This crime and drama movie came out based on the book by Tim Tyson. It is about a killing that happened in 1970; a black Vietnam veteran by a white businessman. Who was later exonerated. It focuses on civil rights and how hard it was before now. There were a lot of good points to it and then when you are watching the movie you almost feel as though you are there.
The movie Blood Done Sign My Name is also popular because it shows the dissension between all different cultures and how hard it was to live back then. And, the way they lived trying to cope between one decade into the next. This movie focused on civil unrest because the white businessman was acquitted. This made many people furious and even caused some controversy over the situation and that’s putting it kindly. You have to remember though in these times everything was more or less in a segregated phase for many different cultures. From Americans, to African Americans, Chinese, and others it was not a good time in history.
At this point it isn’t even certain that it will be on DVD so seeing it in theaters might be the only time to see the movie. However it is a good movie and people should go see it. Directors and producers hope it will go over well at the box offices as well as the theater. A lot has been put into this movie and it should be good. The release date hasn’t been set yet but as soon as we find out what it is, we will pass it on to you. Be sure to leave comments and feedback about what you think about the Blood Done Sign My Name movie or other movie news and celebrity gossip that can be found on this site.
Release Date: February 19, 2010
Genre: Crime, Drama
Starring: Michael Rooker, Rick Shroder, Lee Norris, Omar Benson Miller, Nate Parker, Lela Rochon, Nick Searcy, Susan Walters
Director: Jeb Stuart
Writer: Jeb Stuart
Running Time: 2 hr. 8 min.
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for an intense scene of violence, thematic material involving racism, and for language.
Distributors: Paladin
Official Website: Not Available
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