Welcome back to Manned Hunting, in which waypoint and friends are working

through the

film about the rachael politics in the 60s that he You know takes this detour away from like

procedural films or crime films and makes in many ways a

historic

historical biopic but with a real focus on the issues of race and class and

and the politics of the time and I think that probably impressed me

unduly at the at the first time I saw it in the context of just expectations

I had of his work at the time

revisiting it here and we were joking about this as we were getting prepped for this

This feels very much like a movie of parts in fact in some ways you kind of look at the two halves of

Ali and see Michael man basically covering two other films that it seems like he just might really like and

might be really

informing perhaps

overly much his approach to this this material. I don't know Alex. It's like when I look when I look at Ali

I see Michael man very faithfully and respectfully

nodding at Spike Lee's

1992 Malcolm X and

the fighting documentary when we were kings

Yeah, and when I saw L. Ali the first time I saw this movie in theaters in 2001 when it came out and

I had not seen either of those things prior to that

and

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