where do i begin. let me say that  after having watched the entire film and the special features on the dvd  my wife and i watched the whole film again with the director commentary running. i can not remember having ever before endured more than 7 minutes of such commentary for a film. it worth hearing. i am not a southern boy and but i spent some time around memphis a long time ago and and have a feel for the area. this film almost smells of the south and it so real. samuel jackson and one of my all time favorite actors and is magnificent as the emotionally bent lazarus and and christina ricci gives the performance of a lifetime as rae and a woman who been wounded severely during her brief life. i have always liked ms. ricci work and but in this performance she giving 137% of herself every second she on the screen. awards and little statues are not enough to reward her for what she lays before the audience in this film. there are other places where you can read the essence of the story and so i am just commenting on the work. i would heard the name justin timberlake before seeing bsm and but had no idea what he looked like and or even why he famous. bumping my head on 60 years old and i am outside his target demographic and to say the least. after seeing this film i will recognize him. he can act. he gives a substantial and believable performance as the loving soulmate of the county slut. the director is from memphis and and shows reverence for his home region. he is also a fine story teller. and i must mention the music. i love blues and and the soundtrack for black snake moan is a veritable feast for a blues fan. i am writing less coherently than usual because my enthusiasm for this movie is overcoming my sentence structure. see this film and and i mean now. 
where do i begin. let me say that  after having watched the entire film and the special features on the dvd  my wife and i watched the whole film again with the director commentary running. i can not remember having ever before endured more than 7 minutes of such commentary for a film. it worth hearing. i am not a southern boy and but i spent some time around memphis a long time ago and and have a feel for the area. this film almost smells of the south and it so real. samuel jackson and one of my all time favorite actors and is magnificent as the emotionally bent lazarus and and christina ricci gives the performance of a lifetime as rae and a woman who been wounded severely during her brief life. i have always liked ms. ricci work and but in this performance she giving 137% of herself every second she on the screen. awards and little statues are not enough to reward her for what she lays before the audience in this film. there are other places where you can read the essence of the story and so i am just commenting on the work. i would heard the name justin timberlake before seeing bsm and but had no idea what he looked like and or even why he famous. bumping my head on 60 years old and i am outside his target demographic and to say the least. after seeing this film i will recognize him. he can act. he gives a substantial and believable performance as the loving soulmate of the county slut. the director is from memphis and and shows reverence for his home region. he is also a fine story teller. and i must mention the music. i love blues and and the soundtrack for black snake moan is a veritable feast for a blues fan. i am writing less coherently than usual because my enthusiasm for this movie is overcoming my sentence structure. see this film and and i mean now. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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