Strictly average movie

Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

Boring, long, and too preachy.

A Disappointing Continuation

Now THIS is a movie about peace and love. A true love story. When the N word and the Jew become faggots they realize they're not suicidal at all. Good wholesome entertainment for the entire family. Starring Bruce Jenner and Caitlyn Jenner working together for the first time. It's like they were one person on that screen ...and who knew Caitlyn was a gay black Jew? One twist after another....

I give this movie an 11 out of a possible 10. I completely agree with the message of this movie. I love killing f*ggot n*gger j*ws, and I feel that this movie really captures the feeling you get when you're strangling a f*ggot n*gger j*w, his eyes popping out of his head, putting your lips over his so as to steal his last breath. It's practically orgasmic. That part where the guy killed the f*ggot n*gger j*w was so great. The sounds they made when their bodies smashed together with hot, gay sex and then the guy proceeded to stab the f*ggot n*gger j*w 27 times in the dick was so hot. I came all over my chest. Keep it up my fellow f*ggot n*gger j*w killers.

The 20's had 'The General', the 30's had 'Gone with the wind', the 40's had 'Citizen Kane', the 50's saw 'Ben-Hur', the 60's received 'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly', the 70's had 'The Godfather', the 80's got 'Raging Bull' and in my opinion the best films of the 1990s was 'Please kill me, I'm a f*ggot n*gger Jew'. Simply put this is one of the all time greats and thoroughly deserves the attention it receives. It's just a wonder as to how this is yet to be put on the national film registry and even more shocking as to how it did not receive an Oscar nomination. Whereas some people may find this film offending I personally admire it's controversial theme and it will be remembered by historians as an othello for our times.