I dont know how you guys stand living in multicultural countries for real. I have poc fatigue and I almost never see real ones. Just on tv and the internet
I dont know how you guys stand living in multicultural countries for real. I have poc fatigue and I almost never see real ones. Just on tv and the internet
Japan continuing to be BASED as fuck."Here we go again… enough already."
"Can we just stop expecting a movie that isn't politically correct from Disney already?"
"Disney sure has fallen…"
"What's with the serious tune? I can't get excited about it."
"Tinker Bell is like Disney's poster girl, it's shocking. I guess I'll think of it as an alternate world."
"Disney is just prioritizing adults over providing children with dreams."
"These young actors will receive hate from around the world before the movie gets released. I think something is wrong with the people making content for kids. The children's happiness is the most important, Disney. I want things to be innocent again."
"Changing for the worse. It's too much. I'm canceling once The Mandalorian ends."
"Just change the name to PoliCore Plus already."
"Yup. I'm quitting after The Mandalorian."
"It's blasphemy to the original work. There was never a black fairy, so how did that happen?"
"Is it really necessary to have this much diversity in the world of Peter Pan?"
"This Tinker Bell must be from Wakanda!"
"Blackwash."
"She looks more like Iridessa than Tinker bell lol."
"Political correctness is whatever, but I still feel it's wrong to change the setting like that."
"I think it's hilarious that they're trying to show how much they care about black people but ended up making things more racist instead."
"Hey there's also a slant-eye Asian LOL"
...I should rewatch Hook.
There's so much forced diversity in this movie and its trailer that I first thought it was parody.
"You're not boys?" - "SO WHAT?!"
Literally one of the core plot points being that the Lost Boys have never seen a girl before ...
I thought I recall the reason for no girls was that they became mature quicker to believe/stay in Neverland?
What's funny about the "You're not all boys? SO WHAT" line is that they made sure that it got in the trailer. There are still people out here pretending forced diversity isn't a thing and that these choices aren't being made with an agenda.
And here they are making sure that you see every agenda-driven decision the movie has in the trailer itself. It's not even about slyly injecting it to further their cult's progress and getting people blindsided by it when they are in the theater anymore. They want you to know, in advance, that this movie is purposely pissing on the source material and SO WHAT. But no, there's no agenda...
I dont know how you guys stand living in multicultural countries for real. I have poc fatigue and I almost never see real ones. Just on tv and the internet
How I feel summed up: I'm literally preparing myself for a civil war everyday.
...I should rewatch Hook.
How I feel summed up: I'm literally preparing myself for a civil war everyday.
Multiculturalism, all throughout history, always leads to either genocide, cultural erasure or strictly segregated and hierarchical societies.
As an example, the reason Brits are 'Anglo Saxons' is due to the post Roman Britons hiring European Angle and Saxon mercenaries and labourers to come over and work for them, who eventually numbered in their thousands, and decided to join forces and overthrow the Britons that had imported them.
This is why Scotland, Wales and Cornwall all have celtic heritage and England doesn't, because that's tracked using the Y chromosome, and the Angles and Saxons murdered all the male English Britons and took their women as slave wives.
If you have no shared culture, then you see people as 'other', and as soon as times get tough, or there's an opportunity to put 'us' ahead of 'them', humans have proven they absolutely will turn to violence. It is peak utopianist nievity and midwitted ignorance of history to believe diversity is a strength.
Didn't know that about Briton. But he does make sense when you look at history with some of the known Empires that cover vast regions. Macedonia, Rome, Mongolia etc…
They cover such diverse culture, beliefs and region that eventually there are in fighting from within that they destroyed themselves.
I'm afraid what we are seeing currently with the US states is in similar trajectory. I hope that we are able to reverse course soon!
Didn't know that about Briton. But he does make sense when you look at history with some of the known Empires that cover vast regions. Macedonia, Rome, Mongolia etc…
They cover such diverse culture, beliefs and region that eventually there are in fighting from within that they destroyed themselves.
I'm afraid what we are seeing currently with the US states is in similar trajectory. I hope that we are able to reverse course soon!
Too late. Just hope to not have to go through bloodshed.
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Disney's Peter Pan & Wendy Gets Review-Bombed on IMDB
Disney+'s Peter Pan remake is getting review bombed on IMDB.thedirect.com
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Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of cunts IMO.
I love how it's always called "review bombed" when people genuinely hate the movie and what it's doing.
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Disney's Peter Pan & Wendy Gets Review-Bombed on IMDB
Disney+'s Peter Pan remake is getting review bombed on IMDB.thedirect.com
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The indigenous characters were depicted as racially insensitive caricatures, and the song "What Makes the Red Man Red" is a clear example of blatant racism. However, it's heartening to see that Disney has finally taken notice of the outrage and made a positive change in Peter Pan & Wendy. Alyssa Wapanatâhk's portrayal of Tiger Lily, with authentic Cree language, dress, and craftsmanship, is a significant step toward the respectful representation of indigenous peoples.
