I thought this movie is well written and has a strong cast. It's witty and fun, and I guaranty you have not seen anything like it.

I wanted to see this when it was at the movie theaters. Due to my schedule I had no free time to check it out. I found the BluRay at Best Buy and man this film is off the hook in more ways than one! It was shot in my hometown Oakland so I automatically took interest. This movie is the craziest thing I've seen since Get Out 2 years ago. They say that slavery would be back in effect in 1995 but it never went out of existence. Just in different forms. In this film you see how people are used and manipulated for someone else's gain. Just like in the movie Get Out, a lot of stereotypes about black people and black men in particular were confronted. It was good to see Bay Area native Danny Glover in the flick as well as Mistah FAB making his cameo appearance. Shout out to Boots Riley from The Coup for making this film happen no doubt!!!

Sorry To Bother You is an experience. What starts out as simple satire of a young African American using a "white voice" to talk to people with his job as a telemarketer turns into a bizarre journey that focuses on a dystopian society that deals with capitalism. I saw this movie in theaters, and was laughing throughout. Not only is this movie hilarious, but it's thought provoking. In my opinion, Sorry To Bother You was one of 2018's overlooked movies. If you like surreal, dark comedies, check this movie out.

It is probably best to go into a viewing of Sorry to Bother You without knowing much about the plot beyond the basics. Doing otherwise would ruin some delightfully weird twists and turns. In short, a telemarketer climbs the latter with a hilarious voice and discovers things are not what they seem.

Anarchic, outrageous, funny and frighteningly relevant- This films examines the extremes of society in terms of racism, culture appropriation and hyper-consumerism through the surreal tale of a telemarketer trying to make it big. Not for everyone but I’d still recommend at least seeing it once.