If that question is, "What is the most efficient way to satirize the ignorant and illogical reaction against this film?"

Sorry, did you say "sues"?

Something as potentially interesting and unconventional as this has no place at a Wilco concert.

The heid of Alicia FAAAAAWWWWWWWWWXXXX.

"Trump for all his many, many faults can't be accused of making millions out of literally working people to their inglorious deaths."

DRINK BEER

"Did he? I think you just made up that interpretation."

Bantered off by your own son. Lord have merceh.

I can't believe Kevin Owens has turned heel!

That was their "first" show, gramps. Now get inside, you'll catch your death of cold.

"Yeah, only a writer. I'm sure he had zero conversations with the studio about this."

As pointed out: You haven't got the word of one of the writers of the actual film. You just think you do because you can't read well enough to understand what was actually said.

I thought it was interesting that he tried that "Who is more popular, me or him?" audience gambit two decades ago on a panel show in England and got rekt then, as well.

"Okay. It still doesn't alter the fact that it's a gratuitous race lift"

Q. "How is it a sellout to China to NOT cast an Chinese actor for something?"

I asked you to quote me the part of that article that states that this is what the studio thought and did - not what a writer thinks may have happened in a process he clearly wasn't involved in.

"I showed you evidence to the contrary."

Leaving aside that you seem to be unaware that films with Tibetan actors and characters are routinely made and shown in China - Kundun was literally about the Dalai Llama and Tibetan independence (like The Mountain Patrol, which hoovered up awards when it came out and was financed in large part by the likes of Warner…

You literally didn't even read that article. [facepalm]

"I somehow doubt that they'd refuse to cast a black actor as Black Panther because he might be seen as 'a stereotypical African warlord' or something."