Review of Spinning Into Butter (2009) by Brian S — 09 May 2011
There are good racism movies. this is not one of them. this isn't much of good movie, period. incredibly stale and wooden performances from the entire cast, with the possible exception of Mykelti Williamson.
the characters aren't sympathetic, the story is mired in political correctness, and the dialogue is so forced you almost have to wonder if it'd be a different film if people could say what they would naturally say instead of lines off a script.
Rebecca Gilman's play is at least somewhat tolerable because it involves a bit of thinking on the audience's part. this does all your thinking for you, and it does a very poor job of it.
This review of Spinning Into Butter (2009) was written by Brian S on 09 May 2011.
Spinning Into Butter has generally received mixed reviews.
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