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Disc one: New widescreen transfer, enhanced for 16x9 televisions; audio commentary by director Spike Lee, cinematographer Ernest Dickerson, production designer Wynn Thomas, and actor Joie Lee; RSDL dual-layer edition
Disc two: St. Clair Bourne's documentary feature The Making of "Do the Right Thing"; Spike Lee and producer Jon Kilik revisit the movie's Bed-Stuy locations; Spike Lee's behind-the-scenes footage; new video introduction by Spike Lee; new video interview with editor Barry Brown; Public Enemy's "Fight the Power" video, directed by Lee; original storyboards for the riot sequence, with film-to-storyboard comparison; original theatrical trailer
Disc #1 -- Do the Right Thing - The Movie
1. Logos [:22]
2. "Fight the Power" [4:19]
3. "Wake Up, Up You Wake" [2:42]
4. Siblings [3:26]
5. Sal's Famous [2:50]
6. The 'Hood [5:03]
7. The Wall of Fame [4:07]
8. "Always Do the Right Thing" [2:18]
9. Can't Stand the Heat [2:42]
10. Mo and Joe Black [2:41]
11. Public Enemy Throws Down Rubén Blades [3:47]
12. "I Was Born in Brooklyn" [2:23]
13. Breakin' It Down [5:02]
14. Da Gang Disses Da Mayor [2:42]
15. ."..More Than Black" [3:31]
16. Some Thoughts On Ethnicity [1:14]
17. The Story Of Love and Hate [4:10]
18. WLOV Montage [4:24]
19. Father and Son [:00]
20. "Boycott Sal's!" [4:26]
21. Fresh Batteries and Flowers [4:28]
22. Da Mayor Saves the Day [4:54]
23. Playing Big Brother [2:16]
24. Special Delivery [2:55]
25. "Black-White-No" [8:05]
26. A Great Day For Sal and Sons [3:22]
27. Chokehold [4:57]
28. "You Do What You Gotta Do" [3:17]
29. Fighting Fire... [4:22]
30. The Triple Truth, Ruth [3:51]
31. Payday [3:20]
32. Martin and Malcolm / End Credits [3:59]
1. Introduction: Chuck D [:22]
2. "Virgin Territory" [4:19]
3. "How Do You Express Heat?" [2:42]
4. Where "Mookie" Came From [3:26]
5. Playing With Air Molecules [2:50]
6. Whip Pans and Rain [5:03]
7. Reflection Of a "Sausage" [4:07]
8. "Mixing Color Temperature" [2:18]
9. Bathing Suits For the Crew [2:42]
10. A Favorite of Scorsese's [2:41]
11. Interpretation [3:47]
12. West Side Story [2:23]
13. "My First Union Picture" [5:02]
14. "No Drugs In the Film" [2:42]
15. Revisionist History [3:31]
16. Playing With the Medium [1:14]
17. Dutch Angles [4:10]
18. "You Don't Help Spike" [4:24]
19. Improvisation With Smiley [:00]
20. "Giancarlo Loves Glasses" [4:26]
21. The Red Wall [4:28]
22. Misconceptions About the Lees [4:54]
23. Tawana Brawley Graffiti [2:16]
24. "I Met Rosie On My Birthday..." [2:55]
25. A Tragedy? [8:05]
26. The N Word [3:22]
27. The Title [4:57]
28. "He Imploded" [3:17]
29. Joie's Deleted Scene [4:22]
30. Role Models [3:51]
31. Wim Wenders On Mookie [3:20]
32. "A Synthesis" [3:59]
Disc #2 -- Do the Right Thing - The Supplement
1. Messag To the Community [5:32]
2. Bed-Stuy, Do Or Die [4:47]
3. American-Italian-Americans [8:12]
4. "One of My Mentors" [3:48]
5. Production Begins [7:37]
6. Extra Casting [2:11]
7. A Little Inconvience [5:20]
8. "Not That I I'm Prejudiced" [5:51]
9. In Search Of An Answer [3:41]
10. That's a Wrap [6:59]
1. Introductions [3:07]
2. Sal & Violence [5:52]
3. Davis, Spike & The Industry [1:36]
4. Black Perspective/Public Enemy [3:14]
5. Discussing the Characters [4:28]
6. Summer Of '89 [2:25]
7. Filmmaking and Race [3:19]
8. Life Vs. Art [5:21]
9. Mookie [1:46]
10. Filmmaker Aren't Gods [3:29]
11. "This Film Is Not About Drugs" [3:12]
12. "White Flight" [4:24]
As startling as a trash can shattering a plate-glass window, director Spike Lee's third feature burst into theaters and changed cinematic history. Still widely regarded as Lee's best film, it opened the field to other African-American directors and helped to make such films as Boyz n the Hood possible. Do the Right Thing covers a single, sweltering summer day in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant section when racial tensions ignite minor disagreements that finally blaze into a night of violence. All the elements of Lee's provocative film are incendiary, designed to excite the senses. The Crayola color scheme and the jarring, innovative cinematography amplify the constant friction between the different characters and cultures. From the massive boom box lugged by surly Radio Raheem (Bill Nunn), Public Enemy's rancorous anthem "Fight the Power" proclaims the dawn of a new era in America. Hilarious one moment, uncomfortable the next, and graced with great performances by John Turturro, Danny Aiello, and Rosie Perez, Do the Right Thing maintains an in-your-face intensity throughout. Regina Raiford, Barnes & Noble
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