I'm not fooling anyone. Your posts are idiotic and delusional. That's why you have to make bullshit up and you can't quote anything. But sure....please correct my error by saying that Hollywood isn't dominated by the left. Enlighten me in how that POV is incorrect, I'll wait.
I’m not a fan of junk cluttering up my house. No need for disks and disk players to store kid moviesYeah, streaming is cheaper than going to the movies, but sometimes I just like getting my wife out of the house and to a theater, then maybe head to a custard shop. It’s more about the experience. When it comes to buying movies, I usually buy a 4K or BluRay with the digital download feature. I meld the old fashioned with the new, and I do it this way for several reasons: 1) Adding a digital code doesn’t cost much from the base price of the movie; 2) I actually own something, i.e. a piece of physical media that has real monetary value. I don’t have to keep paying streaming licensing fees, and just try selling your Vudu or MoviesAnywhere collection; 3) I own the original content. I don’t have to concern myself with, say, woke feminist prudes convincing Warner Brothers to reduce the size of Lola’s breasts in a future release of Space Jam. I can ogle them—or not—in all of their original glory, just as the film-maker intended.
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Quote where I said something about a conspiracy to destroy America.
Why did you use "s in a statement you typed out instead of actually quoting where I said something about "Hollywood producers conspiring to destroy America"? Oh wait...it's because I didn't type that at all. That's a really weird interpretation to take from "Laziest form of pandering", which is what I actually wrote.
Hopefully, we won’t have another one.
Yes...I had a question, and that was what you put in quotes, Then you wrote:
That didn't answer the question. Then you changed my question to say:
Which wasn't the question. You still haven't answered the question and you're lying.
I don't see anything cynical about it, nor do I see the hypocrisy.
It's cynical because I think Disney considered race in the casting. Maybe that's just me being cynical, but it's been a pattern. The hypocrisy comes into play that Hollywood has been criticized for white washing stories, setting the standard for keeping things in the traditional racial categories. If this was flipped, and a traditionally Black character was cast as white, or an African folklore story was cast white, you'd see way bigger outcry than what is happening in response to this.
No, you didn't. You are lying. You answered a different question that you made up. I literally put the quotes there for you to read and you still stick with your lies. Pathetic.
From the ones I've watched, I have not liked a single one of them, with the exception being Cruella, and that's not a remake, it's a unique story (it's like a 7.8/10 for me). This movie does not interest me, but honestly, the live-action remakes have never interested me.
You didn't. You made an observation. I asked if "YOU" would be OK with it. You're fine with Hollywood taking an African folktale and just putting white people in it? Yes or no?
Pointing out hypocrisy and lazy pandering isn't crying. But anything you can to distract that you are absolutely terrified of answering a simple question.
