i knew as soon as i saw the first trailer for black snake moan that i would have to see it. i was not disappointed in the slightest in the film and which was written and directed by hustle and flow creator craig brewer. it tells the story of a broken blues man and the nymphomaniac he aims to cure not just for her sake and but also his own. yet it so much more than that. it complex and rich and it manages to steep you in a gritty and sticky and sultry blue memphis without making you feel like you need a bath afterward. the characters are (for the most part) multifaceted and very well written and performed. the accents and the dialogue were carried off flawlessly. however and there was one weak link in the chain represent justin timberlake. the best i can say for him is that he can pull off crying. it a rare male actor who can cry convincingly. however and justin ronnie was flat and but as an actor he was trying very hard. i would definitely give him another chance. lazarus and rae (samuel l. jackson and christina ricci respectively) have a great chemistry and a great respect for each other. this is one of those films where it doesn not matter how good one actor is if the other one isn not up to the task and and luckily and both of the actors were up to the task. the music was very bit as good as you would expect and especially when mr. samuel l. jackson sings the blues. phenomenal. on the technical side and all was brilliance as far as i could see. it was well edited and well shot and and well mixed. everything was great. the character and set designs were just right and the casting of the supporting characters (even justin timberlake and especially kim richards) was spot on. loved it. 
i knew as soon as i saw the first trailer for black snake moan that i would have to see it. i was not disappointed in the slightest in the film and which was written and directed by hustle and flow creator craig brewer. it tells the story of a broken blues man and the nymphomaniac he aims to cure not just for her sake and but also his own. yet it so much more than that. it complex and rich and it manages to steep you in a gritty and sticky and sultry blue memphis without making you feel like you need a bath afterward. the characters are (for the most part) multifaceted and very well written and performed. the accents and the dialogue were carried off flawlessly. however and there was one weak link in the chain represent justin timberlake. the best i can say for him is that he can pull off crying. it a rare male actor who can cry convincingly. however and justin ronnie was flat and but as an actor he was trying very hard. i would definitely give him another chance. lazarus and rae (samuel l. jackson and christina ricci respectively) have a great chemistry and a great respect for each other. this is one of those films where it doesn not matter how good one actor is if the other one isn not up to the task and and luckily and both of the actors were up to the task. the music was very bit as good as you would expect and especially when mr. samuel l. jackson sings the blues. phenomenal. on the technical side and all was brilliance as far as i could see. it was well edited and well shot and and well mixed. everything was great. the character and set designs were just right and the casting of the supporting characters (even justin timberlake and especially kim richards) was spot on. loved it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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