Saturday, April 16, 2011

Christina Reviews *Crooklyn*

         Crooklyn is Spike Lee’s story of a young girl growing up in Brooklyn.  The story takes place in the 70’s.  From what I’ve read, it’s sort of autobiographical, but to be honest, what isn’t these days?   The girl, Troy, comes from a loving family whose members are doing their best to get by.  It’s a heart-warming movie, but there is also a gritty realism to it. 

       I remember watching this movie when I was 11 years old and really liking it.  There was something about the family that was comforting, in a way.  They could be anyone’s family, even though their experiences are specific to a particular time and place.  I found myself easily empathizing with them, and even identifying with them at times.

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