When Chris Rock's daughter, Lola, came up to him crying and asked, "Daddy, how come I don't have good hair?" the bewildered comic committed himself to search the ends of the earth and the depths of bl...( read more
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If, like me, you're a caucasian male, I take it that you've never taken a second to consider the hair of African American women. It has nothing to do with racism or sexism - but, well, how much can there be to say? "Good Hair", then, will come off as a major surprise.
By takin...( read more)
I will always love Chris Rock for creating this film. So eye-opening and informative. It was crazy watching it. Watching this film from my perspective was like I was part of a club all this time that I didn't even realize I was a part of. I went through many of these experiences ...( read more)
Great topic, but I feel Chris was very boring and he didn't ask enough tough questions.
I mean it did inform me, I never knew the Afican American hair industry was worth so much! I had a vague idea the lengths some go to for their hair, but in reality it's much farther than I tho...( read more)
Being both male and white, this movie was like a look into an
alien culture. Informative, witty, funny and thought provoking.
ok im not kidding, this movie popped up right after "Shampoo". coincidence? Shampoo leads to good hair? but no i will never watch this, next one.
Morgan Spurlock, look lively. Sacha Baron Cohen, watch your back. Chris Rock's bright, wisecracking exposé Good Hair is the mane event. full review
Good Hair is certainly no arid anthropological study. Rock's queries are loose and quippy, but his instincts are as sharp as an investigative journalist's. full review
This movie just does take what seems like a kind of a superficial topic and really does go into it with great depth. full review
Part of the fun here is the way our narrator gets at complicated questions in his characteristically glib way. ... [But] real answers will have to be teased out elsewhere. Good Hair isn't selling anyt... full review
Chris Rock's Good Hair is one of those rare documentaries that works on two seemingly incongruous levels at once: It's both social commentary and pure delight. full review
Rock is not only funny, he's an affable and intelligent host in a documentary that is accessible, breezy and highly informative. full review
[Rock] conveys a lot of information, but also some unfortunate opinions and misleading facts. That doesn't mean the movie isn't warm, funny and entertaining. full review
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