Shaft is portrayed as a testosterone-blown, bull-in-a-china-shop killer who got stuck in the 70s somewhere. I vote we leave him there.
His actions *are* aimed at justice for the underdog in some way, but this is a great example of the hunter becoming the monster he hunts. It's pretty hard for me to see this guy as anybody's hero. Well, maybe a very confused, very angry adolescent .
His actions *are* aimed at justice for the underdog in some way, but this is a great example of the hunter becoming the monster he hunts. It's pretty hard for me to see this guy as anybody's hero. Well, maybe a very confused, very angry adolescent .