I think GWTW is just too important and big of a film to completely remove. I just think it needs to be cited and have it’s context included. I just think the idea of removing it for a move that’s just so so white and somehow that being seen as a progressive move is just mind blowing.

Educating their audience through pre-episode disclaimers explaining why something can be offensive now and wasn’t considered offensive when originally aired would do far more to help the fight against racism then just burying something that people might find offensive.

It was the same thing with Scrubs, JD gets beat up for it. And 30 Rock, the joke being it’s easier to get a white guy in blackface a show than an actual black actor.

Giant company doesn’t actually care about racism but only the appearance of racism ..pretends to be shocked face..

How would that not be an “ipso facto” things?

On top of all that, the lawsuit should also be against Randy Orton for sublicensing the artwork without permission from the artist.

I’d check it out if it were released.

I assume you’re talking about her brother and my main question would be, why should he get any more credit than he already does?

Amazon Prime is just terrible as a streaming service.

“Sane Republican”?

Does it bother anyone else that all the movies that have “the” in the title are listed together in a row instead alphabetically with the second word organizing it?

If only Rock had done this 4 years ago, maybe it would have made a difference.

Yeah. It’s a multiethnic tribe.

Probably not.

I mean a little disingenuous to kinda not mention that it’s not a Native American tribe in the 2015 film and it’s a mishmash of different ethnicities and cultures brought together to survive on Neverland.

I’m more annoyed that in 2020 and they can’t even get surround sound to work on all their apps. 

I don’t think I’ll ever get why Josh Peck (nor Olivia Thirlby) didn’t become bigger stars after The Wackness.

They will eventually.

100million PS4s vs the a lot fewer PS5s that will be available during its first year.

When people were mad at cable bundles and were screaming for “a la carte” channels, this was always going to be the end result.