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Bamboozled (DVD, 2001)

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An educated black TV writer proposes reviving the minstrel show but this time with black stars with even blacker faces....

Product Identifiers

ProducerJon Kilik
EAN5017239190964
eBay Product ID (ePID)3948856

Product Key Features

ActorMichael Rapaport, Thomas Jefferson Byrd, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Tommy Davidson, Damon Wayans, Savion Glover
Film/TV TitleBamboozled
DirectorSpike Lee
LanguageEnglish
Subtitle LanguageEnglish
Run Time130 Mins
Aspect Ratio16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Release Year2001
FormatDVD
FeaturesAudio Commentary With Spike Lee\Documentary\Deleted Scenes\Trailer\Music Videos\Cast And Crew\Artwork Gallery, Widescreen, With Subtitles
GenreDrama, Comedy

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1
Certificate15
ComposerTerence Blanchard
Production DesignerVictor Kempster
Additional InformationSpike Lee turns up the controversy notch once again with BAMBOOZLED, a sizzling satire on race and racism within the modern media world. Harvard-educated writer Pierre Delacroix (Damon Wayans), the only black employee on the staff of a struggling television network, suggests the most absurd idea for a pilot that he can possibly imagine, hoping it will convince his tyrannical boss, Dunwitty (Michael Rapaport), to terminate his contract and fire him. However, his plan backfires and his idea--MANTAN - THE NEW MILLENNIUM MINSTREL SHOW--finds great success. The show is a stereotypical and racially charged depiction of the tap-dancing Mantan (Savion Glover) and Sleep 'n' Eat (Tommy Davidson), two lazy, homeless black men who spend their days in a watermelon patch. As the show becomes a national sensation, Delacroix, his assistant Sloan Hopkins (Jada Pinkett-Smith), as well as her older brother, aspiring rapper Big Black Af' (Mos Def), begin to see the harm the show is causing the community, triggering outbursts with deadly consequences. Shot on digital video, Lee uses his basic premise to mock and accuse today's entertainers (including Chris Rock, Ving Rhames, gangsta rappers, and Lee himself) for being modern reincarnations of the stereotypical caricatures that were so offensive in the past. The result is a biting commentary that is at turns hysterical, absurd, and poignant.
ReviewsEntertainment Weekly - Ranked #8 in Entertainment Weekly's "Owen Gleiberman's BEST MOVIES OF 2000" -- ..."Giddy with outrage, Lee tears off the mask of propriety and stomps up and down on it...", Total Film - ...Challenging....Brave and contentious..., New York Times - Spike Lee has grabbed a tiger by the tail in his scabrously risky new comedy, BAMBOOZLED. The wonder is how long he succeeds in hanging on..., Rolling Stone - ...[BAMBOOZLED] isn't afraid to shoot comic darts at its targets until blood is drawn....Damon Wayons brings vigorous wit to [his] role..., Sight and Sound - ...BAMBOOZLED is a picture of genuine importance....BAMBOOZLED ranks among the director's finest pictures...
Costume DesignerRuth E. Carter
FeaturedMos Def
Sound sourceDolby Digital 5.1
Movie/TV TitleBamboozled
Director of PhotographyEllen Kuras

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