I like how people have watered down the meaning of “outrage” to the point that it’s now just used to describe anyone having any point of view whatsoever.

How about the opening scene from Hot Shots: Part Deux?

Mr. Dafoe asks for this and he’s a “team player”.

You can CapsLock those words all you want, it doesn’t make them any more convincing. The student requested a “No Harm” exam *for the entire class*, which is a reasonable middle ground between no consideration at all for a potentially turbulent situation and asking for individual grade adjustments based on…

I dismissed the list because of Popeye, Hook, and Dune.

ACTUAL ANSWER: “Cancel culture” is just the latest name for social mores being enforced by society at large, which is something that has legitimately always happened, starting from the days/nights in which two or more cavemen huddled around a campfire.

Anyone who thinks Popeye is Altman’s worst movie needs to sit through fuckin’ Quintet.

Everybody working for The Weekend, huh. 

So what you’re saying is that Cancel Culture doesn’t really exist as an actual force that can change things but is really just the hopes and dreams of a few people that ultimately come to nothing?

I like that the author of that Popeye section obviously never saw the cartoon the movie was based on, and complained that Williams mumbled his dialogue. Like, yeah, dude, that’s what Popeye does. 

Cool! I can immediately dismiss this list because the first slide is Robert Altman’s amazing live action Popeye movie. Like I’d give you the Prairie Home Companion movie or even though I like it OC and Stiggs but not Popeye.

Yeah, from “The Show Where Sam Shows up,” S02E16:

It would be funny if they did a realistic heavyweight fight where the boxers throw pillow punches for 30 seconds then tie each other up for the rest of the round.

Is that all you got out of it?  You should slap your elementary school teachers for failing to teach you how to comprehend what you’re reading.

The best, most obvious, and most unlikely idea is not on this list. 

Still the best Cammy. THRUST KICK!

Or perhaps you simply don’t have a sense of humor. The movie is filled with stuff that absolutely holds up -- like how Scotty is trying to use the early Macintosh by talking to it (as one does in the Star Trek universe) and when he is shown the mouse thinks it is a microphone and starts shouting into it. It’s a great…

The full context does not make it any better. He interprets some poll as proof that a majority of Black people have anti-White beliefs, calls them a hate group for it and says White people should stay away from Black people and that that’s why he lives in an area with little to no Black people.

Interrogator: You play games with me mister and you’re through!

Even among people who love TVH, TWoK is almost universally lauded as the better film as well as specifically the better Trek film.