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Old Ass Movies: The Delightful Racism of ‘Song of the South’
Features By Scott Beggs on September 20, 2009 | Comments (13)
Normally I’d be selling you on how an ancient movie is still enjoyable today or that a modern audience can still be moved by pictures made over half a century ago, but I’m not so sure Song of the South really deserves all that much praise for its own artistic merit.
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