Aulas turbulentas

Título original: School Daze

1988
R
2h 1min

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Laurence Fishburne, Spike Lee, Giancarlo Esposito, Tisha Campbell, and Kyme in Aulas turbulentas (1988)

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Satire Comedy Drama Musical

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA not so popular young man wants to pledge to a popular fraternity at his historically black college.A not so popular young man wants to pledge to a popular fraternity at his historically black college.A not so popular young man wants to pledge to a popular fraternity at his historically black college.

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Trailer 1:43

Official Trailer

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Three Movies That Changed Billy Porter's Life

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Three Movies That Changed Billy Porter's Life

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School Daze: You Still Don't Understand

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Curiosidades
Spike Lee had the actors stay in separate hotels during filming. The actors playing the "wannabes" had better accommodation than those playing the "jigaboos", which contributed to the on-camera animosity between the two camps. The step show scene was the result of that animosity. According to Lee, the fight between the jigaboos and wannabes was real.

Pifias
During "I Don't Want To Be Alone Tonight," the Gamma Rays' black gloves go from above the elbow, to below the elbow, and back again between shots.

Citas
Rachel Meadows: [as the "Jiggaboos" and the "Wannabes" encounter each other in the hallway] The word is "Excuse me."
Jane Toussaint: No one told you to stand in the hall, either. "Excuse me."
Rachel Meadows: That's better, Ms. Thing.
Doris Witherspoon: [as Jane turns and flips her hair] It's not real!
Dina: [as the Jiggaboos laugh] Say what?
Lizzie Life: You heard
Rachel Meadows: It... ain't... even... real.
Jane Toussaint: You wish you had hair like this.
Doris Witherspoon: Girl, you know you weren't even born with blue eyes!
Lizzie Life: That's right. Blue contact lenses.
Dina: They're just jealous!
Rachel Meadows: Jealous?
Jane Toussaint: Rachel! I've been watching you look at Julian. You're not slick.
Rachel Meadows: If that was true, he wasn't much to look at.
[Snaps fingers]
Doris Witherspoon: Mmm-hmm. Tell her, girl!
Jane Toussaint: Picaninny!
Doris Witherspoon: Barbie doll!
Rachel Meadows: High-yellow heifer!
Dina: Tar baby!
Lizzie Life: Wannabe white!
Kim: Jiggaboo!
Rachel Meadows: Don't start!
Jane Toussaint: We're gonna finish it!

Conexiones
Edited into The Rays: Be Alone Tonight (1988)

Banda sonora
I'm Building Me a Home
Arranged by Uzee Brown (as Dr. Uzee Brown)
Performed by Morehouse College Glee Club (uncredited)
Solo by Tracy Coley (uncredited)

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7/10

It's not a good movie because you didn't go to a Black school?

So what if you went to Harvard and not Hampton, this film is still well-shot, well-acted and damn funny. If you can't understand the light vs. dark, town vs. gown, Greeks vs. GDI conflicts, maybe you don't... under... stand... English... well. I never saw the movie in its entirety until I was about 20 (and pledging at an HBCU, but that's another story) but it just got better as I got older. This movie is like many of Spike's: it's for a group of people (Black ones) that rarely get to tell their own stories. If other people get it, super. On a sidenote, what's so "universal" about Dirty Dancing? I've never had to drop out of a contest because of my botched abortion that Lenny from Law & Order had to come help me out with. I've also never been a small, Jewish man in New York City, but people seem to find Woody Allen's movies "universal" enough. Why don't these issues come up with movies made by whi... (ahem) other filmmakers?