Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was a great movie. Spike lee is mad bout black history month being the shortest. At least you have one. Never heard of white history month

Graduating High School in the late 60's I loved the way this time period was faithfully captured by Lee. Wanted it also for the soundtrack. Amazing true story with parallels that still exist today.

Got this movie from Best Buy. It wasn’t that many in stock,but, one of the sell person went and held one for me! That way I keep coming back!

I enjoyed the movie and loved the fact that it was not only based on a true story but the screen version was written by a KU Professor.

The movie was good plus it’s a spike lee production !!! The store was in great shape and employee’s awnsered every question I had in a timely manner . 4K picture was subperd and so was the audio .

This is a satire film - so the comedy is a bit cringy. If you can get over that, the movie is definitely informative & beyond intriguing.

Excellent movie that is perfectly on time for today’s political climate. Outstanding performances all around. Sound and Picture are very good, although this isn’t a film for demoing a home theatre.

This movie really shows you what this world has gone to. It’s an open eyed movie that really shows you that racism isn’t dead. Great movie!

Good movie that is thoroughly enjoyable. The acting is great, though I will warn that the end of the movie may be jarring in a good way.

I enjoyed the movie based on the true story of the first African American detective in Colorado Springs. Picture quality and audio were A+

Overall this movie was a good movie definitely liked the plot is kind of funny when you think about what it’s about so it’s pretty good just did not like the end of the movie at the credits

enjoyable and superb acting and direction. I've watched it at least 3 times and the story has elements that can effect the times NOW !!!

"Blackkklansman" is Spike Lee's triumphant return to provocative filmmaking. Having spent the last decade alternating between celebrity documentaries (films on Michael Jackson, sports legends Kobe Bryant and Jim Brown) and genre oddities (a remake of a Korean horror thriller "Old Boy", the mash-up musical of Greek drama and Chicago gang violence "Chi Raq"), Lee seemingly lost his edginess. "Blackkklansman" proves that maybe he was just taking a break. The story is based on the true exploits of African American police detective Ron Stallworth, played in a star-making performance by Denzel's son John David Washington. He successfully infiltrates the KKK in the 1970's over the phone pretending to be a racist wannabe, then combines with Jewish undercover cop Flip Zimmerman (a terrific Adam Driver) to actually join the Klan, even getting so far as to meet with David Duke (Topher Grace in a scary/funny performance). The story is told with brashness and breeziness, in a style that Lee perfected in his seminal 90's films "Do the Right Thing," "Malcolm X," and "Jungle Fever." By turns suspenseful, satirical, and violent, the story has to be seen to be believed, but see it you should, especially in the political climate we live in today.

I swear this movie was almost like modern day with old stuff. Cant believe that stuff worked. But racism can make you blind sometimes.

4k movie came sealed and brand new, Best buy has great prices if you buy certain titles 2 at a time, check the weekly ads or online.

I'm excited to take a look at this historical piece. Having enjoyed John David Washington's work in the HBO series Ballers, it will be interesting to see him take the lead in this piece.

Very thought provoking and entertaining movie! It wasn't at all what I expected, but in a good way. The 4k upgrade was worth it.

Drama, Thriller, and Comedy that still relates to the times we still live in. Great performances. Best Spike Lee film in years

A movie that's very relevant today. Great story and acting make this a classic Spike Lee film. I would recommend to everyone!

Very well done story telling of a true incident from the ‘70’s that is still relevant to what is still happening to this day.