Get on the Bus

Get on the Bus is a 1996 film about a group of African-American men who are taking a cross-country bus trip in order to participate in the Million Man March. The film was directed by Spike Lee and premiered on the one-year anniversary of the March.

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:03:09

- What?
- Yo, dog, I ain't going.

:03:11

I'm getting on that bus.

:03:14

Now that means
you are getting on that bus.

:03:17

We look stupid!

:03:18

Oh, now you want to be
all embarrassed.

:03:21

You should've
thought about that before.

:03:23

Dog, I ain't going.

:03:24

Call me dog again and see if I don't
knock you flat on your ass.

:03:29

Now, I'm getting on that bus and you
are going right along with me.

:03:34

I am your father.

:03:36

You are my son.

:03:39

So let's get on the bus, okay?

:03:42

Walk.

:03:45

Gary...

:03:47

...stop looking at me like that.

:03:51

Shelly, are we cool...

:03:52

No, we're not cool, and we're not
finished either.

:03:56

You'll feed Kaya for me?

:03:58

I'll feed him, walk him and watch him
crap! I'm looking forward to it.

:04:02

You make it sound like I'm
running off with another woman.

:04:05

You expect me to get wet like you're
doing something incredible?

:04:09

This whole thing is sexist and
exclusionary.

:04:12

Yes!

:04:13

How would you feel if the march
was only for dark-skinned brothers?

:04:17

How can Farrakhan call a march for
dark-skinned brothers...

:04:20

...when Farrakhan's about your
complexion, with straight hair?

:04:24

Gonna kiss me? Kiss me goodbye?

:04:26

I'm late for work.

:04:32

I love you anyway.

:04:36

Remember to watch CNN.

:04:39

We're not done talking.

:04:40

I know we're not.

:04:57

I'll call from Arkansas.

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