Sorry to Bother You [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2018]

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.

This film is awesome! I didn't expect it to be so surreal! This purchase was excellent, I gave the dvd for my mom to watch and I held onto the bluray! 2 for 1! theres also a digital copy but I didn't do that so I don't know about it.

Good movie, added to home theater collection. Great purchase from Best Buy.

I heard good things about this film, but it straight up blew me away. Not really sure what to compare it to, sort of stands alone. Should go down as essential cinema for quality, innovation, and unique engagement with its social themes.

Funny satire about art, capitalism, and what it means to be authentic. It’s also just plain weird. I liked more a second time around because the crazier elements threw me off during the first viewing. Recommended.

This is this year’s “Get Out.” “Sorry to Bother You” has something to say about the way we treat hourly wage workers. I kept getting Spike Jonze and Spike Lee impressions all throughout. The key winners here are Boots Riley and Lakeith Stanfield. Stanfield nails it. Director/writer, Riley, has a lot to say. His film is truly loaded. The main thing and sad thing that I got out of this was that people will often just accept and adapt to whatever is put upon them. My only gripe is the film made some odd editing choices, but mostly forgivable. Again, “Sorry to Bother You” is very much a social thriller/comedy in the vein of “Get Out” and makes for another good chapter in modern-day filmmaking.

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!!!

A great movie. Boots Riley did his thing on this project!!!!