I like Selena but I can’t ever get past how Chris Perez won the Grammy for Best Latin Rock in 2000. That was the biggest F-- You to Latin Rock and just music in general. That was the travesty of travesties.

They both are white males (Affleck and Fincher) so I don’t why that’s a point in this.

A lot of people are against those logos but I don’t know what does this have to do with Affleck. Did he defend those logos?

So sports aren’t that important but movies are life and death now? Affleck isn’t a politician and in the end is not that important and his decisions are meaningless by your standard. Sports are as important as Beyonce, Westworld or Gone Girl. As a sports fan, his decision to wear a Yankees cap (once again, the heated…

I didn’t compare it to the sexual assault. I criticized the other poster for what he/she posted and then he/she brought up that because I hadn’t commented on the assault in the thread, it suddenly meant my opinion wasn’t valid or something to that effect in typical bad faith arguing he/she was doing.

It happens all the time and in case of Africa, it just doesn’t have the attention. If anything Syria is getting more attention than many places.

It’s not a tantrum. If anything the Yankees/Red Sox rivalry is the only big one in baseball but stuff like this is offensive in sports around the world (I can’t even imagine a hardcore Boca Junior actor being forced to wear a River shirt in Argentina) and all of this because of a hat that wasn’t KEY to a scene. He…

Keep the character? It was a hat for a scene when there is another New York team that he could have (and ended up wearing) and it wouldn’t be the hated rival of his team. It was an easy solution and it’s more stubborn for the director to insist on hat knowing Affleck would get crap for it.

I didn’t connect it to sexual assault. The poster used to deflect it that I was somehow equating it because I didn’t make a post decrying the situation prior to my criticism of he/she saying that Affleck was the one being unproffesional. There are numerous post around this thread about directors and how they stick to…

There are 2 New York teams which is why he wore a New York Mets hat and it changed nothing with the picture. It’s a New York team that isn’t the die hard rival of his team.

He said that he didn’t want to because he was a sox fan and it would become a thing and he would have gotten shit for it and he must certainly would’ve. Friends and yankees fan would have used it against him forever and the hat didn’t have anything to do with the plot. He was right to not wear it and Fincher was in…

What is wrong with you? Is really your argument that I must be pals with Affleck? Do you even know anything about the rivalry between Yankees and Red Sox fans and how it was meaningless for Finchier to just change the hat he should wear since it had nothing to do with the plot?

Except Bertolucci and Brando’s horrible behavior doesn’t change the fact that if somebody was unproffesional in THAT situation, it was Finchier. Change the part? The guy in the book was a Cardinals fan, in the end he wore a Mets fan and there was no problem because it was a stupid director BS that Finchier did. Of…

Or why doesn’t the director drop it and let it go like he eventually did for a POINTLESS cap. Affleck is a huge Red Sox fan and he was totally right that people would use that against him in the future. On the other hand the cap didn’t really have anything to do with the story and it was just something Fincher felt…

Plus a Goalkeeper bring a knee up. If they do like Green and kick out and connect, they get red carded.

Ava Addams for example is a big name and she flat out told she would block anybody who says something about James Deen when some male fans started bringing it up. Sure what you say is an example but the reality is he has a lot of women friends in the industry.