https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/PlayBoy ... 201990.pdf
Other than a specific demographic and vocal SJWs I haven’t seen anyone who doesn’t consider the casting to be pandering nonsense.
I'd say one of the goals is for things like this to become so commonplace that we no longer interpret them this way. Since Disney started making movies back in, what, the 30s(?), they've had a grand total of one black princess. Yeah, it makes zero difference to us, white dudes on the internet, but to little black girls who watch this stuff it means the world. So who ****ing cares. If you ask me, the people who are too sensitive about **** are the ones who get all themselves all in a tizzy anytime something gets less white.Yeah, it's a pretty blatant attempt to get media buzz for being "courageous" with their choice.
Other than a specific demographic and vocal SJWs I haven’t seen anyone who doesn’t consider the casting to be pandering nonsense.I'd say one of the goals is for things like this to become so commonplace that we no longer interpret them this way. Since Disney started making movies back in, what, the 30s(?), they've had a grand total of one black princess. Yeah, it makes zero difference to us, white dudes on the internet, but to little black girls who watch this stuff it means the world. So who ****ing cares. If you ask me, the people who are too sensitive about **** are the ones who get all themselves all in a tizzy anytime something gets less white.Yeah, it's a pretty blatant attempt to get media buzz for being "courageous" with their choice.
In other news, live-action Lion King looks absolutely awful.
No, because I watched this clip of expressionless animals running aimlessly through a jungle during what is supposed to be one of the most joyful moments of the film.Because critics said so?
In other news, live-action Lion King looks absolutely awful.
Did ya cry at the end? My daughter only started crying because she saw me doing itToy Story 4 was my favorite in the series. 3 was basically the same as 2, and I don’t think the stakes were really that emotional, despite everyone getting upset at the incinerator scene. The Gabby story in this one is much more poignant, IMO. And for once, Woody was actually likable. First time the mini shmenguins have seen a movie in the theater, which was cool.
But I'm a suckerThe end was good but I didn’t find it sad. The tea party scene had me a little teared up, I admit. Because this movie wasn’t just about how obsolescence makes you bitter, like 1-3 were. Obsolescence isn’t sad. It’s a fact of life. But this part of the story was about having your future taken away from you because of your body failing you, and how your pain can be misunderstood by others.Did ya cry at the end? My daughter only started crying because she saw me doing itToy Story 4 was my favorite in the series. 3 was basically the same as 2, and I don’t think the stakes were really that emotional, despite everyone getting upset at the incinerator scene. The Gabby story in this one is much more poignant, IMO. And for once, Woody was actually likable. First time the mini shmenguins have seen a movie in the theater, which was cool.
So 007 is a black woman now? Lol. It's honestly getting funny at this point.Bond 25 ‘will see actress Lashana Lynch take over from Daniel Craig to become first female 007’ https://t.co/6fZn7maKzr
This should go over well with the same crowd dodinting about the little mermaid
I refer to my previous post.The comments I’ve read today are from people who didn’t actually read the story, and think that she’s actually replacing Daniel Craig. That’s not the case.
I know she isn't replacing Daniel Craig. She *is* the new 007 (reportedly).
I read this issue several times in the past day, and only just realized it was Pammy.NOTE that the link takes you to a digital version of the whole issue including Pam Anderson...you have been warned.
I don't have any issue with the above. I dunno...for me, it's more about just simple escapism. I enjoy the "toxic masculinity" of the Bond films. A lot of the older stuff is hilariously/horrifically outdated (the spank in Goldfinger is always the first thing that comes to mind), but I enjoy the Bond films because it's free from a lot of the SJW messaging that is increasingly permeating pop culture. It's fun escapism.Eh, I've always liked the idea that 007 was a recyclable title and that James Bond was a codename (though Skyfall kind of ruined that) so that we could move to someone like Idris Elba in the role.
