Title: Cheap political agenda saves film when ideas run out...
Product review: The last scene in Summer of Sam is clearly an attempt at audience hypnotism to convince the viewing public to the music of the Who that Italians are dumb animals who cannot see further than their noses. He pulled this stunt back in "do the right thing" and he demonstrates a cheap attempt at this agenda again. Why does the poor guy hate Italian-Americans so badly? Maybe he has no talent and has to play the hate card when he runs out of ideas.
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