phylicia Rashad moving North durimg the Great Migration to escape the racism and hardships of the South. The differences however are what drives the story and the conflicts such as between the son played by Sean Combs and the mother Phylicia Rashad.<br /><br />The two standout performances are by Combs and his sister Sanaa Lathan. Combs captures the bitterness of his character. He truly feels that his dreams have not only been deferred but destroyed. Lathan on the other hand is full of hope thinking about her African roots and her professor played by David Oyelowo.<br /><br />This is a fine remake but I don’t think it has the explosiveness of the original 1961 one.
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