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(Source: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Book)
Here are six reviews on Green Book:
1.
The screenplay essentially turns Shirley into a black man who thematically shapeshifts into whoever will make the story appealing to white audiences - and that’s inexcusable.
Lawrence Ware New York Times
2.
Green Book is effective and affecting while being careful to avoid overdosing its audience on material that some might deem too shocking or upsetting.
James Berardinelli ReelViews
3.
In a world that seems to get uglier every day, this movie’s gentle heart and mere humanity feel like a salve.
Leah Greenblatt Entertainment Weekly
4.
A bizarre fish-out-of-water comedy masquerading as a serious awards-season contender by pretending to address the deep wound of racial inequality while demonstrating its profound inability, intellectually and dramatically, to do that.
Kevin Maher Times (UK)
5.
Sometimes life is stranger than art, sometimes art imitates life, and sometimes life imitates art. If life starts imitating hopeful art - that’s uplifting. That’s the goal of art, as I see it. “Green Book” uplifts.
Mark Jackson Epoch Times
6.
There’s not much here you haven’t seen before, and very little that can’t be described as crude, obvious and borderline offensive, even as it tries to be uplifting and affirmative.
A.O. Scott New York Times
(Source: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/green_book/reviews/)
The word “while” in “to address the deep wound of racial inequality while demonstrating its profound inability” (#4) is the same as
- A whilst
- B which
- C whence
- D whether
- E whatever