Green Book
Directed by Peter FarrellyTony Lip, a bouncer in 1962, is hired to drive pianist Don Shirley on a tour through the Deep South in the days when African Americans, forced to find alternate accommodations and services due to segregation laws below the Mason-Dixon Line, relied on a guide called The Negro Motorist Green Book.
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Green Book Ratings & Reviews
- Mister ArnMay 14, 2025It's a "Buddy film" that's worth watching. Both the main characters have extreme personalities that created a dynamic onscreen pairing that's very entertaining.
- Agent _TEGOctober 21, 2025Top tier acring and portrayal, very very entertaining
- pablobe77October 17, 2025Really really really really good
- Pavle Mitric (n0fly)February 10, 2025Great "feelgood" movie!
- Jesse CoppensOctober 3, 2025just watched it for the second time still a masterpiece
- thomasrogers753July 10, 2025Just an absolute fantastic movie
- shmericshmorterAugust 26, 2025For a movie about race, it wasn't too heavy handed or uncomfortable. Actually pretty well done all around. Would recommend.
- tellumAugust 17, 2025I will say that this movie does a good job touching people who otherwise are not the most considerate when it comes to racial or gay prejudice. This movie has flaws, and it’s a fair statement that white people appreciate it more than black people, and there’s a reason for that. At the very least the movie makes suburbanites think for a minute.
- aaravsingh19August 8, 2025so good that it got me wishing for nothing bad to happen
- DigitalDisappointmentMarch 25, 2025A fantastic movie about a really fantastic evolution for both of the main men. I had no idea it was (based on) a true story until the end, which made it so much better to me.
- kylescriFebruary 16, 2025Great movie! Great story, Two incredible actors, good to see Aragorn out there killing it on the big screen still!
- Nath PapadacisJune 13, 2025Superb film. You really get lost in these characters. I don’t think I can really write a review that does this film justice. Just watch it!
