I enjoyed this dumpster fire of a movie. its what propelled me into respecting star wars. its pod racing was the most memorable thing and then you had lucasarts make it into a full racing game which i respected.

JET FUEL LAMP OIL CAN’T MELT STEEL BEAMS

No, I’m pretty sure the genetically-modified, sentient rug is not only American, but currently polling at the top of the GOP.

thief who used lies and manipulation ... This man’s only friends are a monkey and a rug- a genetically-modified, sentient rug. His record of harassing and assaulting [minorities] is lengthy...

I am part Asian (Korean) and female. And back in the greys it would appear...

Sorry, but it seems to be reaching. If they had referred to her as a “dragon lady” or “lotus blossom”, I could understand. But then again I am not her.....

Honestly, that has to be the last thing that came to this part Asians mind. I would of taken offense at the words “Macklemore” and “hella”.

Sometimes when I’m lazing in bed and letting my girth spill out in all of it’s splendor, I completely envision myself as Jabba (except with my adorable face).

Thanks for making your point for me. Some cops are the racist oppressors.

There are good cops out there, nobody is denying that, here’s a perfect example. They executed the maneuver perfectly, nobody died and a little girl was saved and kudos to them! BUT, when cops fuck up and act outside the law, they must be held to account and people are upset that a culture seems to have emerged where…

There are two sides to every coin. Cops are people, and like people, good and bad.

It’s in the trailer, friends.

You think I’m saying “no Whites” or “no recognizable and bankable names”. I’m saying, for example, was Brenton Thwaites necessary? Could he, for example, not have been played by any number of other young actors of color? I’m not knocking him. But he’s a supporting actor that no one has really heard of. He’s there to…

It was considered white-washing because the writer said the character is Korean, and directors never bothered to even ask the writer what the character looked like. They just assumed she was white.

Untrue. People just want some representation for people who aren’t white in movies. The Rock would’ve went over very well. I’ve heard several people use the excuse, well it’s accurate for the time period, when describing why you don’t see more minorities in fantasy movies set in the ancient world. Yet when one does…

Actually there weren’t that many slaves in Ancient Egypt, unless you count the prisoners from wars that were defeated and turned into slaves byt the victor.

I just said I wouldn’t insist every single role be played by someone Middle Eastern. Would I have cast someone Egyptian for that fourth role rather than someone who’s also sort of unknown but white? Absolutely. Would I have opened auditions to actors who were black and Middle Eastern for the other roles? Definitely. I…

The Rock would have been a better choice than any of those named, he’s already starred successfully and convincingly in a movie from that time period. He would have drawn excitement, since people loved him as The Scorpion King. Could have cashed in on that nostalgia money. Not only that but he just pulled a ton of…

No. Egypt is not historically Arab/Middle Eastern but North African.

Egypt was a multi-cultural society itself, and the inclusion of one or two African-looking characters would have been appropriate. I wouldn’t have minded the inclusion of one or two Caucasian characters either, to be honest, so long as they weren’t the whole cast. And if they’re casting people who aren’t very…