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In defense of some of the users out there.

I mean, I hate Tarantino with a passion.

The point of movies is to make money so “being talked about” is irrelevant if no one is paying you.

People discussing films is overrated

“Les Poissons” stays because Rene Auberjonois was a treasure.

Not interested in anyone parroting the far-right by calling Disney “woke” anymore

Lindsay Ellis has done all kinds of feminist media critiques and discussion in her work. She’s pretty much the opposite of far right. What she’s pointing out is how their “wokeness” in these remakes isn’t really as progressive as they want it to seem and points out how it doesn’t work that way along with how these…

A campaign that the right have waged so successfully that you dismiss on sight people who use the word ironically. The terrorists have won.

Mild criticism should be permitted to help any legitimate social movement grow. That criticism does not automatically default one to the far-right. Progressives are supposed to work together by drawing strength from varying ideological differences, not enforcing group orthodoxy by fear of being made a pariah and thus…

Children are smarter than anyone seems to believe they are. They can grasp when someone’s clearly the villain and not to be trusted.

I think we’re reaching a point where, because Disney’s villains are as iconic and marketable as their heroes, the characters can’t actually be BAD in any real way.  Wouldn’t do to sell a backpack featuring a character with poor morals!  Looks for an Ursula origin movie next where we discover she’s actually just…

Linsday Ellis isn’t far right--she’s using “woke” in a tongue-in-cheek kind of way to get to her larger point about why these remakes keep getting made. 

Strongly disagree. As you said, kids are going to hear the “seen and not heard” thing many times in their lives, it’s just inevitable. But, if the first time they hear that said is by someone who is a very obvious villain, someone who is clearly evil and untrustworthy, they’re going to associate that kind of line with…

Lindsay Ellis is hardly “far-right”, and that video is at least three years old, long before all the DeSantis stuff.  It does actually pay to do at least a cursory glance at something before you assume you know exactly what it is.

Look, it’s cute and empowering when an attractive white teenage girl/mermaid stalks a rich dude. Really, it’s his fault for being so damn attractive. 

Hey, remember how Ellie Kemper is a mad racist?

No one, apparently, has an issue with telling children it’s noble and good to abandon your family at sixteen to live with a guy you met at a party the day before, so long as he’s hot and from a wealthy family.

Swift and sudden violence is never the answer, but in this case there should be an exception made.

Tim Scott is every Republican Senator’s black friend.