She's Gotta Have It (Spike Lee, 1986)

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manicsounds
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#26 Post by manicsounds »

Lee Can't Watch First Film

Moviemaker Spike Lee can't watch his breakthrough 1986 movie She's Gotta Have It because the film was "so raw" he'd rip himself to pieces.

Lee insists he's proud of every movie he has made but he knows he'd have huge problems with his first feature - if he was ever prepared to watch it again.

He explains, "It's painful for me, because I was so raw as a filmmaker then, and I'd really tear the film apart if I revisited it. I'd rather not put myself through that torture... I just can't watch it."
So much for a Criterion with retrospective materials
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#27 Post by skuhn8 »

That would make a great commentary though: "Aw Shiiiiiit, what the hell was I thinking?!"
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#28 Post by domino harvey »

skuhn8 wrote:That would make a great commentary though: "Aw Shiiiiiit, what the hell was I thinking?!"
Already the opening words of She Hate Me's commentary track
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#29 Post by flyonthewall2983 »

Didn't Wes Anderson harbor negative feelings towards Bottle Rocket for awhile?
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Jeff
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#30 Post by Jeff »

manicsounds wrote:Lee Can't Watch First FilmMoviemaker Spike Lee can't watch his breakthrough 1986 movie She's Gotta Have It because the film was "so raw" he'd rip himself to pieces.
So much for a Criterion with retrospective materials
Spike already recorded a commentary for the Criterion laser, which could simply be recycled here.
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