Lippy. and bliss have been called racist before for not falling in line with the white people bashing that goes on daily on this forum. I believe ches was too as well as other
I don't hang out on this forum enough or view enough of the threads to know if this is indeed the case. If what you say is correct then that's unfortunate. That being said when I think about it I don't recall many of the women participating in the "In the Media" threads unless those threads dealt with movies, books, songs, etc. So I'm not so certain that the one dude arguing about "black male myopia" is on point. But, hey, whatever.
That being said I too have no interest in seeing this film. First of all I concur with the one gentleman who took issue with the title. It is unnecessary condescending as far as I'm concerned.
But the main reason I stay away is because of plot development/character developments I have learned regarding the movie. Supposedly the black male-white female pairing in the film is portrayed as a superficial one. The couple don't really seem to truly have any feelings for each other, not even complicated ones. Apparently they are only in such a hookup because of sexual stereotypes they have of one another, because of the status it brings them by being with each other and other non-substantial reasons. Of course the black male eventually has a revelation, breaks up with is white girlfriend and proves he is a real brother by hooking up with a black co-ed. Hmmm. Haven't we seen this plot development several times before? The one in which portrays any black male-white female pairing as being phony by nature. Aren't audience members tired of that bullshit by now?
And of course the militant black female DJ who starts all the fuss and repeatedly needles the white college students turns out to be having a secret relationship with a white, male TA (and probably a healthy relationship at that) and she comes from a loving family that includes a white daddy and a black mommy.

This is ultimate black female form of movie entertainment: putting down any relationship involving a black man and a white woman, seeing that black man finally come to his senses by finding himself a sista, and having another separate relationship involving a black female and some white dude. Hell, I'm not even dating a white chick and I find that sort of shit insulting. The filmmaker is a black gay male who makes a point of reportedly handling homosexuality in the film in delicate and fair way, but apparently have no interest in handling bm-wf pairings in an equally mature way. No thanks. I can go watch Jungle Fever again instead.