And if a Christ say it being what they go up on my food, on my food, I'm very proud of that.

Or you may think it's funny, but I'm very proud of that.

Hello and welcome once again to The Sinophiles, where this week we're continuing our exploration of Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing.

My name is Steve Morris, I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello, my name is John Roca, I'm a writer, producer and host here in San Diego, California, voice over artist and mad lover of Spike Lee and this movie Do The Right Thing.

It is a fantastic movie and we couldn't talk about it without our fantastic guest.

Yes, our fantastic guest who is returning founder of Four Horsemen Films.

He's a writer, director, actor, voice over artist, personal friend of mine.

And a guy I've hosted shows with before way in the way in the past times.

And we're excited to have him back again, Andre Gordon, how are you Andre?

Guys so good to be here again, so happy to be with you guys again, but your lovers of the movie.

I am, I fell in love with it again.

I read fell in love with it, forgot how great it is, how complex and simple it is at the same time can't wait to get into the rest of this movie.

Well, I think we should just jump right back in where we left off.

We had just seen, I think the most fun part of the film, which is we had the fire hydrant open, kids were playing in the water.

And then this gentleman came in with this convertible, they didn't go that well for him.

He tried to talk to the cops, that didn't work out very well either, and now we're going to be back at Sal's.

And what is Sal doing? He's on the phone and I didn't catch this at first.

And what he's clearly doing is checking up on Mookie.

Yeah.

I don't think Mookie is the best of employees.

You know something I was thinking about that I kept meaning to bring up is that these characters are so symbolic and their names are so symbolic.

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