Genre: Comedy/Drama

Runtime: 138 min

Rated: R

Staring: Anthony Mackie, Kerry Washington, Ellen Barkin, Monica Bellucci, Jim Brown, Woody Harrelson, Q-Tip, John Turturro, Brian Dennehy, Jamel Debbouze

Jack Armstrong (Anthony Mackie) is a successful young black VP for a drug producing film called Progeia. Jack is fired when he rejects to be a part of a dirty business any more. His funds are frozen by Progeia's CEO (Woody Harrelson) and he is blacklisted. He is not able to find any other job in his field. He has no access to money at all and one day he meets his ex- fiancée Fatima (Kerry Washington) who has some quick money making idea.

Fatima is now living with another woman Alex (Dania Ramirez). Their relationship ended when Jack last saw Fatima in bed with another woman. This couple has decided to have children of their own. They have been unable and unwilling to adopt a child and don't trust sperm banks describing the sperm banks "it's like shopping for Gucci at Wal-Mart." Now that Fatima has found Jack, they want Jack to father their babies. They also offer Jack10,000 from each if Jack is able to impregnate them. After a great deal of convincing, Jack agrees. Jack is strong and intelligent, and soon he finds small armies of women lining up outside his Manhattan digs.

"She hate me" has overflowing messages. It is like the movie is trying to hit in different direction and missing all of them one by one. According to me Lee has a lot to say about corporate greed and AIDS in Africa and Watergate and the exploitation of black males. In fact he has so much to talk about in the movie that it is difficult to understand that what he is getting at. Firstly the movie seems to be focused but soon it starts it becomes stereotype and the plot scatters. Lee is talented; he could do a lot better to make it look good.