RZA's One Spoon of Chocolate

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Prophet R Sep 18, 2026 Was One Spoon of Chocolate a fucking laxative? Because this was pure shit. I kept waiting for this movie to become as good as the premise sounded. You've got a veteran and ex-con trying to start over, young men disappearing, racist locals, corrupt law enforcement and eventually a full-blown revenge story. There should've been a hell of a movie somewhere in there. Instead, it drags, wanders around and takes forever to get where you already know it's going. There are flashes of style and some decent action once things finally get moving, but none of it was enough to save the experience for me. And then I found out Quentin Tarantino didn't just have his name slapped on the poster—RZA actually showed him the finished movie, Quentin loved it, and then came aboard the project. HOW? WHY? This feels like one of those celebrity-endorsed products where somebody forgot to run it through quality control before putting their name on it. One spoon of chocolate? I needed a whole bottle of Pepto-Bismol. See more a Jul 20, 2026 Storyline was choppy. See more LoTrell Smith May 23, 2026 My personal movie experience was Wu-Tang all day. Respect ⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️ See more Daniel H May 16, 2026 Just from the trailer, I had pegged this film as "Get Out" meets Bourne Identity—though I admit I never watched the Bourne films in full. Still, that was my vibe. So I rounded up a couple of my friends, and we had to trek outside Chicago to even see it. Ill say it—this film wasnt playing in the city (except for the Pop-up Screening RZA did in Chicago weeks before), and I know exactly why..! This is the type of film they're afraid to show in a city like Chicago. We hit a 10:15 p.m. showing (I think the film was close to two hours), got home super late, and I had school the next day. Worth it? Absolutely and Id do it again..! The themes hit a chord in so many different ways and this is why I'm writing this review. I feel like more people need to go and see this film. Definitely not to be written off and one for those that like to go deeper than surface level. This will surely become a part of my Special Films Collection. I didn't want it to end & I felt like it could have kept going, but I'll get into that A good film & watch with layers & a powerful message. Based on real events, this movie hit home in so many aspects. Its been a while since Ive actually yelled & jumped out of my seat..! Shameik Moore (the lead) owned this role and absolutely slays it..! Blair Underwood brought a genuine, convincing presence & some of the villains play their roles so good, its hard not to see them like that & it leaves with you off screen..! A Great cast with Riveting Action..!!! Action that isnt just fast-paced but gripping & pulls you deep into the story right away, keeping you anticipating & on the edge of your seat in suspense & emotion. The cinematography was on point, with some great shots, and the soundtrack hit hard—at times, where I really felt like I was there in the scenes, from being immersed in the original scores to singing & spitting the lyrics. But I wanted more. More side stories. More backstories. And I wanted to see the hood stand up. You had these antagonists rolling into neighborhoods, and no one reacting..! In reality? Nah, we know how that would go down. I wanted justice. I wanted to see that town get busted, the system held accountable. Unique, Shameiks character, represented in a real powerful way, but I wanted more people standing with him. In the end, I was left feeling like the film pushed Hard in some areas & played it Safe in others. Maybe so it could even still be shown in theaters. But Ill say this: Its a film worth seeing. Id watch it again, and I hope others do, too. Would Love to see an uncut version & any deleted scenes. I didn't want it to end, I probably could have gotten (at least) a good 30-35 minutes more out of this film or even Extras after the Credits and would have thoroughly enjoyed that. I was so into it, it Felt like the time just flew..!!! Oh, and while watching, I thought, is that Michael Jacksons daughter? Turns out, yes—Paris Jackson is in it. That was a cool surprise in a film thats absolutely worth seeing..! See more Candice May 15, 2026 This movie was trash. Walked out before it finished. See more Elise May 11, 2026 Enjoyable revenge thriller. Good needle drops, definite and vivid visual style, and effective fight sequences. I was reminded of the vigilante films of the 1970s but with an actual perspective and social grounding. There's a lot of reality to the racialized anxieties and horrors of this film. Was unaware Tarantino was attached as producer until I got to the theater (ugghhh). I'm interested in where RZA goes next. See more Read all reviews

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