Finally, so important.
Disney Finally Fixes Peter Pan's Controversial Tiger Lily Story After 70 Years
Disney's original portrayal of Tiger Lily in Peter Pan (1953) was widely criticized. But Tiger Lily in Peter Pan & Wendy (2023) is above reproach.
Finally, so important.
Disney Finally Fixes Peter Pan's Controversial Tiger Lily Story After 70 Years
Disney's original portrayal of Tiger Lily in Peter Pan (1953) was widely criticized. But Tiger Lily in Peter Pan & Wendy (2023) is above reproach.
I can't wait until all those old nazi-movies get remade and treat nazis respectfully. /s
I know you put an /s there but it wouldn't surprise me. After all, the route to public acceptance is often through comedy, and we've had quite a few "Nazi comedies" in the last 20 years, ranging from horror schlock to straight-up comedies with Hitler as the star. His viewpoints are boilerplate European race realism, that's the dirty secret of that era of intellectual history. Yes he was a satanic maniac who took that thinking further than most, but he did it with the applause of the German people and even the respect of other Western nations up to the point of WW2.
All this shit is doing is making people who were indifferent wanna become racist. I already see people taking their annoyance at this kind of shit to extremes.
All this DEI shit is meant to do is divide people further. I remember in the 90s and early 2000s how we were moving past this shit, now theyre intentionally pushing people to the edge.
I watched the original cartoon and even back then I thought the indians were laughably racist caricatures. Even so, I wouldn't give a shit if they gave them a respectable portrayal here. This movie looks like shit anyway so why should I care?Finally, so important.
Disney Finally Fixes Peter Pan's Controversial Tiger Lily Story After 70 Years
Disney's original portrayal of Tiger Lily in Peter Pan (1953) was widely criticized. But Tiger Lily in Peter Pan & Wendy (2023) is above reproach.
- Tiger Lily, in this version, is never a damsel in distress. She is basically Rambo-lina. In fact, it's John and Michael that are kidnapped by Hook, not Tiger Lily. Peter does not save Tiger Lily. Tiger Lily saves Peter.
- To be more inclusive, The Lost Boys are both boys and girls.
- Tinker Bell does not betray Peter and The Lost Boys by leading Hook to their hideout. Wendy sings a song, and Hook hears it from miles away. Tink is nothing but good in this version.
- James Hook was once a Lost Boy and Peter's best friend. He started missing his mother, and Peter banished him from the Lost Boys and Neverland forever.
- Wendy does walk the plank in this version, but she is not saved by Peter. She is saved by Tinker Bell. Tink gives Wendy pixie dust that makes her fly, and Wendy basically becomes Peter Pan for the rest of the movie. According to Hook, "She has the boy's magic." Wendy replies, "This magic belongs to no boy," given that both Peter and Wendy need the pixie dust from Tink to fly.
- At one point, Peter can't fly and is falling to his death, and Wendy saves him. Peter never saves Wendy.
- Peter once lived in The Darling's home before they lived in it. That's why he visits so often.
- Peter apologizes to James (Hook) for treating him so poorly. Soon after, it appears James falls to his death, and he is presumably eaten by the crocodile. Just before the movie ends, you see James and Smee floating on some of the ship's debris. Peter comes back to rescue James, and they become friends again.
THAT is the biggest pile of SHITE that I've had the misfortune of reading. They've basically raped and twisted all the great and memorable things about JM Barrie's story for the sake of being WOKE. Fuck you Disney.Good review, worth reading.
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MOVIE REVIEW: 'Peter Pan and Wendy' — A Very Different Story - WDW News Today
A daily-updated resource for news and information on the Disney resort around the world.wdwnt.com
Here are the biggest changes compared to the OG movie, spoilers, obviously:
Good review, worth reading.
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MOVIE REVIEW: 'Peter Pan and Wendy' — A Very Different Story - WDW News Today
A daily-updated resource for news and information on the Disney resort around the world.wdwnt.com
Here are the biggest changes compared to the OG movie, spoilers, obviously:
Cringe ... is ... h-hurting ... so much ... make it ... stop ...!Wendy replies, "This magic belongs to no boy,"
Jojo Rabbit is a great movie but no it's not a movie where he gets to be an hero at the end.What's that Taika Waititi? Fuck butchered his name! Anyways didn't he made that comedy with Hitler as sorta hero? Not sure, I didn't see it. Trailer was too out there for me. It even had strange name that didn't seem it was about Hitler or anything about Nazi!
But it got glowing reviews from critics!
Maybe I'm overthinking, just anything that makes Hitler less evil, I just roll my eyes!
Edit: JoJo Rabbit is movie! I'm probably wrong maybe it condemns Nazis! It just look weird to me.
It looks really good and since it's aimed at children, it will help teach a new generation that women can be anything they want to be - including boys!
It's a lesson that our next phase of society desperately needs, so I'm glad that they are sacrificing potential profits to achieve this humanist goal.